Mini Track on Finance and Banking
Minitracks
- Experimental economics, application for innovation economy
- Workshop for Young Researchers
- Workshop: Integrating Sustainable Development Goals into Real World: Challenges and Opportunities
- Mini Track on Labour and Social Welfare
- Mini Track on Civic Engagement and Sustainable Education
- Mini Track on Statistical Methods and Data Science in Applied Economics
- Mini Track on Finance and Banking
- Mini Track on Business administration and entrepreneurship
- Mini Track on Economics and Business Communication
- Mini Track on Agrifood and Environmental Economics
- Mini track on Business and Tourism
- Mini Track on Innovative Marketing
- Minitrack on Management and Public Administration
- Minitrack on Accounting and Management Information Systems
- Mini Track on International Business and Economics
THE 7th INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCE
ON ECONOMICS AND SOCIAL SCIENCES
Exploring Global Perspectives: The Future of Economics and Social Sciences
13-14 June 2024, Bucharest, Romania
Mini Track Chairs
Mihaela Iacob, Bucharest University of Economic Studies, Romania
- Bettina BÖKEMEIER, Department of Business Administration and Economics, Bielefeld
University, Germany
Overcoming economic, security and climate challenges, uncertainties, and risks, urge rethinking society requirements for current and future generation and rekindle cooperation and partnerships for a green growth in a new era. The driving force for finance and banking is to assess countries’ progress moving to innovative, inclusive, sustainable and resilient growth. Therefore, past policies, data, and scientific research results can boost the world today through the eyes of the future. Worldwide actions ‘are not good today, if yesterday did not think of tomorrow.’ In this context, research could provide scientific support to tackle society challenges mainly in the area of finance and banking.
The main topics covered by the call for papers are focused on finance and banking with connection in the following areas:
- Risks and financial services
- Banking
- Capital markets
- Asset management
- Insurance
- Corporate finance
- Sustainable well-being
- Fiscal sustainability
- Public policies
- Trust, transparency, accountability in finance and banking
- finance and banking for green growth
Mihaela Iacob
is Associate Professor, Ph.D., and Vice-Dean for Scientific Research and Internationalization at the Faculty of Finance and Banking, the Bucharest University of Economic Studies. With a portfolio of disciplines featuring Public Finance, Prices and Competition, Budget and Public Treasury, and Public Financial Policies, she authored more than 50 scientific works, presented or published (inter)nationally. As well, she acquired extensive editorial experience, being coordinator of the OEconomica journal, while she also serves as expert at the Romanian Fiscal Council.
Bettina Bökemeier
Bettina Bökemeier (Birth name: Fincke) studied Economics at Bielefeld University, where she graduated in 2007 and received her doctoral degree in 2013. She works as an assistant professor at Bielefeld University. Public finance, especially public debt, fiscal policy, economic growth and environmental economics are her research interests. She regularly presents at international conferences and has published books and several articles in scholarly journals