A special issue of Journal of Public Economic Theory, to be edited by Professor Shlomo Weber, Leading Scientist of the Laboratory for the Study of Diversity and Social Interactions, is planned.

The conference aims at developing empirical quantitative comparative (cross-country and cross-regional) studies in social science. Conference topics: • Social Well-Being and Its Measurement • Social Solidarity and Welfare States • Values, Trust and Happiness • Nationalism, Ethnicity and...

The Workshop is aimed at bringing together scholars involved with various aspects of banking in emerging markets, including but not limited to those of Central and Eastern Europe, CIS countries, Latin America and China. The organizing committee welcomes submissions of both empirical and...

Manuscripts may encompass any topical area of management accounting and they can be theoretical, teaching-based or practice-oriented. Papers can be qualitative or quantitative in nature.

Russia’s economic growth is embedded in a complex global and regional context. Regional champions within Russia are increasingly active in advancing new ideas and innovative models of development. In order to maximize this potential, public and private sector stakeholders need to analyse best...

Theme Vision 2020: The Undergraduate Management Education Programme of the Future

The SPbU invites marketing researchers all over Europe and beyond to submit papers in all specific fields of marketing including but not limited to marketing theory, marketing strategy, marketing research, consumer behaviour, international and cross-cultural marketing, social marketing, internet...

Topics are focused on recent challenges for modern national economies and business enterprises as well as on social responsibility: - Challenges of the Modern World - Enterprise in Turbulent Environment - Entrepreneurship between Creativity and Bureaucracy [gemäß den Informationen des...

The Workshop will welcome papers in English from international researchers in principle based in Asian countries including Japan that will contribute to discussions and exchanges of ideas between Japanese and international participants on cultural economics.

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.