The Macroeconomics of Climate and Environmental Change Conference 2027

Overview

The Macroeconomics of Climate and Environmental Change Conference 2027 is set to convene at the headquarters of the Banque de France in Paris. This two-day event will gather scholars and practitioners to discuss the macroeconomic implications of climate and environmental changes, including human-driven factors such as pollution and resource scarcity.

Key Themes

The conference will focus on various topics, including:

• The impact of climate change on macrofinancial stability and public finances.
• Policy responses to transition risks associated with climate change.
• The macroeconomic modeling of the green transition.
• Gendered effects of green macroeconomic policies on socio-economic inequalities.

Participants will have the opportunity to present their research, engage in discussions, and attend panels featuring prominent keynote speakers, including Lucrezia Reichlin from the London Business School and Mar Reguant from the Barcelona School of Economics. The event aims to foster collaboration between scholars from both the Global North and South, emphasizing the importance of rigorous analysis in shaping effective macroeconomic policies for a sustainable future.

Call for Papers

Researchers are encouraged to submit their papers by September 30, 2026, to contribute to this vital discourse. Some travel support will be available for PhD students and early-career scholars. For more details on paper submission, visit the registration link.