11-2025
Call for Papers: IX Beeronomics Conference in Bordeaux (France)
The official website for our next Beeronomics Conference has been launched. The event will be organised and hosted by ESSCA School of Management, with workshops and sessions taking place from June 24-27, 2026 at the Bordeaux Campus (France). A copy of the official Call for Papers can be found in the link below.
PDF07-2025
Call for Papers - Special Issue on the Beer Brewing Industry for Contemporary Social Science
Following the success of the VIII Beeronomics Conference in Milan (Italy), Contemporary Social Science will be publishing a Special Issue entitled 'The Beer Brewing Industry in the 21st Century: Trends, Opportunities, and Challenges', seeking to explore trends, opportunities and challenges in the beer brewing industry worldwide. The deadline for paper submissions: December 1st, 2025. More information can be found here.
PDF11-2024
Dates and location for the next Beeronomics Conference announced
The Executive Committee has released details of IX Beeronomics Conference. The bi-annual conference of the series will take place at ESSCA School of Management, Bordeaux (France) on 24-27 June 2026. The event will be organised by Gabriel Weber and Maik Huettinger at ESSCA School of Management. More information to come soon.
05-2024
Beeronomics 2024 Best Paper Competition
The VIII Beeronomics Scientific Committee has launched two best paper awards to assigned at the conference in Milan. The "BeSo 2024 Best Paper Award" will be assigned to the best theoretical or empirical paper presented at the event; the winner will receive a prize of €400. The "BeSo 2024 Young Researcher Best Paper Award" for the best theoretical or empirical paper presented by a young researcher (under 35 years old) at the event.; the winner will receive a prize of €250. Participants who wish to take part to these competitions must submit a full paper via email to beeronomics2024@unimib.it. by Friday 31 May 2024. More info can be found here
03-2024
Public Houses 2030: The Future of Pubs
"Public House 2030: Will pubs still be here at the end of the decade?", is the title of the workshop being held on Friday 26 April 2024 at Newcastle Business School, Northumbria University (United Kingdom). Supported by the Beeronomics Society and Campaign for Pubs, the event will bring together people from the sector to discuss the changes affecting pubs, the different business models in the industry, and the impact of their decline of local economies and communities.
01-2024
Special Issue on Drinking Manufacture, Spaces and Places
This Special Issue, launched by the Journal of Marketing Management, investigates drinking behaviour of consumers, the retail position of drinking and the manufacture of alcohol leads to a range of important marketing, consumer behaviour and strategy questions. Deadline for submissions: September 16, 2024
12-2023
Call for Papers: VIII Beeronomics Conference in Milan (Italy)
The official website for our next Beeronomics Conference has been launched. The event will be organised and hosted by the University of Milan-Bicocca, with workshops and sessions taking place from June 19-22, 2024 at the Bicocca Campus in the heart of the city. A copy of the official Call for Papers can be found in the link below
10-2023
Brewing Growth: Special Issue on Regional Studies now available online
The Special Issue on Brewing Growth, based on papers selected from those presented at the VI Beeronomics Conference in Plzen (Czech Republic), has now been published by Regional Studies. The issue (volume 57, issue 10), edited by Ignazio Cabras, Dieter F. Kogler, Ron Davies, and David Higgins; analyses the role of beer and brewing in fostering regional economic growth worlwide. The link to the issue can be found here
PDF08-2023
Dates of the VIII Beeronomics Conference announced
The dates of the VIII Beeronomics Conference, to be held in Milan (Italy) next year, have now been announced. The conference will take place from 19 to 22 June 2024. More information about both venues and final programme will be released soon, together with the launch of the conference's official website.
03-2023
Special issue on Craft Beers - International Journal of Wine Business Research
This Special Issue will frame and strengthen the knowledge of managerial and marketing dynamics in the craft beer sector worldwide, to serve as a valuable reference for future research and teaching delivery in the fields of marketing and communication for alcoholic beverages. Deadline for submissions: October 31, 2023.
12-2022
PhD Scholarship at Northumbria University, United Kingdom
The Department of Accounting and Financial Management at Newcastle Business School, Northumbria University is looking to hire PhD-candidates for next academic year starting in September 2023. One of the positions is connected to the project 'Brewing throughout crisis: exploring the future of UK craft breweries' [Supervisor: Prof Ignazio Cabras]. Deadline for applications: January 27, 2023.
09-2022
Location of the next Beeronomics Conference announced
The city of Milan in Italy has been announced as the place hosting the VIII Beeronomics Conference in 2024. Milan is probably the most vibrant Italian city, offering a wide range of attractions including an exciting and innovative craft beer scene. More information to come soon.
05-2022
VII Beeronomics Conference: Official Programme
The official programme for our next Beeronomics Conference has been launched. The event, organised and hosted jointly by University College Dublin and Trinity College Dublin, will take place in person from June 20-23, 2022 at Trinity College Dublin in the heart of the city.
12-2021
Call for Papers: VII Beeronomics Conference in Dublin (Ireland)
The official website for our next Beeronomics Conference has been launched. The event will be organised and hosted jointly by University College Dublin and Trinity College Dublin, with workshops and sessions taking place in person from June 20-23, 2022 at Trinity College Dublin in the heart of the city.
05-2021
Call for Papers: Online-Workshop
Dr. Jana Weiß (Westfälische Wilhelms-Universität Münster) and Dr. Nancy Bodden (Ruhr-Universität Bochum) are organising the workshop entitled “International Knowledge Transfer within the Brewing Industry of the 19th and 20th Century”. The date of the workshop is October 1, 2021. Dr Weiß and Dr Bodden welcome contributions from a range of fields such as economic, entrepreneur, consumption, and cultural history. The workshop will be held online; the program will be published in July and the conference language is English. Deadline for submissions: June 30, 2021.
03-2021
PhD Opportunity at Uppsala University, Sweden
The Department of Economic History at Uppsala University is looking to hire PhD-candidates for next academic year starting in September 2021. One of the positions is connected to the project Market structure, profitability, and firm survival in the Swedish beer industry, 1920–1990 [Supervisor: Prof Henric Haggqvist].