The minitrack welcomes theoretical and empirical contributions addressing contemporary issues in international business and economics, including but not limited to:
Economic growth, business cycles, inflation, and macroeconomic policy
International trade, globalization, and economic integration
International business strategy, competitiveness, and firm internationalization
Entrepreneurship, innovation, and digital platforms
Digital transformation, digital economy, and emerging technologies
SMEs, export performance, and international market development
Sustainability, ESG, circular economy, and the green transition
International finance, financial markets, and cross-border capital flows
Financial stability, risk management, and crisis resilience
Geopolitical risk, economic security, and global supply chains
Taxation, public policy, governance, and institutional quality
Energy economics, climate policy, and sustainable development
Regional development, economic convergence, and European integration
Contemporary challenges and future trends in international business and economics
The list is not an exclusive one, the researchers being encouraged to participate with works that are analysing any aspects of crisis in modern economies. Theoretical and empirical studies are welcomed both in this section.
