2019 Winner of the Award for Best Participant: David Henning - ”An Analysis of Brexit services trade effects using a Synthetic Control Model"

Diveena Nanthakumaran - "The effects of social interaction and internet usage on stock market participation: evidence from Europe"

2017 Winner of the Award for Best Participant:
David Henning - ”Exploring conflict in Nigeria: does the rapacity effect dominate across local government areas in Nigeria"

2017 Winner of the Award for Best Paper:
Tim Maecker - "Do language and cultural barriers enable firms to price discriminate between countries in the European Union?"

Marcel Schlepper - "Comrade, have you seen the latest polls? A quantitative analysis of the impact of national election polls on vote defection in the European Parliament"

2016 Winner of the Award for Outstanding Participant

”Pretending to be Green”: The Role of Environmental Status Signalling in the Behaviour-Impact Gap Problem

The Impact of Monetary Policy on the UK Yield Curve

Do Equity Markets Incorporate Bond Market Expectations?

Can greater bank capital lead to less bank lending? An analysis of the bank-level evidence from Europe

2015 Winner of the Award for Outstanding Participant

Microcredit vs. Poverty: A comparative study of Joint-Liability Repayment Rates within Microcredit Communities

Asset Bubbles and Post-earnings Announcement Drift in an Anchored Sentiment-regime Dependent Natural Expectations (ASDNE) Framework

The effect of EU enlargement on International Student Mobility

The Determinants of Football League Transfer Market Values: An Age of Financial Restraint

Clearing the cognition: a study of the impact of high-frequency-trading on equity market volatility

Darwin's Happiness Hypothesis: Subjective Well-Being in an Individual Panel from an Evolutionary Perspective

Trapped in Happiness? A Consideration of Dynamics in Ordinal Subjective Well-Being Functions

Does Public Health Expenditure significantly affect health outcomes. Using the East Asian Crisis to form a Natural Experiment

The Effect of News Media on UK Consumers' Inflation Assessment