The primary goal of the conference will be to provide opportunities for business related academicians and professionals from various business related fields in a global realm to publish their paper in one source. The Finance, Economics, MIS, and Global Business Research Conference, Miami (FEGBR)...

With the approach of the fifteenth anniversary of the Millennium goals and given these new and ongoing challenges, it is time to reassess the role that international economic law (IEL) has played and continues to play in development. How effective is IEL at promoting development, broadly...

CFEA is an annual conference hosted by members of a consortium of eight universities: Georgia State University, Indiana University, New York University, Rutgers University, University of Maryland, University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill, University of Southern California, and University of...

The one day conference on Behavioral Health Economics will include 6-8 presentations of ongoing or completed research at the nexus of behavioral economics and health, both in developing and developed countries. It will also feature a keynote address from Anna Fruttero, author of the World...

We welcome submissions on a variety of health economics topics, including — but not limited to — the Affordable Care Act, controlling cost growth and provider incentives. Submissions from other areas of health economics are also welcome.

NSU's annual international business conference, established in 1994, is targeted to global thought leaders in international management, marketing, economics, finance and other international issues. It's designed to encourage sharing and discussion of ideas that strengthen a spirit of global...

The Summit will serve as a public platform for leaders at the highest level – all UN Member States, as well as finance, business, civil society and local leaders from public and private sectors – to catalyze ambitious action on the ground to reduce emissions and strengthen climate resilience...

We offer six tracks at our conference: Arts & Humanities, Business & Economics, Education, Energy Policy, Engineering Education, and Health Sciences. The Business & Economics track provides a forum for faculty to present their research on any accounting, CIS/CMS, economics, finance, management,...

The theme of the conference is "Global Engagement and Perspectives." The plenary and follow-up sessions at the 2014 Annual Meeting will focus on making all of us more global so that we can be thought leaders in accounting. They will provide the backdrop for discussions throughout the meeting....

The course will focus on the frontiers of theory formation and empirical analyses regarding ‘the green economy’. The concept is loaded with very different meanings, as it is connected to different traditions within economics. It also links up closely with natural sciences – especially...