10th Conference of the European Sport Economics Association

Researchers are invited to submit a paper for the 10th annual meeting of the European Association of Sport Economics, to be held from August 29-31, 2018 at the University of Liverpool Management School. Submissions are welcome relating to any area of sports economics, and including theoretical, empirical and conceptual papers. Completed research and research in progress are equally admissible but manuscripts already accepted for publication should not be submitted. The conference language is English.

Submission
Please submit an extended abstract: 3 pages (12-point font) including detailed information on the theoretical background of the study, the methods used and the major findings
Submissions should be made in the period January 1- March 31, 2018.
Please submit your abstract(s) to the following address: [email protected]
Abstracts which pass the double-blind review process will be accepted for presentation at the conference. Should the number of papers passing the review process be larger than the number of available slots for presentations, only one abstract per submitting author will be accepted (regardless of whether co-authors have submitted other papers). The submitting author is expected to present the paper.
Abstracts submitted by graduate students may be considered for the ‘Best Young Researcher Paper Award’. Please indicate in the submission whether your paper should be considered, in which case it is mandatory to submit a full paper (30 pages maximum in APA style incl. references, tables, and figures) by July 1, 2018 to PD Dr. Pamela Wicker (Email: [email protected]). For a paper to be eligible, all authors of the research paper must be graduate students, and the young researcher must agree to present the paper at the Conference.
Papers presented at the Conference will be invited to be submitted to the conference issue of the International Journal of Sport Finance (IJSF).
PhD workshop
Prior to the Conference (August 28-29), there will be a workshop for PhD students, with a special focus on academic writing and empirical research methods.