This year's annual Economists for Peace and Security symposium co-sponsored by the LBJ School of Public Affairs — Securing Justice: Advice for the New Congress — will focus on the deep interlinkages among peace, justice, and security along three dimensions: the economic, the social, and the global.

Economists for Peace and Security held its 10th annual policy Symposium in Washington DC on November 13, 2017, to discuss economics, and American politics as well as the economic dimensions of current critical security issues.

EPS Symposium: Policy Challenges for the New US President

EPS Bernard L. Schwartz Symposium: Inequality, Austerity, Jobs and Growth

EPS Bernard L. Schwartz Symposium: The Economic and Security Future

EPS Bernard L. Schwartz Symposium: Jobs, Investment, and Rebuilding America: Economic and National Security Issues

EPS Bernard L. Schwartz Symposium: Who's Afraid of the Fiscal Cliff?

EPS Bernard L. Schwartz Symposium

Working Groups on the Economics Crisis

Crisis in the States and Cities: What Should Be Done?

EPS Bernard L. Schwartz Symposium

Working Groups on the Economics Crisis

A Strategic Policy: Investment, Social Security and Economic Recovery

EPS Bernard L. Schwartz Symposium

Working Groups on the Economics Crisis

Jobs, Investment and Energy: Meeting President Obama’s Challenge