The development of economic and technical sciences in social progress
13-14 November 2019, Madrid, Spain
Track Chair:
Associate Professor Sebastian Kot
Czestochowa University of Technology, Poland
North-West University, South Africa
We cordially invite you to take part in the special topic session “The development of economic and technical sciences in social progress” within 34th IBIMA conference invite academicians and business representatives to submit their papers.
Social progress can be considered as one of the most prominent results of economic and technical knowledge development. The science should evolve towards greater usability for present and future societies. In particular, the effects of research in economic and technical sciences can form the basis for broadly understood progress. Science development is more and more clear tool amongst various stakeholders as the main accelerator of social progress and growth.
Considering the aforementioned, the track session chairmen invite participants to discuss and share research findings on the influence of particular research results in economic and technical sciences on social progress. The session will provide an opportunity to exchange opinions and experiences of participants, present research and establish new cooperation networks between scientists and higher education academics from different countries.
The topics within the special Track include, but are not limited to:
- Economic strategies in service of social progress
- Technical studies and social development practices
- Efficient business management methods and practices
- Cooperation as the principle for business and social development
- New technologies as a component of future socio-economic development
Interested academics and practitioners are invited to submit:
- Research papers: complete papers (5000 words max.) with complete references section.
Detailed information about Conference is available at https://ibima.org/conference/34th-ibima-conference/
REGISTRATION:
Conference registration fee includes all the following:
- Official 34thIBIMA Conference proceedings in an electronic format on an Official IBIMA USB.
- Classification of IBIMA Proceedings in the USA Library of the Congress. ISBN: 978-0-9998551-3-3
- Official IBIMA participation certificate with official IBIMA Stamp
- Attending all conference activities such as presentation sessions, workshops, and/or tutorials
- 1st Day and 2nd Day networking Lunches (sponsored by IBIMA)
- All coffee breaks and networking activities
- Filling and classifying work after the conference activities to prepare and submit the 34th IBIMA proceedings for indexing at major indexes including Web of Science (ISI) and SCOPUS. (IBIMA has been indexed at Scopus since 2005 and at Web of Science since 2006)
Registration Fee
- Regular registration: US $585 (max 2 papers with this fee, $195 for each additional paper) per same participant
- Student registration: US $385 first paper, ($195 for second paper) per same participant (students can have max. of only 2 papers)
- Virtual registration: US $295 first paper ($195 for each additional paper for the same registered author)
- Non Author: US $385
* Papers can be written by co-authors. If two authors write a paper and both want to attend the conference. One author pay regular fee ($585) and the 2nd author pay only $385 (the reduced fee regardless of the status of the author).
DEADLINE:
Papers should be sent directly to special Track Chair –Associate Professor Sebastian Kot
- Submission deadline: CLOSED
Notification of Acceptance: Within 2-3 week from submission date (in most cases)
Please note that the editorial board reserves the right to reject the articles not meeting the requirements and standards (either in the content or form).
Associate Professor Sebastian Kot
Czestochowa University of Technology
Faculty of Management
Armii Krajowej 19 B
42-200 Częstochowa
e-mail: sebastian.kot@wz.pcz.pl
and
North-West University
Faculty of Economic and Management Sciences
PO Box 1174, Vanderbijlpark, 1900
South Africa