BALTIC BUSINESS AND SOCIO-ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT
IN PARTICULAR THE RELATIONS BSR AND CHINA
5th International Conference
Kalmar, Sweden 14-15.9.2009
Programme
September 14th, 2009 – Monday
Room Ny 204
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10.00 – 10.30 |
OPENING
Prof. Hans Jansson
Baltic Business School, University of Kalmar, Sweden
Prof. Gunnar Prause
Hochschule Wismar University of Applied Sciences Technology, Business and Design, Germany
Lars Malmborg
Kalmar Research and Development Foundation and Baltic Business School, University of Kalmar, Sweden
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10.30 – 12.30 |
Conference Panel I and Round Table Discussion:
Baltic business and China
Panel Moderator: prof. Hans Jansson
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Hans Jansson
Mikael Hilmersson
Baltic Business School
Sweden |
“Building international business networks in the Baltic Sea Region. A comparison of small and medium-sized exporters from emerging and mature European markets”
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Monika Rozkrut
Dominik Rozkrut
University of Szczecin
Poland |
“The regional growth in the Baltic Sea Region from knowledge-based economy perspective (ICT)”
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Hans Jansson
Joachim Timlon
Mikael Hilmersson
Susanne Sandberg
Baltic Business School
Sweden
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“The Chinese are coming: export market platforms in the Baltic Sea region” | |
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14.00 – 16.30 |
Conference Panel II and Round Table Discussion:
Innovation and BSR – China relations
Panel Moderator: Lars Malmborg
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Gunnar Prause
Anatoli Beifert
Wismar University
Germany
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“Logistic innovation networks in the Southern Baltic Sea Region” |
Magdalena Mojsiewicz
Dominik Rozkrut
University of Szczecin
Poland |
“Application of classification methods in the study of collaboration and innovation awareness in West-Pomerania”
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Gints Turlajs
Vitalijs Jurenoks
Riga Technical University
Latvia |
“Competitiveness, growth through innovation and economic development in Latvia, Baltic Sea Region and the possible cooperation with China“
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Barbara Batog
Jacek Batog
University of Szczecin
Poland |
“Relations between the level of regional development and environmental pollutions in European Union with special respect to countries from Baltic Sea Region“
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Sandra Kliknaite
Baltic Business School and
Lund University
Sweden |
“How symbiotic industry-university collaboration contributes to Danish regional innovation system”
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Magdalena Kaminska
Magdalena Mojsiewicz
University of Szczecin
Poland
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“Expenditure on research and development in OECD countries” | |
September 15th, 2009 - Tuesday
Room Ny204 |
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09.30 – 12.00 |
Conference Panel III and Round Table Discussion:
ICT and the knowledge-based economy
Panel Moderator: prof. Gunnar Prause
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Monika Augustyniak
Wismar University
Germany |
“Technical and organizational support of collaborative, distributed work shown on the example of a multinational Ph.d degree program in business informatics“
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Maria Lille
Tallinn City Office, Estonia
Gunnar Prause
Wismar University, Germany
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“E-Services in the Baltic Sea Region” |
Diana Eerma
Anna-Greta Tsahkna
University of Tartu
Estonia |
“Electricity market liberalization – future challenges for Baltic countries“
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Daina Eberšteina
University of Latvia
Latvia |
“The impact of renewable energy policy of the European Union on sustainable and secure development in the Baltic Sea Region and in Latvia“
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Romans Putans
University of Latvia
Latvia |
“Interdisciplinary disruption in public administration“
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13.00 – 16.30 |
Conference Panel IV and Round Table Discussion:
Financial systems in the Baltic Sea Region
Panel Moderator: prof. Hubert Fromlet
“Financial systems in the Baltic Sea Region and beyond.
Present situation and future developments.”
