What happened at the CSAE Conference 2023?
The CSAE Conference 2023 took place from 19-21 March and was back in person at St Catherine's College, Oxford, UK. We had an amazing three days at the conference (take a look at our Twitter account to see all of the buzz around the event). Recordings of our live streamed sessions will be available very soon.
Further Information
Speaker Information
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FAQs
Read our Frequently Asked Questions for responses to common queries about the CSAE Conference.
Important Dates Timeline
View a list of important dates for the CSAE Conference 2023
Contact Us
If you need to get in touch with the CSAE team, please email us at csae.conference@economics.ox.ac.uk.
Workshop in Ghana 2022
The Economic Development in Africa Workshop took place in Ghana in November 2022. Find out more here.
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Programme
Take a look at the CSAE Conference 2023 programme to read the papers from all of the presentations.
CSAE Conference 2023 website
Visit the CSAE Conference 2023 website to find out all about the event.
Keynote speaker
Abebe Aemro Selassie (Director of the African Department, International Monetary Fund) was the keynote speaker at the 2023 conference.
Monday 20 March, 11:30-13:00, Bernard Sunley Lecture Theatre
Monday 20 March, 11:30-13:00, Bernard Sunley Lecture Theatre
Download the CSAE App
The CSAE App returned for 2023 with a new look! You can download the app in both the Play Store and the App Store and search for the CSAE Conference 2023 event. You'll need to log in to access the event (use the email address and name you entered when you registered for the event).
Opening Panel — Current Research on Structural Transformation Panel
Sunday 19 March, 16:30-18:00, Bernard Sunley Lecture Theatre
Closing Panel — Sovereign Debt in the Post-Pandemic Recovery: Is this Time Different?
Tuesday 21 March, 16:30-18:00, Bernard Sunley Lecture Theatre