Advanced Call for Conference Proposals and Abstracts

Prague 2016

 

 

The Institute of Eastern Europe and Central Asia (IEECA) (http://ieeca.org/) and the University of Economics, Prague (http://www.vse.cz/english/)  are pleased to announce an international conference to be held in the Czech capital, Prague on June 2-3, 2016.  The theme of the conference: The Challenges of Modern Management in Eastern Europe and Central Asia.

 

The conference comprises four tracks:

•             Project Management

•             Management Practice and Theory

•             Process Excellence Management

•             Globalisation, Government, and Management.

 

Abstracts or proposals should be a minimum of 1000 words that sufficiently describe the topic and include: purpose; design/methodology/approach; findings; research limitations/implications; practical implications; originality/value; keywords and manuscript type. Proposal / Abstract submissions accepted no later than December 1, 2015.

 

Once received, the proposal will then be distributed to the chairperson identified below. In addition, suggested themes are included associated with each individual track:

 

TRACK	Project Management (Academic / Professional) I Dr. Helena Hrůzová	Management Practice and Theory (Academic / Professional) II Dr. Standa Háša	Process Excellence Management (Academic / Professional) III Dr. Felipe Martínez	Globalisation, Government, and Management (Academic/Professional) IV Dr. Radek Čajka
THEMES	PM as Corporate Culture	Current trends in management	Lean management	Government intervention
	Project Governance	Management models / organisations	Industries 4,0	Government and globalisation
	International and Cross-Cultural PM	Corporate governance	Big data	TQM and public administration
	Industry specific PM	Teaching management	ISO 9001 2015	Procurement management
	Stakeholder Management	Building management culture	Quality management systems	Globalisation trends
	Risk Management	Responsible management	Clusters	Corruption
	EVM practical applications	Role modelling	Facility management	Managing globalisation
	Time development	Gender and management	Supply chain management	Governance and ethics
	Country-specific PM methodologies	Country-specific trends	Sustainability	Transitional economies
	Behavioural competencies	Organisational trauma	Occupational safety	Management practice in government
	Teaching PM at the university level	Group process facilitation	Internet and Things	Legal dimensions

 

 

 

 

Questions regarding the above  as well as proposals/abstracts should be addressed to Dr. Richard Brunet-Thornton ([log in to unmask]).

 

 

 

Richard BRUNET-THORNTON, FRSA, MIM, MBA, PhD

Odborný asistent CSc. / Ph.D. (Assistant Professor)

Katedra management (Department of Management)

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Vysoká škola ekonomická v Praze

University of Economics, Prague

École des Hautes Études commerciales de Prague

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