Propositions regarding papers/proceedings
βAll submitted papers will be peer reviewed by the reviewers drawn from the scientific committee or external reviewers depending on the topic, title and the subject matter of the paper.
Selection of papers which will be presented at the conference venue will be based upon quality, originality, and relevance.β
Paper or abstractΒ publication does not require presentation at the conference venue.
Publication of one paper prior requires payment of one registration fee, regardless of the number of authors (is there one author or two/three co-authors).
Proceedings will be indexed with ISSN, ISBN, CIP, Cobiss.SR number and DOI numbers.β
The official languages of the conference areΒ Serbian, Croatian, Bosnian, Montenegrin, Slovenian, Macedonian, and English. Papers may beΒ written and presentedΒ in one of these languages.
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Eman Conference - Biography form
Registration and peer review process
Abstracts are submitted on the website – email submissions are not accepted.Β Each abstract is reviewed in a double-blind peer review process. The double-blind review process ensure that both authors and reviewers remain anonymous during the peer review process. Authors do not know who conducted their reviews, reviewers do not know whose abstract/paper they are reviewing.
Peer reviewers are pre-registered on the website. At the beginning of the review period, peer reviewers are requested to confirm that they are available to review abstracts and/or full papers. Peer reviewers should be aware that the MINIMUM time required to review an abstract is 20-30 minutes.
Peer reviewers complete their review on the website, which involves both multiple-choice selects and free-form comment assessments. Peer reviewers should be prepared to provide some detail, particularly for negative evaluations. Reviewers can provide feedback for the author, and also private feedback for the editor.
Authors will be notified by email if their abstract has been accepted. There is no second review of abstracts that have been accepted “with modification”. The modification of the abstract takes place when the full paper is submitted.
Full papers are submitted for double-blind peer review after successful acceptance of a conference abstract. Peer reviewers complete their review on the website, which involves both multiple-choice selects and free-form comment assessments.
Peer reviewers provide a critical assessment of the paper, and may recommend improvements. Although the author may choose not to take this advice, it is highly recommended that the author address any issues, explaining why their research process or conclusions are correct.
Notes for Peer Reviewers
Peer reviewers should be aware that the MINIMUM time required to review a paper is at least 1 hour and significantly more time is common in order to do them justice. Peer reviewers should be prepared to provide some detail, particularly for negative evaluations.
If you are invited to review a full paper, please consider:
- Do you have time to do the review by the deadline?
- Is the article within your area of expertise?
- Are you sure you will complete the review by the deadline?
Peer review of full papers is NOT about correcting grammar, spelling, poorly written references. It is about reviewing the academic validity and relevance of the paper! As a reviewer, if you find yourself correcting spelling, you are probably becoming bogged down in the detail, when you are meant to be assessing the “big picture”!
Full papers are evaluated against the following criteria:
1. The title, abstract and keywords must accurately reflect the paperβs contents.
2. The research must be relevant to the conference theme/s.
3. The research methodology must be sound.
4. The paper must be well-structured and clearly written.
5. References must be relevant and accurate.
The conference scientific committee makes decisions where there is a significant discrepancy between reviewer evaluations. Authors may be asked to revise their full paper where it does not correspond to their abstract, where layout or references are formattedΒ incorrectly, to correct grammar or improve on the paper quality.
Where the conference committee requires a revision, the paper will not be published without the revision or an approved explanation of the issue.
Any identified plagiarism will automatically disqualify a paper.
7th Session (virtual)
Disclaimer: The author(s) of each presentation appearing on this webpage is/are solely responsible for the content thereof; the findings, interpretations and conclusions expressed are those of the authors and do not reflect the view of the editor, reviewers, scientific committee members, the publisher, conference partners or anyone else involved in creating, producing or delivering EMAN conference.
