Theme: The Art of Teaching and Learning

Economic and Social Development Conferences, together with Economic and Social Development Association: promote, develop and improve the economic and social development, without territorial, ethnic and religious exclusivity, supporting the principles of economic efficiency, sustainable social...

Tracks: - Social Sciences and Humanities, - Business and Economics, - Teaching and Education, and - Science and Technology. The accepted submissions will be clustered around their common topics and areas of interest. As is typical of multidisciplinary conferences, the final program - released...

This conference is aimed at the International, External and Corporate Relations, PR, Marketing, Communication and Alumni Professionals in business schools. Theme: Connecting for Growth - Strategy & Tools

The Organizing Committee of the 17th ICABR Conference invites the submission of abstracts, and session proposals addressing the theme: Innovation and Policy for the Bioeconomy. The European Commission has defined the bioeconomy as consisting of “…. the production of renewable biological...

Business and business-related issues are covered including the following topic groups: Business strategy; Change management and organizational development; Conflict management; Critical management; Economic growth; Entrepreneurship; Gender, diversity and social issues; Human resource management...

The conference is open to all areas of business management and entrepreneurship, including but not limited to: Management, Accounting, Marketing, Finance, Human Resource Management, Information Technology Management, Operations Management, Information Systems, Economics, Electronic Commerce,...

CONFERENCE THEMES: - Theoretical and empirical models of government policies for the bioeconomy - The impact of the bioeconomy on agriculture production, welfare, and poverty reduction - Import bans and restrictions, biosafety and environmental regulations, trade, and intellectual property...

The aim of this conference is to explore: - The economic origins of the transition from stagnation to growth - The role of historical and pre-historical factors in comparative economic development - The institutional and cultural foundations of long-run growth - Intergenerational transmission of...