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Call for papers: The Second International Conference on
E C O N O M I C S AND H U M A N B I O L O G Y
Munich, June 10-13, 2004
Conference will explore of the complex and symbiotic relationship between
humans, as biological beings, and the economy, broadly conceived. Relevant
topics include but are not limited to:
· The impact of industrialization, urbanization, agricultural policy,
technological change, and commercialization on biological welfare and health
outcomes
· The impact of government intervention programs at the individual level,
public health policy at the population level, and the impact of welfare
measures and macroeconomic policy on the human organism
· Feedback effects from human biological outcomes to the economy, insofar as
healthier individuals invariably lead longer, more creative, and more
productive lives, determining thereby the course of economic growth and
development.
· The relationship between anthropometric indicators as weight,
birth-weight, physical stature, the body mass index, morbidity and mortality
on economic processes
· Health as a component of Human Development
· The conceptualization of health and health models in economic theory, the
measurement of poverty, malnutrition, and psychological deprivation in
developing countries
· Related statistical, econometric and methodological issues
Submissions are welcome in:
auxology anthropometry biological anthropology
demography development economics economic history
epidemiology health economics human biology
health sciences medicine nutritional science
physical anthropology public health sociology
statistics & econometrics
We expect to be able to subsidise travel expenses and accommodation of most
participants.
For the program of the First International conference on Economics and Human
Biology in 2002 see:
http://www.vwl.uni-muenchen.de/ls_komlos/tuebingen/index.html
Please submit papers or abstracts (300 words) electronically only (as soon
as possible) to one of the two organizers:
Jörg Baten: Joerg.Baten at uni-tuebingen.de
John Komlos: jk at econhist.de
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