RISE Conference 2026

In an era marked by inflation surges, geopolitical fragmentation, and rising uncertainty, nonlinear and regime-dependent models offer critical insights into macroeconomic re-silience and policy design. This conference seeks to foster dialogue between academics and policy institutions by bridging theory and practice to address today’s most pressing global challenges.

Themes of Interest

We welcome both methodological contributions and policy-relevant applications, includ-ing but not limited to:

Methodological Advances

• Regime-switching models in macroeconomics and finance
• Nonlinear dynamics and solution multiplicity
• Numerical methods and computational innovations
• High-dimensional and large-scale model applications
• Screening strategies and model uncertainty

Policy-Relevant Applications

• Inflation surges and monetary policy responses
• Trade wars, global fragmentation, and supply chain disruptions
• Geopolitical risks and uncertainty in global markets
• Financial stability under nonlinear shocks
• Extreme weather events and macroeconomic and financial resilience
• Digital currencies and nonlinear transmission mechanisms
• Central bank communication under model uncertainty

We particularly welcome contributions that combine rigorous modeling techniques with policy insights, highlighting the relevance of nonlinear and regime-dependent frameworks for real-world decision-making.