DySES comes to Naples this year
June 18-20, 2026

Dynamics of Socio-Economic Systems (DySES) 2026 will be held in Naples, June 18-20, at the University of Naples Parthenope and the University of Naples Federico II. Experts from around the world will gather to explore a wide range of topics, including experimental economics, risk management, complex financial challenges, decision analysis, and the influence of artificial intelligence, among others. Continuing the proud tradition of past editions, this conference, organized by the University of Naples Parthenope, the University of Naples Federico II and the University of Naples L’Orientale, offers a unique platform for professionals and academics to collaborate and exchange innovative ideas and tools. DySES 2026 is your opportunity to connect with leading experts and shape the future of socio-economic systems
SCOPE AND MAIN TOPICS
DySES conference has as general (but not exclusively) theme Dynamics and Decisions of Socio-Economic Systems in the age of Artificial Intelligence.
Main themes include (but are not limited to):
- Complex systems
- Risk management and governance
- Stress testing
- Catastrophic problems
- Impact of natural disasters on the economy
- Complex problems on financial systems and regulations
- Impact of regulations
- Cyber security
- Aerospace security
- Decision Analysis
- Artificial Intelligence
- Stochastic modeling and forecasting
- Environmental Crisis and Climate Adaptation
- Cultural Heritage Enhancement
- Circular economy and sustainability
Main Methodologies (but are not limited to):
- Networks
- Agent based modeling
- Non-linear econometrics
- Multivariate methods
- Self-organized criticality
- Multi-Criteria methods
- Soft computing
- Bayesian methods
- Operational research
- Optimization methods
- Machine learning and deep learning
- Time-series methods
The conference will provide a unique opportunity for practitioners, academics, regulators to join forces, exchanging on both theoretical and empirical grounds new ideas and tools. Round tables and a gala dinner are meant to encourage networking between the participants.
DySES CONFERENCES
Dynamics of Socio Economic Systems (DySES) is an organization created initially by a group of Argentinian Scientists, directed by Prof. Araceli Noemi Proto, about 15 years ago, as an umbrella organization to encourage interdisciplinary research on socio economic systems in general; then, the group has been enlarged by researchers coming from all over the world. The scope of DySES conferences has always been rather largely defined, e.g. it includes finance and not just economics. In general the main emphasis has been on interdisciplinary collaborations and on new techniques capable of describing and predicting future behavior of socio economic systems. Typically methods have been discussed, that could be used to assist in decision-making processes. In general topics have often been on criteria of reliability prediction, decision and uncertainty. The main aim of DySES has therefore been to foster collaboration among the participants (mathematics, economics, statistics, physics, computer science, sociology, psychology….) by making an international conference.
Conference History
- DySES 2009: Pinamar, Argentina
- DySES 2010: Benevento, Italy
- DySES 2012: Ushuaia, Argentina
- DySES 2014: Sevilla, Spain
- DySES 2016: University of La Habana, La Habana, Cuba
- DySES 2018: Pantheon Sorbonne University, Paris, France
- DySES 2022: Neoma Business School, Rouen, France
- DySES 2023: University of Almeria, Almeria, Spain
- DySES 2024: Bucharest University of Economic Studie Bucharest, Romania
DySES 2026 Deadlines
- February, 28: Special Session proposal
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March, 30:April, 15: Extended Abstract Submission - April, 19: Acceptance Notification to Authors
April, 30May, 20: Regular Registration & Payment for speakersMay, 15May, 23: Final Program Release- May, 31: Late Registration & Payment (but not included in programme)
- June, 18-20: Conference Sessions
Contacts
dyses026@gmail.com
Conference Venues
Univerisity of Naples Parthenope, Palazzo Pacanowski - Via Generale Parisi, 13
University of Naples Federico II, Palazzo Gravina - Via Monteoliveto, 3


