Call for Papers - Third Sofia Conference for Early Stage Researchers & Young Scholars of ENGAGE.EU
Join the ENGAGE.EU Conference at the University of National and World Economy in Sofia, Bulgaria. Present your work in progress or completed research on the topic 'Responsible Production and Consumption: Current Issues and Advances Towards SDG12' in an international forum with predominantly peer participation. Deadline for abstracts are open until July 12, 2024.
About
The aim of the ENGAGE.EU Conference is to bring together early-stage researchers and young scholars affiliated to ENGAGE.EU partner institutions, e.g. junior faculty members, post-docs and PhD students. It is expected to foster communication and future collaboration between representatives of the target groups from all partner universities.
Participants have the opportunity to meet in person or online and to present their work in progress or completed research on a specific topic in an international forum with predominantly peer participation. There is no limit to the type of research that can be presented, including conceptual, empirical, or position papers. After the conference, the final versions of the submitted papers are published in the conference proceedings or other possible channels.
Application
Application requires a submission of a title, abstract (max. 200 words), and keywords (up to 5) together with full name, home institution, department/faculty, and e-mail address for correspondence. These have to be send by email to: engage.confer@unwe.bg.
Practical information
- Topic: Responsible Production and Consumption: Current Issues and Advances Towards SDG12
- Deadline for abstract submission: 12 July, 2024
- Conference Dates: November 21-22, 2024
- Venue: University of National and World Economy, Sofia, Bulgaria
- Participation Mode: Hybrid: Onsite (in-person) or Online
The conference is co-organized by UNWE and SDSN Bulgaria and is co-funded by the UNWE Research Programme. The event is not part of the ENGAGE.EU 2024 schedule of official events for PhD students and early-stage researchers.