2026 – International Conference in Ecological Macroeconomics (Florence)

Ecological Macroeconomics is an emerging field at the intersection of macroeconomics, ecological economics and complexity science. It develops modelling frameworks that embed economies within biophysical limits, explicitly address inequality and social justice, and explore de- and post-growth futures through scenario analysis rather than optimisation. This inaugural international conference aims to bring together scholars, early-career researchers, students, and practitioners working on ecological macroeconomic theory and modelling, with a particular interest in applications to the Global South and policy design for a just transition. NOTE: The maximum capacity of the conference is 150 participants. In the case of equal scores in the review process, members of the International Society for Ecological Economics (ISEE) will be given priority.