The 17th EIASM Workshop on Family Firm Management Research represents a unique opportunity for engaging in discussion, reflection and learning as we reconnect and advance our knowledge on families in business. While submission of papers related to the central theme, “Family Reunion –...

The IZA Annual Migration Meeting aims at bringing together junior and senior migration researchers to discuss their most recent work in a constructive atmosphere. We encourage submissions on all topics related to the economics of migration.

We invite papers that aim at a better understanding of the impacts of technological change, industry 4.0 on the economy and development. We call for papers in particularly (but not restricted to) the following fields: - de- and reindustrialization processes; - new business models; - governmental...

All PhD students working on topics related to continuous innovation are also strongly encouraged to attend the CINet PhD workshop. The workshop offers a unique possibility to present and discuss, receive feedback, and exchange comments and views on their research in an inspiring academic...

Targeted at young academics, the CINet Young Academics (CIYA) Workshop is conceived as a way to support the career development of young scholars in the field of continuous innovation by teaching and sharing with them major skills needed in an academic career. Furthermore, the initiative is aimed...

The EurOMA Doctoral Seminar provides PhD students with a forum to present and discuss their research, and an opportunity to get feedback from and exchange comments with fellow PhD students and established researchers in Operations Management.

Since the 2008 global crisis the earlier promising trend of economic convergence has deteriorated in the European Union (EU). The speed of convergence has slowed down in the Central and Eastern European (CEE) member states, and convergence has in fact turned into divergence in the Mediterranean...

Topic: International Business or related fields.

We call for papers which address the unanswered questions of European economic integration theories – without taboos but using the analytical tools of either economics or political economy with academic rigour.

Post-transition and transition economies in Central and Eastern Europe started their long march towards building a market economy in the place of the planned economy 25 years ago. In that process they relied on multinational companies to different extent: certain countries opened up their...