IMPACT OF COVID-19 ON SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT IN WESTERN BALKANS
Denada Lica, Aleksander Moisiu University of Durres, Rr. Taulantia, L.1, 2001, Durres, Albania
THE IMPACT OF COVID-19 PANDEMIC ON THE PROFITABILITY OF AGRICULTURAL ENTERPRISES IN AP VOJVODINA
Stevan TomaΕ‘eviΔ, Novi Sad School of Business, Vladimira PeriΔa-Valtera 4, Novi Sad, Serbia
Jelena DamnjanoviΔ, Novi Sad School of Business, Vladimira PeriΔa-Valtera 4, Novi Sad, Serbia
SOLVING THE PROBLEM OF CONNECTING MINI CONSOLIDATION CENTERS IN URBAN AREAS
Biljana GrguroviΔ, Academy of Technical and Art Applied Studies Belgrade, Department School of Information and Communication Technologies, Zdravka Δelara 16, 11000 Belgrade, Serbia
Slavica RadosavljeviΔ, Academy of Technical and Art Applied Studies Belgrade, Department School of Information and Communication Technologies, Address: Zdravka Δelara 16, 11000 Belgrade, Serbia
Stevan VeliΔkoviΔ, Academy of Technical and Art Applied Studies Belgrade, Department School of Information and Communication Technologies, Zdravka Δelara 16, 11000 Belgrade, Serbia
Jelena MilutinoviΔ, Academy of Technical and Art Applied Studies Belgrade, Department School of Information and Communication Technologies, Zdravka Δelara 16, 11000 Belgrade, Serbia
GLAMPING AS A NOVEL TREND IN TOURISM IN VOJVODINA
Ana JoviΔiΔ VukoviΔ, Novi Sad School of Business, Vladimira PeriΔa-Valtera 4, 21000 Novi Sad, Serbia
Bojana KovaΔeviΔ BerlekoviΔ, Novi Sad School of Business, Vladimira PeriΔa-Valtera 4, 21000 Novi Sad, Serbia
ENTREPRENEURSHIP AS A CATALYST FOR SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT IN DEVELOPING COUNTRIES
Silvana Gashi, Aleksander Moisiu University of Durres, Rr. Taulantia, L.1, 2001, Durres, Albania
PROMOTING COOPERATION: FACTORS AFFECTING PROFIT SHARING AMONG FARMERS AND COLD STORES IN ALBANIA
Ina Pagria, Agricultural University of Tirana, Str Paisi Vodica 1025, Tirana, Albania
Anjeza Bekolli, Agricultural University of Tirana, Str Paisi Vodica 1025, Tirana, Albania
THE SHORT-TERM IMPACT OF THE RUSSIAN INVASION OF UKRAINE ON STOCK MARKETS: NATO OR GEOGRAPHICAL PROXIMITY?
Pedro L. Angosto-Fernandez, Universidad Miguel HernΓ‘ndez de Elche, Depto. Estudios EconΓ³micos y Financieros. Avda. de la Universidad, s/n. Edificio La Galia. 03202. ELCHE (ALICANTE, SPAIN).
Victoria Ferrandez-Serrano, Universidad Miguel HernΓ‘ndez de Elche, Depto. Estudios EconΓ³micos y Financieros. Avda. de la Universidad, s/n. Edificio La Galia. 03202. ELCHE (ALICANTE, SPAIN).
Helena Bonet JaΓ©n, Universidad Miguel HernΓ‘ndez de Elche, Depto. Estudios EconΓ³micos y Financieros. Avda. de la Universidad, s/n. Edificio La Galia. 03202. ELCHE (ALICANTE, SPAIN).
OPPORTUNITIES AND OBSTACLES FOR THE INTRODUCTION OF A FUEL CELL ELECTRIC VEHICLE STRATEGY IN EUROPE AS AN EXTENSION OF THE PRODUCT PORTFOLIO OF EUROPEAN OEMS
Abdurrahman Bekar, Comenius University Bratislava, Odbojarov 10, 820 05 Bratislava, Slovak Republic
Milan Fekete, Comenius University Bratislava, Odbojarov 10, 820 05 Bratislava, Slovak Republic
EFFECTS OF THE ECL MODEL ON TRADE RECEIVABLES
Fritz-Schmied Gudrun, University of Klagenfurt, UniversitΓ€tsstraΓe 65-67; A-9020 Klagenfurt
Schuschnig Tanja, University of Klagenfurt, UniversitΓ€tsstraΓe 65-67; A-9020 Klagenfurt
GENDER EQUALITY IN ALBANIAN POLITICS AND THE LABOUR MARKET
Ela Golemi, University "Aleksander Moisiu" Durres, Lagja 1 , Rruga Currilave Durres Albania
Anxhela Llaftiu, University "Aleksander Moisiu" Durres, Lagja 1 , Rruga Currilave Durres Albania
BURNOUT OF TALENTED STUDENTS
Beatrix SΓ©llei, Budapest University of Technology and Economics, 1117 Budapest, Magyar tudΓ³sok kΓΆrΓΊtja 2., Hungary
EVALUATING THE RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN ELECTRICITY AND SELECTED ENERGY PRICES FOR MODELING PURPOSES
Balazs Herczeg, Doctoral School of Earth Sciences, Faculty of Sciences, University of Pecs, IfjusΓ‘g utja 6, H-7624 Pecs,Β Hungary
Eva Pinter, Institute of Entrepreneurship and Innovation, Corvinus University of Budapest, Fovam ter 8, H-1093 Budapest, Hungary
AI-LED ATTACKS IN THE FIELD OF BUSINESS
Hedvig SzabΓ³, University of GyΕr, Hungary, 9026 GyΕr, Egyetem tΓ©r 1.
