The 29th Postal and Delivery Economics Conference will be held in Gdansk (1-3 September 2021) at the Radisson Hotel & Suites.
We all very much hope to meet you in beautiful Gdansk, however, being aware of travel restrictions, we will provide the possibility to attend the conference online. For this reason, the agenda will take different time zones into consideration.
Selected papers are expected by July 15th, as well as an executive summary (approx. 250 words) for the booklet of the Conference.
All participants and authors are requested to pay a registration fee, except for a limited number of persons from approved sponsoring organisations or full-time faculty of colleges and universities selected for the programme.
Fees:
All participants are required to cover the costs of their travel and accommodation.
Requests for additional information on the Conference can be addressed to Chiara Carrozza at chiara.carrozza@eui.eu.
Conference papers might be selected for the edited volume that is published every year after the event to give visibility to the contributions presented. Authors of the papers selected for the programme will receive all the information on the prospects of publication in the volume once an agreement is reached with a publisher.
The Postal and Delivery Economics Conference is supported by public and private organisations. The last edition, for example, was made possible by the contributions of Royal Mail, Amazon, UPS, Ofcom, Poste Italiane, Swiss Post, La Poste, Copenhagen Economics, K&L Gates, IBM, ComReg, Cullen International. Please consider becoming a supporting organisation. Informal inquiries can be addressed to Prof Pier Luigi Parcu at Pierluigi.Parcu@eui.eu (please also add in cc Chiara Carrozza at chiara.carrozza@eui.eu).
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