ACMASS 2019 : ACMASS 2019 Annual Conference on Management and Social Science

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ACMASS 2019 : ACMASS 2019 Annual Conference on Management and Social Science

When	Nov 19, 2019 - Nov 21, 2019
Where	Bangkok, Thailand
Submission Deadline	TBD
Final Version Due	Oct 10, 2019

Categories business& management communication economics society

Call For Papers

Annual Conference on Management and Social Science (ACMASS) will be held from November 19-22, 2019 in Bangkok, Thailand. ACMASS provides opportunities for the delegates to exchange new ideas along with the application experiences face to face and to share ongoing research activities. We invite academicians and scholars from all the relevant disciplines to submit their papers and ongoing research findings to this stimulating and exciting conference.

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-Business& Management
-Communication
-Economics
-Education
-Finance
-Culture
-Law
-Politics
-Psychology
-Society
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