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Now in its second century, the Royal Economic Society is one of the oldest
economic associations in the world. Currently it has over 3,000 individual
members, of whom 60 per cent live outside the United Kingdom. It is a professional
association which promotes the encouragement of the study of economic science
in academic life, government service, banking, industry and public affairs.
Contents:
Structure
of the Society
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Council
Executive
Committee
Main
Activities
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Structure of the Society
The governing body of the Society is the Council which consists
of: President, Vice Presidents, Secretary-General, Treasurer, and
30 members (six elected annually by members to hold office for five
years).
The Council meets twice a year and delegates the day-to-day running
of the Society to an Executive Committee consisting of: President,
President-elect or immediate past President, Secretary-General,
Treasurer, Managing Editor of The
Economic Journal, Managing Editor of The Econometrics Journal, Conference Committee Secretary, Publications
Secretary, Chairman of CHUDE (Conference of Heads of University
Departments of Economics), Chairperson of Committee on Women in
Economics, and 4 Council members.
The Executive Committee is responsible for the formulation and
execution of the Society's policy and for the coordination of the
activities of its officers.

RES Council
President: Sir John Vickers
Vice-Presidents: Sir Tony Atkinson, Sir Kenneth Berrill, Sir Terence Burns, Sir P Dasgupta, F H Hahn, J M Hardie, D F Hendry, R C O Matthews, J A Mirrlees, S J Nickell, A K Sen, Z A Silbertson, J Sutton.
To hold office until AGM 2009:
D Begg, J Darby, R Fernandez, K Roberts, M Slade, S Wadhwani
To hold office until AGM 2010:
O Attanasio, W Carlin, A Fletcher, H McRae, M B Stewart, M Wickens
To hold office until AGM 2011:
R Griffith, J O'Neill, A Persaud, P Rice, K Rockett
To hold office until AGM 2012:
S Flanders, M H Pesaran, R Skidelsky, E Berglöf, J P Thomas, C Meghir
To hold office until AGM 2013:
C Giles, P A Grout, G Laroque, H Rey, D C Webb, P Young
Secretary-General: J Beath
Honorary Treasurer: M Robson

Executive Committee
The Executive Committee of the Royal Economic Society is responsible, since 1975, for the formulation and execution of the Society's policy and for the coordination of the activities of its officers. Membership of the Executive Committee is as follows:
President: J Vickers
Immediate Past President: J Sutton
Secretary-General: J Beath
Honorary Treasurer: M Robson
Coordinating Managing Editor of The Economic Journal: A Scott
Coordinating Managing Editor of The Econometrics Journal: R J Smith
Publications Secretary: D Winch
Conference Committee Secretary (co-opted): R Naylor
Chair of CHUDE (co-opted): N Rickman
Chairperson of Committee on Women in Economics: J Humphries
Council representatives:
J Darby (until 2009); M Wickens (until 2010); C Meghir (2011); P Grout (2012)

Main Activities
The activities of the Society fall broadly into five main groups:
- The advancement and dissemination of economic knowledge
- The exchange of ideas in the profession
- The training and support of younger members
- The provision of financial support where it is needed
most
- Cooperation with international associations
of economists
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