Strategica International Conference

Conference Track — Strategica, 14th Edition
Pillar I: Economic Systems & Institutional Evolution

This track welcomes submissions connected to the conference theme, Transforming economic and organizational models, with a focus on Human Resource Development.

We invite contributions on learning, education, training, skills, leadership, engagement, commitment, and related dimensions of HRD across individuals, organizations, sectors, regions, and countries.

Chaired by Eduardo Tomé, PhD, this track encourages theoretical work, practical cases, literature reviews, action research, and interdisciplinary approaches rooted in Human Resource Development.

Extended abstract submissions (1000–2000 words) are welcome until 15 July 2026.

We are pleased to welcome Alexandrine Lapoutte, Associate Professor at Université Lumière Lyon 2 and member of CIRIEC International, as a keynote speaker at Strategica 2026.

Her work explores governance, cooperative entrepreneurship education, and the dynamics of the social and solidarity economy, with research funded by leading French institutions.

More information:
https://strategica-conference.ro/keynote-speakers/

Conference Track — Strategica, 14th Edition
Pillar I: Economic Systems & Institutional Evolution

Geoeconomic and geostrategic tensions are reshaping international business and trade. This track examines how global conflicts, sovereignty‑driven policies, economic security concerns, and sustainability imperatives influence trade systems, supply chains, investment decisions, and corporate strategy.

Chaired by Assist. Prof. Robert Dygas, the track welcomes research on global management models, trade governance, sanctions, sustainability debates, and the implications of regulating Central Bank Digital Currencies for cross‑border business and financial flows.

Extended abstract submissions (1000–2000 words) are welcome until 15 July 2026.

Conference Track — Strategica, 14th Edition
Pillar I: Economic Systems & Institutional Evolution

Banking and financial systems are undergoing rapid transformation driven by economic uncertainty, digital disruption, regulatory shifts, and sustainability
This track explores how financial institutions navigate governance challenges, risk, resilience, ESG integration, and the evolving role of banks in supporting inclusive and sustainable development.

Chaired by Prof. Dr. Lucian Anghel and Assoc. Prof. Dr. Laurențiu Treapat, the track welcomes research on financial governance, sustainable finance, central banking, institutional adaptation, and long‑term financial stability.

Extended abstract submissions (1000–2000 words) are welcome until 15 July 2026.

Conference Track | Strategica, 14th Edition
Pillar I: Economic Systems & Institutional Evolution

Digital technologies are reshaping how value is created and governed. The Age of Digital Economies track explores how platforms, AI, blockchain, and data‑driven systems transform markets, institutions, and competition.

Chaired by Professor Cristian Păun, this track welcomes research on platform economies, AI and automation, fintech, digital currencies, data regulation, and the governance of digital‑first economic systems.

Extended abstract submissions (1000–2000 words) are welcome until 15 July 2026.