Are South Med Countries Converging?
The FEMISE annual conference this year will address the question of Convergence of the South Med Countries.  In two plenary session and 8 parallel sessions, this issue will be addressed, questioned and some useful recommendations could be drawn to what these countries should do to ensure that they are on the [...]

FEMISE is organizing its annual conference on the 14th and 15th of November 2009 in Brussels, Belgium. This year, the conference will address the theme of the convergence of the Med countries (the Agenda and the Concept note are available here).
The FEMISE annual conference gathers members’ institutes, affiliates and other interested participants from the North and [...]

Workshop Femise, Aix, 8-9 juillet

FEMISE is happy to announce the organization of its second Workshop on “Firm Productivity, Trade and Development” in collaboration with its member institute DEFI, Université de la Méditerranée together with GDR Development and Transition (CNRS) and the Banque of France. The workshop will take place on the 8 and 9 July 2009 in Aix-en Provence, France (download the draft agenda).
The workshop will address [...]

The FEMISE Association held its 2008 annual conference in Istanbul, Turkey on December 14-15. For the first time,
FEMISE organizes its conference in a South Mediterranean Country, which goes along with the new strategy of the association to enlarge the scope of dissemination and activities.
The conference was organized over two days with the participation of 80 [...]

FEMISE organized in collaboration with the Economic Research Forum (ERF), and the University of Tunis El Manar (UTM) its first thematic workshop on “Monetary Policy and Inflation Targeting” on the 24-25 October 2008, in Tunis, Tunisia.

FEMISE held its 2007 annual conference in Marseille , France on November 22-23. The conference gathered about 100 participants from the Euro-Med region, including representatives of the 74 FEMISE members’ institutes, the European Commission and other academics and researchers. The two days conference included three plenary sessions and ten parallel sessions.The plenary sessions included speeches [...]