Financialisation has pervasive effects on our societies, and the EU-funded FESSUD project seeks to analyse and understand those effects: it probes the interrelationship of financialisation and financial crisis and to develop policy agendas to make finance better serve economic, social and environmental needs.

At ‘Financialisation, Economy, Society and Sustainable Development : a research perspective’ (27th September), FESSUD researchers present and debate their research findings on many dimensions of financialisation. Understanding finance and financialisation, causes and consequences of the financial crisis, financialisation and environmental sustainability, de-financialising social well-being and macroeconomic lessons for EU are amongst the dimensions being covered.

Important information

Registration

What is the registration deadline?
The absolute deadline for registration is 5pm (GMT+1) Tuesday 20th September

What is the refund policy?
Registration is free.

Can I register on the day?
Unfortunately onsite registration/late registration is not available due to venue regulations.

What does my registration include?
Registration includes lunch and refreshments, with a light reception following the event.

Will I receive a receipt after I have finished registering?
Yes. A receipt in the form of your pdf ticket will be sent to you by email after you have registered.

Do I have to bring my printed ticket to the event?
Yes, please bring your ticket with you in order to be allowed to attend.

Conference Venue and Directions

How do I get from the Airport to the Conference Venue?
http://ec.europa.eu/research/participants/data/support/expert/from-airport-to-brussels_en.pdf

27th September research oriented event: The venue is a 10 minute walk from Luxembourg. and a 23 minute walk from Schuman. Alternatively it is a short walk from Brussels-Midi

Invitation Letters & Visa Applications

How do I apply for a visa to visit Belgium?
Visa regulations depend on your nationality and country of origin. We suggest you contact your local Belgian Consulate for full and official instructions on the specific visa regulations and application procedure that apply to you.

Where can I get a Conference invitation letter so that I can apply for a visa?
After registering, please send a request for an official invitation letter to fessud@leeds.ac.uk Please make sure to send us your full name (as printed in your passport), full postal address and passport number. An official invitation letter will be created and sent to you by e-mail within 5 working days.

Is it possible to send an official invitation letter directly to my local Belgian Consulate?
Unfortunately we are unable to send invitation letters directly to consulates. Invitation letters are prepared solely for individuals and are e-mailed directly to them.

Where can I contact the organiser with any other questions?
Please email fessud@leeds.ac.uk

By registering you agree that any photos or video taken at this event, on which you may appear, can be used for event documentation. Your data will not be used for any purposes that are not directly related to this conference.

More information about the full conference

Conference webpage (27 & 28 Sept. 2016)

Register to the policy-oriented event on Wednesday 28 September 2016