Competitive papers, detailed abstracts, proposals for panels, symposia, tutorials and workshops in all subspecialties of business and economics are invited.

Competitive papers, detailed abstracts, proposals for panels, symposia, tutorials and workshops in all subspecialties of business and economics are invited.

This year, we are planning to have research skills workshops on Saturday the 12th, before the start of the main conference. We are hoping to have sessions on computable general equilibrium modeling with GAMS, agent-based modeling, and identification strategies in econometrics.

The strength of the INFORMS Annual Meeting is its diversity, bringing together experts from industry, academia, and government. The meeting covers topics ranging from business analytics to workforce management.

Topics considered for the conference (and journals) include but are not limited to: Accounting, Business Law, Economics, Education, Finance, Health Care, Human Resources, Management, MIS, Marketing, Operations Management, Public Administration, Real Estate, and Strategy.

The 2013 NABE Annual Meeting "Navigating the Information Economy: Creative Destruction in Business and Economic Thinking" will convene September 7-10, 2013 in San Francisco. The conference will focus on the opportunities provided both by technology and by the proliferation of "big data" to...

The theme for the conference is "Capitalism in Question."

GEBF 2013 encourages submission of abstracts and/or full papers in the following topics: - Business and management - Economics - Entrepreneurship and small businesses - Marketing - Financial management - Hospitality & Tourism Management - International Trade - International business

The scholars are encouraged to submit papers or abstracts on any aspect of business and Information including but not limited to the following topics: - Accounting - Business Administration - Business Policy and Strategy - Economics - Electronic Commerce - Entrepreneurship - Financial and...

The conference will be broken down into three sub-topics on management, economics and accounting. Full papers covering diverse themes and topics on business and economics are highly encouraged.