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Call for Papers

1. Special issue call for papers from International Journal of Conflict Management
Areas / Topics
  • Conflict
  • Conflict management
  • Dispute resolution
  • Fairness
  • Justice
  • Mediation and arbitration
  • Negotiation
  • Peace studies
  • Related topics
Manuscript submission deadline: 28-11-2011. For details visit International Journal of Conflict Management


2. Inauguration issue call for papers from Far East Journal of Psychology and Business
Areas / Topics
  • Money, Banking, Finance and Investment
  • Psychology and Human Related Issues
  • Marketing
  • Security Markets, Business Economics
  • Accounting Practices
  • Social Issues and Public policy 
  • Management Organization 
  • Statistics and Econometrics 
  • Administration and Management 
  • International Trade
  • Industrial Relations and Labor 
  • Business Communication 
  • Mass Communication 
  • History and Psychology
  • Cold War and Business 
  • Inter-Cultural Encounters 
  • Peace and Unity for Business Growth
Deadline for Submission: 30-11-2010. For details visit http://www.fareastjournals.com/

3. International conference on Global financial Crisis: Challenges & Opportunities On 13-15 January 2011, organized by Bhupal Nobles (P.G.) College, Udaipur, India
For details please visit www.bnpgcollege.org/conference 
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