Abstract submission for the 35th EBES Conference is now open. For online submission, please click the submission link at the bottom of this page. The participants will be able to present their papers online/virtual and also will be able to participate all online sessions. We would also like to remind you that the deadline for abstract submission is March 24, 2021. All submissions (papers and abstracts) are evaluated using a double blind reviewing process. The decision regarding the acceptance/rejection of each abstract/paper will be communicated with the corresponding author within a week of submission.  

Papers focus on all fields of economics and finance are welcome in the conference. Some of the topics that are accepted in the conference are Accounting/Audit, Behavioral Finance, Corporate Finance/Governance, Econometrics, Economics of Innovation, Education, Emerging Economies, Energy Studies, Entrepreneurship, Financial Economics, Health Economics, Human Resources, Industrial Organization, International Economics and Trade, International Finance. Investment, Islamic Economics/Finance, Labor Economics, Growth & Development, Game Theory, Management, Marketing, MIS, Monetary, Economics, Political Economy, Public Economics, Regional Studies, Risk Management, Small and Medium-Sized Enterprises (SME), and Tourism.

Your abstract should be between 150 and 400 words. All abstracts should be submitted in Microsoft Word format (if submitted via email) and in English (including the title, authors’ names, affiliation, and contact information of the authors). Abstracts should include Objectives, Data and Methods, Results, and Conclusions. JEL classification and up to 6 keywords should be used. Previously published papers may not be submitted. 

If you would like to propose an organized session, please contact Dr. Ender Demir by e-mail ([email protected]) including its subject and format along with minimum 5 presenters interested in attending the session.

If your paper is accepted for presentation at the conference, you are expected to serve as a discussant or session chair in one of the sessions or presentations.