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New textbook on economic and business forecasting

on 03 February 2012.

A new undergraduate textbook on time-series forecasting by Gloria González-Rivera (University of California, Riverside) titled "Forecasting for Economics and Business" is now out. For more information, see here.

Call for papers for Boston International Symposium on Forecasting

on 01 February 2012.

The International Symposium on Forecasting 2012 Program Committee invites the submission of abstracts related to the theory and practice of forecasting. The deadline for abstract submissions is March 16, 2012. To submit an abstract, click here.

Postdoc forecasting research opportunity at Lancaster

on 01 February 2012.

Applications are invited for a two-year post-doctoral position to commence early in 2012, funded by the Lanacster Research Centre for Forecasting.

You should have the potential to develop academic and applied research of international standard; research interest and expertise should include the areas of time series forecasting... preferably in the context of management science, operational research or operations management. For more information, see jobperson, and further information.

Update on Gore-Armstrong bet on global temperatures

on 12 January 2012.

Scott Armstrong offered to bet Al Gore that global mean temperatures would be closer to the 2007 average over the following ten years than they would be to the IPCC projection of a 0.03C per-year increase. Gore refused the bet but... 

Experts predict 2012 Presidential Election outcome

on 06 January 2012.

The PollyVote team has completed the first survey of election experts forecasts of the 2012 U.S. presidential election outcome. The 15-member expert panel predicts a very close election with President Barack Obama winning 50.7% of the popular vote. Details are available at PollyVote.com.

Aliases back for Special Interest Group users

on 05 January 2012.

In the changeover to the new ForPrin.com platform, some of the convenient aliases were no longer pointing at the correct pages. The aliases include conflictforecasting.com, marketsforforecasting.com, pollyvote.com, politicalforecasting.com, publicpolicyforecasting.com, and terrorismforecasting.com. They should all be working again, now. Please tell This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it if you know of any links to the ForPrin.com site that are not currently working.
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