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8th International Conference on
Applied Economics, Business and Development (AEBD '16)
Bern, Switzerland
December 17-19, 2016
Call for Papers:
The organizing committee invites you to submit your papers and special session proposals to this conference. The benefits of attending are considerable for established academics and new scientists alike. Your paper will be reviewed by 2-4 experts of the field that may offer you valuable guidelines to improve your work. In case of acceptance, you will be given the opportunity to present your research and share it with scientists from all over the world. You will stay up to date with the latest advances in the field and you will have the chance to discuss possible future collaborations. Accepted papers will be promoted for publication in conference proceedings, or books or journals of an international publisher (WSEAS or third party). The papers will be distributed for publishing according to originality, novelty, technical soundness and other quality-related factors. The collaborating journals are indexed in various indexes, and the authors will be notified of the book/journal chosen for their paper before registration. Best papers will be published directly in ISI.
Apart from the academic benefits, one should also consider the rich social and cultural program that is always associated with WSEAS events. Attractive destinations and quality venues ensure an enjoyable stay to all participants. The multinational composition of the attendees often stimulates the initiation of fruitful conversations. The overall experience is always fulfilling.
Although this web site is designed to answer any questions you might have regarding the event, feel free to contact us if you have any enquiries.
Plenary Lecture 1:
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The Emergence of Corporate Sustainability and Its Practical, Educational and Research Implications |
Plenary Lecture 2:
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What Can Sustain the World's Fastest Growing Source of Food so that it Keeps Pace with World Population Growth? |