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MTDE 2019 : International Scientific Conference Modern Management Trends and the Digital Economy: from Regional Development to Global Economic Growth

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Link: http://mtde2019.com/en/
 
When Apr 14, 2019 - Apr 15, 2019
Where Ekaterinburg, Russia
Submission Deadline Mar 17, 2019
Final Version Due Mar 17, 2019
Categories    economics   business   law   social
 

Call For Papers

1st International Scientific Conference "Modern Management Trends and the Digital Economy: from Regional Development to Global Economic Growth" MTDE 2019
14-15 April,2019 г., Yekaterinburg, the Russian Federation

CONFERENCE OBJECTIVE
MTDE-2019 is a good opportunity to share experiences, modern knowledge and the achievements in the field of digital economy. The conference is designed to maintain a high scientific level of discussion about the digital economy and management trends, methods of its study and development, involving in this process qualified experts , representatives of science, business and government. The purpose of the conference is to discuss and predict future trends in the digital economy, exchange advanced knowledge in the field of digital management.

CALL FOR PAPERS
Section 1 - Digital Technologies in Socio-Economic Systems Management;
Section 2 - Digital Law and The Philosophy of The Digital Economy;
Section 3 - Genesis of Marketing: From Traditional to Digital;
Section 4 - Digital Technologies in Education;
Section 5 - Digital Methods in The Human Sciences;
Section 6 - Digital Concepts of Linguistics.

CONFERENCE ORGANIZER AND VENUE:
Name of the organization: Institute of International Relations Conference
Address: 620144, Russia, Sverdlovsk Region, Yekaterinburg, ul. Otto Schmidt, 58 (open map)

PARTICIPATION FORMS:
1. oral presentation
2. virtual presentation (for example, Skype)
3. correspondence participation

REGISRTATION FEE - 260$

SUBMISSION OF MATERIALS FOR PUBLICATION
Materials that have not previously been published in other publications, have scientific novelty, relevant topics of the conference and are of theoretical and practical importance are accepted for consideration
All works are blindly reviewed and tested in plagiarism checker.
Articles should be sent to the organizers' e-mail (help@mtde2019.com)

The structure of the article must comply with IMRAD
1. Introduction;
2. Methods;
3. Results;
4. Discussion;
5. Conclusion.

Materials for publication should contain the following information
1. Title;
2. Author Data: full name, affilation (job title), city, country and e-mail;
3. Abstract (from 100 to 300 words)
4. Keywords (no more than 7)
5. References (at least 10 links, including links to publications indexed in the Web of Science and / or Scopus)

Please note, that he number of authors must not be more than three. The number of articles that the author may publish in one issue must not be more than two

The volume of the article should not exceed 19 000 - 31 000 characters with spaces (including the title, full name of the authors, the text of the article and references).

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