Introductory address by prof. Hubert Fromlet
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George Allen
Latvian Universty
Latvia |
“State budgeting expenditures execution control analyzing and transparency providing using elastic budget“
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Henryk Kowgier
University of Szczecin
Poland |
“On comparison of stochastic models of Black – Scholes and Black – Merton”
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Dieter Gerdesmeier
Barbara Roffia
European Central Bank, Germany
Hans-Eggert Reimers
Wismar University, Germany
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“Coefficient stability of an indicator model for asset price busts” |
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Slawomir Smyczek
University of Economics in Katowice
Poland
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“Financial exclusion as barrier to socio-economic development“ |
Liudmila Lakhtionova
Vadima Het’mana Kyiv National University of Economy
Ukraine |
“Estimation of a company’s financial stability reserve to evaluate perspective of participation in international business”
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Armin Rohde
Johannes Treu
University of Greifswald,
Germany |
“A new architecture of the international financial system: a matter of microeconomic or macroeconomic approaches?”
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16.30 – 17.00 |
CONCLUSION
Prof. Gunnar Prause
Hochschule Wismar University of Applied Sciences Technology, Business and Design, Germany
Lars Malmborg
Kalmar Research and Development Foundation and Baltic Business School, University of Kalmar, Sweden |
If you would like to present a paper, please submit abstract – max three pages A4, with an indication of which of the conference themes you will address.
Abstracts must include the title of your paper along with author name(s), affiliation, and contact details (postal address, telephone, fax and email address).
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Abstracts (format: pdf, doc, ) should be submitted no later than the 1st of August, midnight 12 a.m. |
Call for
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Abstracts
e-mail: daiva.balciunaite@hik.se |
The aim of the 5th “Baltic Business and Socio-economic Development” conference organised by Baltic Business School at the University of Kalmar and Hochschule Wismar – University of Technology, Business and Design is to bring together academic and other specialists from business and socio-economic development knowledge and experience.
The conference will provide an opportunity to discuss issues related particularly to the assessment of socio-economic development in the ongoing period of changes in global processes and business environments in this region as well as effects on the economic and financial situation of SMEs.
The conference will enable participants to exchange knowledge on socio-economic conditions of regional and business development as well as providing solutions. Participants will be able to find national and international contacts that promote active development of future co-operation within joint projects and research.
Topics of the conference
The conference welcomes submission of papers in the following fields which will be looked upon from the perspective of the ongoing economic crises and how it will influence global processes:
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Macro- and socio-economic development |
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SME management and entrepreneurship |
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Growth through Innovation with special focus on Science Park/Incubator especially contacts with China
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Regional development in a global world with focus on Baltic Sea Region – Yangtse River Delta Region in China |
The conference will be held in close connection with the 5th Baltic - China Business Forum in Kalmar, 16-18.9 2009.
Language
Official language is English
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01.08.2009
20.08.2009
01.09.2009
31.12.2009 |
submission of abstracts
notification of accepted abstracts
registration and submission of papers for the conference CD
submission of final papers for publication |
Important dates
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Travel and accommodation
Conference fee does not cover costs of travelling and accommodation.
Hotels in Kalmar
Getting to Kalmar and Baltic Business School
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Conference fee
Before the 20th of August 2009 - 200 EUR and only 100 EUR for PhD students.
After that date - 250 EUR and only 150 EUR for PhD students.
Conference bank account
Nordea Bank Sverige AB
SE -105 06 Stockholm
Sweden
IBAN-nr SE 54 9500 0099 6042 0954 2960
Swift: NDEASESS
Sweden: PG 954296-0 or BG 5291-5352
Additional information
Mark 240-132415
NAME and SURNAME
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Registration form
(.doc) |
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Further information and submission of abstracts
University of Kalmar
Baltic Business School
SE 391 82 Kalmar Sweden
Phone + 46 708 28 44 17 Daiva Balciunaite-Håkansson
Fax + 46 480 49 71 10
e-mail: daiva.balciunaite@hik.se
Yours sincerely
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Professor Hans Jansson
Director of Baltic Business
Research Center |
Professor Gunnar Prause
Vice-Rector of Wismar University |
