Theme: Global Reordering: Prospects for Equality, Democracy and Justice. The 2018 annual SASE conference in Kyoto will serve as an occasion for existing SASE networks, as well as new groupings in the form of mini-conferences, to explore the ways in which the processes of reordering occurring...

This year’s topic of “People in economics - decisions, behavior and normative models“ was chosen to inspire a debate on the role of people in the design of formal models in economics and finance, in the building of economical and managerial theory and its verification and in the practical...

The aim of conference is to present the actual evolution of knowledge management and its impact on management, marketing, financial management and other fields of knowledge economic in the current phase of the economic cycle.

The purpose of the Conference will be to deepen on-going reflection on how to measure well-being and the progress of societies, enhance the relevance of measures and analysis for addressing key policy issues, and lead to concrete outputs, such as establishing frameworks for future work. It will...

Conference is focused on the area of the financial management and decision-making of the financial and non-financial companies. Topics: - Mergers and acquisitions, - Financial analysis of the company, - Financial sources of the company, - Company valuation, - Tax burden and tax incentives...

Topics: -E-business (ERP, CRM, E-Learning, BPR, etc.) -Environment and energy -Financing and commercializing innovation -Healthcare -Human resource management -Human resource management issues in innovation -Innovation in services, logistics and supply chain management -Intellectual property and...

Overview of sections and respective lecturing rooms of the conference: - Competitiveness and Economic Policy - Roles and Issues of the Public Sector in a Modern Welfare State - Manager and His or Her Role in the Successfulness of a Company - Financial Management of Companies and Institutions -...

The conference is preliminarily structured into three panels, which are: 1) Poverty as part of the international politics agenda 2) States and the struggle against poverty 3) International organizations and the struggle against poverty