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15^th of March 2011

Accommodation on the university campus is limited, so we recommend that you book yours now if you want to stay on site.

It is also possible to stay in hotels in the city centre, or on the way towards the campus from the centre, but do remember that the campus is on the top of a hill (see venue).

29^th of April, 2011

We have now allocated all accepted papers to sessions. An index of the allocations is available on the Schedule tab. Please check that we have got the details of your paper right in this index.

17^th of May, 2011

Thank you to all of you who have been registering and reserving your accommodation recently. One consequence is that we have now sold out of tickets for the boat trip. This is because we have limited all-weather capacity on the boats. If the weather is good when we get to the conference week, we will be able to put some more tickets on sale. So, if you can't book your boat trip yet, don't despair, with luck there will be another chance.

13^th of June, 2011 - We are holding the conference Gala Dinner at the Rougemont Hotel in central Exeter. We are able to offer three choices for each of the starter, main course and the dessert... but we need you to tell us in advance what you'd like. If you got to the My Account section of the website, and click on the Edit tab, you'll be able to make your selections - also to nominate some people you'd like to sit near.

29^th of June, 2011

You can find Information about Internet connectivity here.

Please read this carefully as there will not be much chance of helping you on the day - taking into account the number of delegates who are attending the Conference.

14th of July, 2011

Boat Trip pictures now online! Follow this link!

15^th of July, 2011

Next year's conferences will be at Granada, Spain (SABE) and Wroclaw, Poland (IAREP)

13^th of July, 2011

If you are unsure about the arrangements for the Gala Dinner, please check with the Reception Desk

Extra copies of the Conference CD are available at no charge from the Reception Desk. And you can order a conference shirt for £15, also from the reception desk

Conference contact: if you need to reach the organizers, the phone number 07531 194248 (+44 7531 194248 from outside the UK) will reach one of us from 0800-2400 UK time throughout the conference

16^th of July, 2011

The Conference is now over. Thank you all, for your contributions and your presence! The registration is now disabled, but existing members can still log-in. It was a great pleasure meeting all of you!

--- 2011 IAREP Conference TEAM

15^th of July, 2011

Some general conference pictures now online! Follow this link!

ICABEEP 2011 at Exeter: Welcome

Posted Wed, 2010-09-29 15:18 by SEGLea

The Conference is now over. Thank you all, for your contributions and your presence! The registration is now disabled, but existing members can still log-in. It was a great pleasure meeting you!

--- IAREP 2011 Conference organising committee

Conference pictures now online! Follow this link!

Boat Trip pictures now online! Follow this link!

Next year's conferences will be at Granada, Spain (SABE) and Wroclaw, Poland (IAREP)

Find out what is new here!

International Confederation for the Advancement of Behavioral Economics and Economic Psychology

International Association for Research in Economic Psychology
Society for the Advancement of Behavioral Economics

IAREP / SABE / ICABEEP Conference 2011: Exeter, 12^th-16^th July

By the invitation of the University of Exeter, the 2011 ICABEEP/IAREP/SABE conference will be held at the university's main (Streatham) campus, about 1 Km north of the centre of the city of Exeter, in the beautiful county of Devon, south-west England. This website aims give you all the details you need and enable you to register for the conference, submit your paper, and find out more information about what you can do during the conference, and also possibilities for further visits before or after. The deadline for submission of abstracts is now past, but if there are any additional submissions, we will get them reviewed and fit them into the programme if we can. All those who submitted abstracts by Monday 28th February should receive decisions on their acceptance by 31st March. If you want to come to the conference but not to present a paper, you can of course register and book here, too.

Where Economics and Psychology Meet

The IAREP / SABE / ICABEEP conference is the annual meeting of the two largest organizations in the fields of behavioural economics (SABE) and economic psychology (IAREP). The conference aims to recognise the important contributions of both economics and psychology to our understanding of consumer behaviour and the economic world. We endeavour to nurture multi disciplinary research exploring a variety of economic problems. The annual conference, run in conjunction with ICABEEP (an umbrella organization for behavioural economics and economic psychology), attracts leading research specialists from the fields of psychology, economics, marketing, consumer behaviour and other related fields.

What is Economic Psychology?
Economic psychology is concerned with both the psychological mechanisms which underlie economic behaviour and with the psychological consequences of economic events. The field aims to allow us to make more accurate predictions about individuals’ economic behaviours and advance psychological theory more generally. IAREP (the International Association for Research in Economic Psychology) was founded in 1982 and is the natural meeting point for all those interested in the areas where psychology and economics intersect. It has a wide international membership, drawn from psychologists and economics, but also from specialists in business administration, marketing and consumer behaviour.

What is Behavioural Economics?
Behavioural economists aim to develop realistic models of economic behaviour which integrate insights from both psychology and neo-classic economics. The primary concerns of the field are the bounds of rationality (selfishness, self-control) of economic agents. SABE (The Society for the Advancement of Behavioural Economics) is an association of scholars who are committed to rigorous economic analysis and are interested in learning how other disciplines—e.g. psychology, sociology, anthropology, history, political science, and biology--further our understanding of economic behaviour. An important function of SABE is to serve as a forum for research which may not find either understanding or acceptance in conventional economics societies.

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