Society for the Advancement of Behavioral Economics (SABE) Annual Conference, 2010.

SABE, founded in 1982, is an association of scholars who are committed to rigorous economic analysis and are interested in learning how other disciplines—e.g. psychology, sociology, anthropology, history, political science, and biology--further our understanding of economic behavior. An important function of SABE is to serve as a forum for research which may not find either comprehension or acceptance in conventional economics societies. SABE is open to all aspects of behavioral economics, including experimental economics. SABE also aims at facilitating vibrant communication between economists and scholars trained in related disciplines.The Journal of Socio-Economics, founded in 1971 by Richard Hattwick continues to be edited by SABE members.

Current SABE Executive Board: John Tomer (Executive Director, Manhattan College), Morris Altman, (University of Saskatchewan), Shlomo Maital (President-elect, Technion, Israel), Gerritt Antonides (Erasmus University), Flora Gill (University of Sydney, Australia), Art Goldsmith, (Washington& Lee), Shoshana Grossbard (San Diego State), Ewa Gucwa-Lesny (University of Warsaw) Richard Hattwick (Western Illinois), Simon James (Exeter), Louis Levy-Garboua (University de Paris I), Gary D. Lynne (University of Nebraska), Mark Pingle (President, University of Nevada, Reno), Douglas S Rebne (New York University), Harinder Singh (Grand Valley State), Hugh Schwartz, and Bijou Yang Lester (Drexel).Our Business

SABE holds bi-annual meetings, annually sponsors a poster session during the ASSA meetings, and sessions during the Eastern Economics Association Meetings. SABE also co-organizes conferences in Europe every other year.