
2026 International Conference on Economic Development and Business Management (ICEDBM 2026)
Call for Papers
We invite submissions on a wide range of research topics, spanning both theoretical and systems research. The topics of interest include, but are not limited to:
Track 1: Economic Development and Global Economy
Track 2: Business Management, Strategy, and Innovation
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Macroeconomic dynamics and sustainable growth
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International trade, investment, and globalization
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Economic policy, public governance, and institutional reform
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Emerging markets and developing economies
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Urbanization, infrastructure development, and regional planning
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Climate economics and environmental sustainability
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Strategic management and organizational development
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Business model innovation and digital transformation
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Entrepreneurship, start-up ecosystems, and SME development
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Operations management, supply chain innovation, and logistics
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Corporate social responsibility and sustainable business practices
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Leadership, organizational behavior, and human resource management
Track 3: Finance, Financial Markets, and Banking
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Corporate finance, investment decisions, and capital structure
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Financial markets, risk management, and asset pricing
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Banking operations, fintech innovation, and digital finance
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Behavioral finance and investor decision-making
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International finance and cross-border capital flows
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Green finance, ESG investing, and climate-related financial risk
Track 4: Marketing, Consumer Behavior, and Digital Business
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Marketing strategies and brand management
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Consumer behavior in digital and global contexts
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E-commerce, online marketplaces, and platform economy
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Data analytics, AI-driven marketing, and business intelligence
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Service management and customer experience design
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Social media marketing and digital communication
Track 5: Innovation, Technology, and Entrepreneurship Ecosystems
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Technological innovation and industry transformation
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Start-up growth strategies and venture capital
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ICT, automation, and smart industry development
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Knowledge economy, creative industries, and intellectual capital
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University–industry collaboration and technology transfer
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Innovation policy, national competitiveness, and productivity