Second Call for Papers BMIT 2012 - Online International Conference - 25 May 2012
Call for Papers RTES 2012 - Online International Conference - 30 October 2012
Call for Papers L & E 2012 International Online Conference, 15th June 2012
Starting with 2012 all Journals edited with ASERS Publishing will be under process review for indexing in following prestigious databases: SCOPUS, EconLit, JSTOR and ISI Thomson Web of Science, due to the collaboration with Versita Publishing
The Fourth On line International Conference on ‘Recent Trends in Economic Fields. Multidisciplinary Research’ in 30th October, 2012 see details…
The First International Online Conference on ‘Law and Economics’ in 15th June, 2012 see details…
The Third On line International Conference on ‘Further Developments in Business, Management and Information Technologies’ in 29th June, 2012 see details…
The 2nd International Conference on ‘The challenges of sustainable tourism development in the times of climate change’ in 15th December, 2011 see details…
The First On line International Conference on ‘Global Trends in Finance’ in 25th November, 2011 see details…
The First Online International Conference on „ The Real Environmental Crisis – Effects in Tourism Development, Conflicts and Sustainability ”, 30, November, 2010 …see details
REC_Online International Conference is finished. Many thanks for your contributions! See REC On-line Session
The Second Online International Conference on”Competitiveness and Economic Development: Challenges, Goals and Means in a Knowledge based Society”, 15th December, 2010 …see details CED_KBS_Online International Conference is finished. Many thanks for your contributions! See CED_KBS On-line Session
There is no doubt that nowadays the driver of competitiveness and economic development is knowledge. Countries rely less and less in their natural and physical resources to create value and rely more in intangible know-how. This is the main attribute for a Knowledge-Based Society. But this society does not limit itself to a massive and pervasive use of ICTs. It demands new competences that require learning capacities from institutions, from the productive and academic sectors, and most importantly it requires the generation of inter-institutional networks to solve society’s problems.
