Previous IAREP International Colloquia on Economic Psychology

The IAREP conferences are the heart of the Association's activities. They are older than the Association itself: when they first began they were organised by an informal body called the European Group for Research in Economic Psychology, which was formalised as the International Association for Research in Economic Psychology at the conference in 1982.

The conference locations, and their principal organizers, have been as follows. Where the conference was held away from the location of the organizing group, the latter is given in parentheses at the end:

Year	Location	Organizers
1976	Tilburg, The Netherlands	Gery Van Veldhoven
1977	Strasbourg, France	Pierre-Louis Reynaud
1978	Augsburg, Germany	Walter Molt, Peter Stringer
1979	Stockholm, Sweden	Karl-Erik Wärneryd
1980	Leuven and Brussels, Belgium	Piet Van Den Abeele
1981	Paris, France	Paul Albou
1982	Edinburgh, United Kingdom	Hilde Behrend, Stephen Lea, Paul Webley (Exeter)
1983	Bologna, Italy	Enzo Spaltro
1984	Tilburg, The Netherlands	Gery Van Veldhoven, Theo Poiesz
1985	Zell-an-der-Pram, Austria	Hermann Brandstaetter (Linz)
1986	Kibbutz Shefayim, Israel	Shlomo Maital (Haifa)
1987	Ebeltoft, Denmark	Folke Ölander (Aarhus)
1988	Leuven and Brussels, Belgium	Piet Van Den Abeele
1989	Kazimierz Dolny, Poland	Tadeusz Tyszka, Joanna Sokolowska (Warsaw)
1990	Exeter, United Kingdom	Stephen Lea, Paul Webley, Brian Young
1991	Stockholm, Sweden	Karl-Erik Wärneryd
1992	Frankfurt, Germany	Werner Güth
1993	Moscow, Russia	Sergei Malakhov, Elena Tougareva
1994	Rotterdam, The Netherlands	Gerrit Antonides, Fred Van Raaij
1995	Bergen, Norway	Sigurd V. Troye, Anna Mette Fuglseth, Ellen Nyhus
1996	Paris, France	Christine Roland-Lévy, Philippe Adair
1997	Valencia, Spain	Ismael Quintanilla Pardo, Roberto Luña
1998	San Francisco, USA	Monroe Friedman
1999	Belgirate, Italy	Francesco Scacciati, Guido Ortona (Turin)
2000	Vienna, Austria	Erich Kirchler
2001	Bath, United Kingdom	Alan Lewis
2002	Turku, Finland	Satu Lähteenmäki
2003	Christchurch, New Zealand	Simon Kemp
2004	Philadelphia, USA	Bijou Yang Lester
2005	Prague, Czech Republic	Karel Riegel
2006	Paris, France	Christine Roland-Lévy, Louis Lévy-Garboua
2007	Ljubljana, Slovenia	Marko Polič
2008	Rome, Italy	John Hey
2009	Halifax, Canada	Morris Altman and Sonja Novkovic