EUROPEAN TECHNOLOGICAL AND BUSINESS CHALLENGES
24-25September 2020 ONLINE CONFERENCE
| Organizers: Committee of Development Studies in Hungarian Academic Society ESCA | Review of Economic Theory and Practice (www.retp.eu) | Department of Development Economics in Hungarian Economic Association |
| OPEN TO Academics and Practitioners DATE 24 – 25 September 2010, CET ONLINE GOAL The technological and business environment is on the crossroads at secular level. The recent surge of space industry, the robotization and the automation will change the whole society and economy including the business models in a short term. The new technologies are supposed to change the place and the timeframe of the production, the political and the economic landscape, the geopolitical framework of the world. What is the European answer for this transformation? How will the European societies adjust to the new environment? What kind of policy measures can support the inevitable changes and how can the pains coming from the adjustment process be mitigated? The goal of the conference is to contribute to the new answers at European level. We are deeply convinced that the response can only be found by engaged discussions among professionals. Society and economy form a rounded whole, the academic life has to maintain the permeability of its borders as well. That is why we would like to open our discussion for every professional including engineers, economists, representatives / researchers of liberal arts, academic agents and entrepreneurs too. Our common conviction that the European recovery heavily depends on the harmonization of the economic policy making, new technologies and business models. Keynote speakers: Tibor Palánkai, professor, Corvinus University of Budapest, member of Hungarian Academy of Sciences László Csaba, professor, Central European University, member of Hungarian Academy of Sciences DESCRIPTION The topic of the conference is crisis management of the European Union in the long run with a focus on the technological development and economic policy framework. The event embraces three subjects: 1) The change of the techno-structures at a global scale and at the European level a) the change in the energy sources in Europe b) the automation progress c) the knowledge-based economy. 2) The changing structure of the society and economy, the new models of knowledge application a) the cooperation among universities, research institutes and the industries b) the knowledge as a weapon and its geopolitical aspect. 3) The financial aspect of the development New dynamics, patterns and emerging tools in the capital markets as possible sources of the development Research papers (both full and working papers), case studies, and posters and entrepreneurial proposals for roundtable discussions are highly welcome. Please, send us an abstract about your topic to the iparpolitika@gmail.com email address. The length of the abstract should be between 500 and 1000 words. The abstracts will be peer-reviewed by the organizational committee. |
DEADLINES
Registration:
August 31st, 2020
Link:
https://forms.gle/dmTF4sCiY4iatUV19
Abstract submission: September 15th, 2020
Final paper submission:
September 20th, 2020
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