Academicians and researchers are invited to submit full-length papers, research-in-progress papers, case studies, doctoral dissertation, or abstracts to "International Research Conference on Business, Economics and Social Sciences, IRC-2014" in Dubai. Topic areas. - Business Studies -...

We encourage submission of papers that deal more or less with theoretical or practical aspects of identification in macro models. If you identify your recent work within this rubric the workshop is a great opportunity to present such a work.Topics include (but are not confined to): -...

Main Tracks: 1) Infrastructure layer (the “net”) 2) Logical and application layers (the “Internet”) 3) Content layer 4) Internet policy and governance 5) Beyond telecoms: the transformational power of IT) Additional relevant topics are also welcomed.

The conference theme is “Originality, Adaptation, and Critique: the place of Latin America in the history of economic thought”, but contributions on all aspects of the history of economics are welcome. This conference aims to serve as a forum for exploring the multiple analytical dimensions...

The workshop will provide an opportunity to share the latest practical solutions in short-term forecasting used by central banks and other institutions and to discuss relevant research developments. Empirical and theoretical submissions are welcome. Topics include, but are not limited to: -...

The Summit will bring together over 900 Members of the Network in Dubai to explore the latest developments in business, society and technology, to provide a better understanding of the fundamental transformations impacting our world, and to collaborate in interactive workshops to provide...

The objective of the conference is to verify and assess the process of the building of market economies in Europe after 25 years, including lessons learnt from transition and focusing on the challenges lying ahead. Conference panels: - The foundation: monetary and exchange rate policy - Bricks...

Program: SESSION I: SHORT-RUN CHALLENGES: THE ROLE OF MONETARY AND FISCAL POLICY SESSION II: MEDIUM- AND LONG-TERM IMPLICATIONS