Call for Papers
The Organising Committee invites scholars, researchers, doctoral students and professionals to submit original research papers for ICEBM 2026.
The conference welcomes contributions exploring how digital technologies, artificial intelligence, innovation and sustainability are reshaping modern economies, businesses and institutions.
Submissions are invited from a broad range of disciplines, including economics, business, management, tourism, information technology and related fields.
Accepted papers will be presented during the conference and published in the conference proceedings, which will be available in open access and submitted for indexing in international academic databases.
Conference Tracks
This track explores the transformative role of artificial intelligence, digital technologies and data analytics in shaping modern economic systems, business strategies and organisational processes. Contributions may address both technological and managerial perspectives on AI adoption, digital transformation and the emerging data-driven economy.
Possible topics include:
Artificial intelligence applications in business and management
AI and automation in economic systems
Data-driven decision-making and business analytics
Digital platforms and platform economies
Algorithmic governance and the ethical implications of AI
Digital transformation strategies in organisations
AI adoption in public administration and services
Big data and predictive analytics for business performance
This track focuses on the dynamics of innovation and technological change in contemporary economies. It examines how organisations, industries and institutions develop, implement and scale innovation in response to technological disruption and evolving market conditions.
Possible topics include:
Innovation management and innovation ecosystems
Technology adoption and diffusion
Digital innovation and emerging technologies
Open innovation and collaborative innovation networks
Innovation in services and digital products
Knowledge transfer and university-industry collaboration
Innovation in public sector organisations
This track examines the role of entrepreneurship as a driver of economic development, competitiveness and innovation. It welcomes research on entrepreneurial ecosystems, start-up development, SME growth strategies and new business models in dynamic economic environments.
Possible topics include:
Entrepreneurial ecosystems and regional development
Start-up creation and venture development
SME growth strategies and competitiveness
Digital entrepreneurship and platform-based ventures
Entrepreneurial finance and venture capital
Entrepreneurial leadership and innovation culture
Women’s and youth entrepreneurship
Entrepreneurial responses to economic uncertainty
This track addresses the economic, managerial and policy dimensions of sustainability and the transition towards greener and more responsible economic systems. It focuses on sustainable innovation, environmental strategies and the role of businesses and institutions in achieving sustainable development goals.
Possible topics include:
Green economy and sustainable business models
Circular economy and resource efficiency
ESG strategies and responsible corporate governance
Sustainable innovation and green technologies
Climate policies and economic adaptation
Sustainable supply chains and production systems
Environmental management and corporate responsibility
Green entrepreneurship and eco-innovation
Sustainable tourism and regional sustainability strategies
Open to PhD students at any stage of their research, this track offers an opportunity to present and discuss ongoing work in a supportive academic environment. It aims to foster scholarly exchange, provide constructive feedback from experienced researchers and encourage networking with peers working in related fields across economics, business and management. The track is also intended to support doctoral researchers in refining their research focus, strengthening their methodological approach and developing confidence in presenting their work to the international academic community.
