2nd International Business Research Conference, Athens 2008
People, Knowledge, Ideas: A Platform (January 19-20, 2008)
You are invited to submit Research papers, abstract and case studies
on topics related to European Commission, Accounting, Banking,
Economics, Finance, International Trade, Management, Marketing and
Business for "2nd International Business Research Conference" ,
Athens 2008 (January 19-20), Greece.
All submissions must be original and should not have been previously
accepted or be under review at another conference. The use of
e-mails is encouraged. All full papers will be blind reviewed by the
members of the conference committee to ensure that an adequate
standard is maintained as per submission guidelines.
The author (s) will be informed about the outcome along with the
reviewers' comments within three weeks from the arrival date of the
manuscript. The final version of the paper must be prepared on the
basis of reviewers' comments and submitted on or before 9 November,
2008 along with the completed Registration Form.
Full papers must be written in English and should not exceed 20
pages (single spacing using Times New Roman with 12 point font)
including tables, charts and references. Abstracts without full
papers will not be accepted.
Full papers must be written in English and should not exceed 20
pages (single spacing using Times New Roman with 12 point font)
including tables, charts and references. Abstracts without full
papers will not be accepted.
Papers selected for presentation at the conference will be published
in the Conference Proceedings only if at least one author registers
and attends the conference. Selected papers will be eligible for
publication in the Online Journal (Aryan Journal for Business and
Research).
Conference
Subjects:
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Finance Fields:- Risk Financing and Risk
Management, Corporate Finance, Personal Finance, Derivatives
Market, Debt Securities and Quantitative Finance, Capital
Markets, Micro-Finance and all other Finance areas, Financial
Institutions.
Economics Fields:- International Economics, General
Economics, Economic Development and Policy , Macroeconomics,
International Trade , Public Finance, Monetary Economics, All
other economics topics.
Management Fields:- International and Global Business,
Human Resource Management, Organizational Behavior, Business
Ethics and Cultures, Strategic Management, Entrepreneurship,
Entrepreneurial Development, Bank Management, Loan Default
Management, Operations Management, Third World Debt Management
and all other Management Areas.
Marketing and Sales Fields:- International Marketing,
Marketing Research, New Product Development, Marketing Strategy,
Customer Service and Customer Relations, and all other market
related topics.
Banking Fields:- International Banking, Commercial
Lending, Consumer Lending., Central Bank Policy, Lending
Decisions and Lending Policy, Bank Management ,Financial
Institutions Management, Net Banking and All other Banking
Areas.
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European Constitution: What are the
economic and political reasons for rejection of Constitution at
popular referenda? Does the proposed constitution provide for
effective economic governance in the EU? Does it provide for
effective political governance in the EU and solve the problem
of democratic deficit? Or does it open the way for the EU to
become an overly centralized and overregulated economy? What is
now the best way forward in order to reconvene the public, make
marginal improvements to the proposal, or restart the whole
process and draft a completely new proposal? What would an ideal
EU constitution consist of? Or can we do without it?
Financial development in the EU: What are the economic
effects of barriers to labor mobility imposed by the "old"
member states? Can domestic workplaces really be preserved with
such measures? What would be the effects of free labor mobility
on low income countries within the EU, especially regarding
possible brain-drain? What would be the overall welfare effects
from increased migration?
European Union and Greece.
Institutional Questions and the Future of the European Union.
Other Business Fields:- Hospitality Industry,
Quantitative Methods relating to Business, Real Estate and
Public Policy relating to Business. |
Suggested Guidelines for Paper
Submission: All submissions must be original and should
not have been previously accepted in another conference or be under
review at another conference. They must be original and unpublished.
Manuscripts must be prepared using Microsoft Word. The manuscript
must be 1.5 font spaced, have 1-inch margins on all four sides and
justify style, be in Times New Roman font at 12 points with the
exception of the title, which must be at 16 points. As a guide,
articles must be between 3,000 and 5,000 words in length. A title of
not more than ten words should be provided.
A brief autobiographical note
should be supplied including: 1.Full name 2.Affiliations (if any)
3.E-mail address 4.Web address (if any) 5.Achievements to share with
the audience at conference/proceeding. 6.Full contact details.
Each delegate will be allowed to present one or more paper on one or
more topics only. Authors should supply succinct captions.
References should be complete,
and in Harvard style. They should contain full bibliographical
details and journal titles should not be abbreviated. For multiple
citations in the same year, use "a, b, c" immediately following the
year of publication. References should be shown within the text by
giving the author's last name followed by a comma and year of
publication all in round brackets, e.g. (Smith, 2005). At the end of
the paper, a reference list should be provided.
Once accepted for presentation, the final version of the manuscript
must be provided on line. The author must ensure that it is
complete, unbroken, grammatically correct and without spelling or
typographical errors.
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