CALL FOR PAPERS
International Conference
Bishkek, KYRGYZSTAN, September 21, 2006
Hosted by
International Ataturk Alatoo University
PROBLEMS AND SUCCESS FACTORS IN BUSINESS:
PERPECTIVES FROM EMERGING MARKETS AND TRANSITION ECONOMIES III
In today’s competitive global world, there are only two ways to survive
and thrive: “Do something better or new”. But realizing or accomplishing
these two is not so easy considering today’s global competitive business
arena characterized by constant change and uncertainty. There are many
roadblocks on the way of success. The business success for the companies
located in emerging markets and transition economies is far more difficult
to get because the companies in such countries have to deal with many
problems in unstable economies. In addition to their relatively weak
market positions compared to world’s incumbent multinationals, companies in
emerging markets and transition economies suffer from economic and
political upheavals, improper policies in business, corruption,
unsatisfactory financial and banking systems, immature institutional
environments, etc. Thus, surviving or thriving in business for these
companies requires handling with (i) the global competition and (ii) the
local challenges inherent in emerging countries and transition economies.
The conference aims at providing an academic opportunity for those who want
to contribute to business life prosperity in emerging markets and
transition economies like the previous ones.
The conference welcomes submissions of academic scholars, government
experts, and all contributors from international organizations, private
institutions and companies.
The conference seeks papers dealing with problems and success factors in
business in emerging markets and transition economies on the following
subjects:
• Common business problems and success factors related to the specific
business functions, e.g. R&D, procurement, production, management, finance,
accounting, human resources, marketing, sales, distribution, customer
service, etc.
• Business problems brought by transition in Newly Independent
Countries (NICs)
• Social responsibilities of companies and their functions on solving
problems like poverty, education, health, etc.
• Sound business strategies of the success
• Information technologies
• Opportunities and threats of internationalization & globalization
• Banking and financial system development
• Business ethics and its effect on business
• Corruption and Business: Advantage or Drawback?
• Relations between business and politics
• Integration challenges and their effects on business
• Entrepreneurial challenges
• Small business development practices
• Economic growth and its implications
• Development of institutional environment and its implications
• Organizational theory and structure challenges
• Foreign direct investment characteristics, etc.
All the papers presented at the conference will also be published in the
conference proceedings.
For all inquiries, contact Ibrahim KELES (conference coordinator) at
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Submission
• Submissions should include in word or pdf formats:
1) Title of the paper, Abstract (not more than 350 words; please pay
attention to provide a title and an abstract in line with each other, and
the abstract should be informative for non-specialists), Key words (up to 5-
6 ), Full names and affiliation of all authors, Corresponding author's
name, full postal address, telephone number, fax number, email address
2) Resume(s) of the participant(s)
• Submissions are accepted in English, Russian, Kyrgyz, and Turkish
languages
• Panels, roundtables and individual submissions are accepted.
• Proposals have to be emailed as attachments in word format to Ibrahim
KELES (conference coordinator) at [log in to unmask] , before September 1,
2006
• Accepted papers will be announced at September 5, 2006
• Deadline for full-text paper submission (in word format) is September
15, 2006
Conference Fee
Conference fee is 50USD, for local participants it is 500 KGSom.
Participants will be informed how to transfer the amount.
Funding and Accommodation
We regret that we cannot offer any funding for international travel
expenditures. As to accommodation, the participants will be given rooms at
the university’s guest house (for three days).
Paper format
• All papers should be double-spaced with 11 font size (Times New
Roman)
• Margins should be (4.00) at the top and left, (2.5cm) at the bottom
and right
• Limits: Approximately 20 pages. If your paper is longer than these
limits, we recommend you to shorten it before the submission
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