For many years, emerging markets such as BRIC, South Korea and Indonesia were perceived as bearing higher economic potential yet higher risk compared to their more-developed counterparts. Innovative use of digital-based technology has long been expected to be the key driver for tapping into the economic potential of emerging markets sustainably. Hence improving access to valuable insights and best practices in the application of digital-based technology by businesses in emerging markets has never been more important.
Therefore, this special issue calls for researchers to report their findings regarding the latest developments in digital-based technology integration in management and accounting practices, particularly in emerging markets.
Suitable topics include, but are not limited, to the following:
- Economics and policy studies
- Start-up and small business development
- Human capital and talent development
- Knowledge management
- Strategic management and decision making
- Innovation management
- Big data, data sciences, data mining
- e-Business
- e-Government
- e-Governance
- Internet Of Things
- ICT for society
- Human-computer interaction
- Operations and quality management
- Performance management
- Green marketing
- Consumer behaviour
- Financial accounting
- Accounting information systems
- Managerial accounting
- Capital market
- Public sector accounting
- Islamic accounting
- Social accounting
- Corporate finance
- Market discipline
- Behavioural finance
- International finance
- Risk management
- Market microstructure
- Business ethics
- Corporate social responsibility
- Sustainability
- Islamic finance
Important Dates
Submission of manuscripts: 2 August, 2017
Notification to authors: 4 October, 2017
Final versions due: 6 December, 2017
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