THE INFORMAL FORMALITY OF SUBURBAN SOCIETY IN ALBANIA
Alfred Halilaj, βAleksander Moisiuβ University, Street βMiqΓ«siaβΒ University Campus, DurrΓ«s, RrugaΒ Silvio Berluskoni
CONSUMER CONFIDENCE INDEX (CCI) FOR EUROPEAN COUNTRIES - RELATION TO OBJECTIVE HOUSEHOLD FINANCIAL SITUATION
Aneta Ptak-Chmielewska, Warsaw School of Economics, Al. Niepodleglosci 162, 02-554 Warsaw, Poland
MaΕgorzata GrzywiΕska-RΔ pca, University of Warmia and Mazury in Olsztyn, pl. CieszyΕski 1/429A, 10-719 Olsztyn, Poland
NATURAL RISKS IN ALBANIA (PUBLIC PERCEPTION)
Ermira Jashiku, "Fan S. Noli" University, Korçë, Albania, Shëtitorja Rilindasit
STRATEGIC MANAGEMENT IN THE SELECTED ORGANIZATION
Viktorie ZezulovΓ‘, Moravian Business College Olomouc, tΕ. KosmonautΕ― 1288/1 779 00 Olomouc, Czech Republic
Jaroslav Ε krabal, Moravian Business College Olomouc, tΕ. KosmonautΕ― 1288/1 779 00 Olomouc, Czech Republic
THE IMPACT OF EU MEMBERSHIP ON THE INNOVATION PERFORMANCE OF THE VISEGRAD COUNTRIES
Julianna CsugΓ‘ny, EszterhΓ‘zy KΓ‘roly Catholic University, 3300 Eger, EszterhΓ‘zy tΓ©r 1. HUNGARY
TamΓ‘s TΓ‘nczos, EszterhΓ‘zy KΓ‘roly Catholic University, 3300 Eger, EszterhΓ‘zy tΓ©r 1. HUNGARY
THE RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN ORGANIZATIONAL COMMITMENT OF EMPLOYEES AND THEIR PERCEPTION OF ORGANIZATIONAL LEARNING CLIMATE
Jelena Pokimica, PhD, Clinical Assistant Professor, Boise State University, Organizational Performance and Workplace Learning Dept., Ruch Engineering Bldg., 1910 University Dr., Boise, Idaho 83725-USA
Kristinka Ovesni, PhD, Professor, University of Belgrade Faculty of Philosophy, Dpt. for Pedagogy and Andragogy, Δika Ljubina 18-20, 11000 Belgrade, Serbia
THE IMPACT OF ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE ON THE EMPLOYEE EXPERIENCE
SzakadΓ‘ti TamΓ‘s, University of PΓ©cs, PΓ©cs, RΓ‘kΓ³czi ΓΊt 80, 7622
ALBANIA'S TOURISM LANDSCAPE: A SWOT ANALYSIS FOR SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT
Etleva LESKAJ, Faculty of Economy, University of Tirana, Street "Arben Broci", Tirana, Albania
Loren LAZIMI, Faculty of Economy, University of Tirana, Street "Arben Broci", Tirana, Albania
Exploring the Macroeconomic Trajectory in Romania: Analysis of Key Developments and Trends in the Period 2022-2026
Gabriela - Daniela Bordeianu, George Bacovia University, Bacau, Romania, Pictor Theodor Aman, no. 96, Bacau, 600164, Romania
Violeta Hazaparu, George Bacovia University, Bacau, Romania, Pictor Theodor Aman, no. 96, Bacau, 600164, Romania