Society for Economic Science with Heterogeneous Interacting Agents

An international society for the advancement of economic science, called the Society for Economic Science with Heterogeneous Interacting Agents (ESHIA), will begin its operations in 2006. Accomodating a vibrant interdisciplinary area, the society aims to bring together researchers focusing on agent-based approaches in economics and neighboring fields.

The objectives of ESHIA are :to publish the society journal and other publications;

:to hold international conference as well as smaller regional and specialized meetings;

:to recognize, by prizes and awards, the work of outstanding contributors to the field;

:to represent the interests of its members to various bodies, such as grant-giving organizations;

:to establish and promote relations with related disciplines such as economics, physics, computer science, and others;

:to establish connections, including membership tie-ins, with other learned societies in related areas;

:to provide centralized information regarding job opportunities, preprint series, bibliographical information and news of interest to members.