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International Conference on Public Choice, Institutions, and Economic Governance

📅 29–30 Oct 2026 📍 Toronto, Canada 👤 Standard / Listener

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This track explores the fundamental theories underpinning public choice, focusing on the decision-making processes of individuals within political institutions. Papers will analyze how these theories apply to contemporary governance challenges and policy formulation.

This session examines the role of institutions in shaping economic governance and their impact on public policy outcomes. Contributions will investigate institutional design, effectiveness, and the interplay between formal and informal rules.

This track focuses on the relationship between fiscal policy and economic stability, emphasizing the role of government intervention in markets. Papers will assess the effectiveness of various fiscal strategies in promoting growth and mitigating economic crises.

This session delves into the dynamics of collective action in the provision of public goods, addressing the challenges of cooperation and coordination among individuals and groups. Contributions will explore case studies and theoretical models that illustrate successful and unsuccessful collective efforts.

This track investigates the political economy surrounding redistribution policies, examining the motivations and consequences of redistributive measures. Papers will analyze the impact of such policies on inequality, social welfare, and economic growth.

This session explores the relationship between democratic governance and institutional structures, focusing on how different governance models influence policy outcomes. Contributions will assess the effectiveness of democratic institutions in promoting accountability and transparency.

This track addresses the critical role of public finance in fostering economic development, emphasizing the importance of efficient resource allocation and fiscal sustainability. Papers will explore innovative financing mechanisms and their implications for development policy.

This session examines the processes and impacts of policy reform and institutional change in various contexts. Contributions will analyze the drivers of reform, the challenges faced, and the outcomes achieved in different governance settings.

This track investigates the decision-making processes involved in public policy formulation and implementation, focusing on the roles of various stakeholders. Papers will explore the influence of political, economic, and social factors on policy choices.

This session focuses on the unique governance challenges faced by emerging economies, including issues of corruption, institutional capacity, and public accountability. Contributions will provide insights into effective governance strategies and policy interventions.

This track explores the principles of institutional design aimed at achieving sustainable development goals. Papers will discuss innovative governance frameworks that promote environmental sustainability, social equity, and economic resilience.