CALL FOR PAPERS 8th Annual South East European Doctoral Student Conference Monday 16th & Tuesday 17th September 2013 Call for Papers

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1 CALL FOR PAPERS 8 th Annual South East European Doctoral Student Conference Monday 16 th & Tuesday 17 th September 2013 Thessaloniki - Greece Building on the success of the seven previous Doctoral conferences which totally attracted more than 700 research papers from countries all over the SE European region and beyond, we are pleased to be launching the Call for Papers for the 8 th Annual South East European Doctoral Student Conference (8 th SEE DSC). The aim of the conference is to further facilitate the exchange of knowledge between young researchers, and to consolidate the established network of scholars currently undertaking research in South East Europe. Doctoral students and young researchers in the areas of Business Administration, Economics, Finance, Management, Marketing, Information & Communication Technologies, Psychology and Behavioural Sciences, Politics, Sociology and Education Studies are invited to attend and present papers related to their doctoral research. The conference will comprise of: 1. Paper sessions 2. Special workshops/training sessions delivered by distinguished academics 3. Panel discussions 4. Social events

2 HOW WILL YOU BENEFIT FROM ATTENDING THE 8 TH SEE DSC? By participating in the 8 th SEE Doctoral Student Conference you are given the opportunity to: Present your work in a friendly environment and receive valuable feedback from experts in your field Strengthen your network with other PhD students as well as with distinguished academics and professionals in your area Apply for the Best Papers Award Publish your work in the Conference Proceedings Publish your work in respectable Academic Journals (selected papers only) Further develop your academic and research skills SUBMISSION DETAILS Depending on the stage of your research, you can submit either a short paper (3-5 pages) or a long paper (8-15 pages). All research papers will be reviewed by at least 2 expert reviewers, and authors will have access to the feedback provided. All accepted papers that will be orally presented during the conference, will be included in the conference proceedings. For more information including author guidelines please visit the following links (depending on the research area your paper is addressed to): Research Track 1 (RT1): Enterprise, Innovation & Development URL: Contact: RT1@seerc.org Research Track 2 (RT2): Information and Communication Technologies URL: Contact: RT2@seerc.org Research Track 3 (RT3): Society and Human Development: Psychology, Politics, Sociology and Education URL: Contact: RT3@seerc.org

3 IMPORTANT DEADLINES Short or Full paper submission: Friday 12 th April 2013 Notification of acceptance: Monday 20 th May 2013 Response to reviewers comments and submission of FINAL cameraready paper: Friday 21 st June 2013 Publication of Conference Programme: Wednesday 10 th July 2013 Conference fee: 50 Euro (includes coffees and lunches for the two days plus a hard copy of the Conference Proceedings). Get your work published: Selected high quality papers that will be orally presented at the conference will be recommended for publication in the following journals: International Journal of Innovation and Regional Development International Journal of Enterprise Network Management CONFERENCE TOPICS The following topics are encouraged, but are not exclusive: Research Track 1: Enterprise, Innovation & Research Track 2: Information & Development Communication Technologies Banking crises Software Engineering Foreign Direct Investment Formal Methods Corporate Governance Software Verification Defence and Peace Economics Model Checking Applied Econometrics Software Testing Agricultural Economics Modelling and Simulation Environmental Economics Service-oriented Computing Logistics & Green Supply Chain Management Cloud Computing Corporate Finance & Financial Systems Educational Informatics Quality Management & TQM Technology Enhanced Learning Customer Behaviour Lifelong Learning Marketing Planning Information Security Organisational Analysis & Learning Information & Knowledge Management Human Resources Management Information Retrieval

4 Strategic Management Marketing Change & Innovation Management Knowledge Management Public Management Entrepreneurship & Enterprise Development Management of SMEs Tourism Growth and Development International Business Applied Statistics Efficiency Analysis Research Track 3: Society and Human Development: Psychology, Politics, Sociology, and Education Psychology Counseling Psychology & Psychotherapy Positive Psychology Clinical Psychology Educational Psychology Developmental Psychology Intelligence, Personality, and Individual Differences Health Psychology Industrial/Organizational Psychology Clinical Psychology and Treatment of Mental Disorders Sports psychology Emotional Intelligence & Well Being Cognition and Emotion Motivation, Attention & Human performance Cognitive Neuroscience Ageing and Cognitive Functions Quality of Life in Chronically-ill and Healthy Populations Psychology of Substance Use and Addictive Behaviours Cyber Psychology and Social Networks Sociology Modern Sociological Theory Corporate Social Responsibility Artificial Intelligence Multi-Agent Systems Computational Biology Robotics Semantic Web Technologies Social Media Networks Next Generation Networks Wireless Access Networks Mobile Networks Health Informatics Geographical Information Systems Politics and International Relations Comparative Politics Political Thought: Ideas and Ideologies Media and Politics Political Violence, Terrorism and Counterinsurgency The Politics of Globalization Defence and Diplomacy Crisis Management Public Health and Social Care Policy Risk Analysis The Politics of Post-Communism and Transition Elections and Electoral Systems EU Policy and Integration International Relations Migration Public Administration Nations and Nationalism Conflict and Peace Geo-Politics (and Strategic Studies) Regional Development Environment Parties and Party Systems

5 Social Mobilization Theory Stratification and Class Gender Studies Urban Sociology Sociology and Architecture Inequality and Social Exclusion Religiosity Ethnicity, Identity Social Policy Genocide Studies Post-Socialist Transformation Europeanisation Family and Community Life Crime (Deviance) & Criminal Justice Education Special Educational Needs Health Education & Promotion Online education Intercultural Communication Ethno-linguistics English as a Lingua Franca The EU and Language Language Teaching and Testing