2018 Australasian Public Choice Conference


Keynote speakers
Call for papers
We are currently calling for papers to be presented at the conference. All papers dealing with any aspect of public choice and political economy are welcomed.
Proposals for submission close on Friday 14 September 2018. Please email the title of your paper and abstract to apcc2018@rmit.edu.au
If you submit a proposal before the due date, you will be informed of whether the proposal is accepted within two weeks of submission. This may help you in planning your attendance.
If accepted, you will be required to send your paper to apcc2018@rmit.edu.au by 20 November.
Key dates
14 September 2018 Abstract submissions due to apcc2018@rmit.edu.au
01 October 2018 Outcome notification (2-week turnaround on submissions made prior to the deadline)
02 October 2018 Registration opens
21 October 2018 Registration closes
20 November 2018 Full papers due to apcc2018@rmit.edu.au
10 December 2018 Daytime: Conference day 1; Evening: conference dinner
11 December 2018 Conference day 2
Scientific committee
- Madhav Aney (Singapore Management)
- Chris Berg (RMIT)
- Geoffrey Brennan (ANU)
- Chris Doucouliagos (Deakin)
- David Fielding (Otago)
- Arye Hillman (Bar Ilan)
- Radhika Lahiri (QUT)
- Paul Raschky (Monash)
- Ahmed Skali (RMIT)
- Mehmet Ulubasoglu (Deakin)
- Samarth Vaidya (Deakin)
Conference registration
The conference registration fee is $370. This cost includes the conference dinner (on the evening of Monday 10 December) and lunch on both days, plus catered coffee breaks.
Registration closes on October 21, 2018. If you would like to act as a chair of a session but not present a paper, please indicate this on your registration form.
Links to the registration and payment platforms will be provided here closer to the relevant dates.
Accommodation
The conference will take place in the heart of Melbourne, at RMIT's Swanston Academic Building, which is located 250 meters from one of the major train stations (Melbourne Central). The central business district (CBD) of Melbourne offers many choices of accommodation and is well connected by tram. Conference attendees may also elect to stay near any train station and take a train to Melbourne Central to attend the conference.