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Call for Papers:

The EAMSA 2025 Annual Conference invites submissions that explore new dimensions and issues in business and management studies in the contexts of Europe and Asia. In addition to this year’s main theme (see below), we also welcome papers on general business and management topics related to Asian and European contexts.

  • EAMSA strives to be a platform for broader discussions on international business and management studies focusing on the interaction between Asia and Europe, e.g., strategy, innovation, sustainability, human resource management, and policy analysis, among others. We particularly encourage authors to submit comparative studies.
  • We are open to studies employing different methodological approaches, including theoretical, conceptual, and empirical papers that draw on qualitative, quantitative, mixed, or case-study approaches to explore issues in the context of Asia and/or Europe.

Conference main theme:

“Digital Transformation in Europe and Asia: Opportunities and Challenges“

Driven by technological advances such as artificial intelligence, blockchain and autonomous systems, digital transformation has become a critical factor in various industries worldwide. Digital transformation refers to the process of integrating digital technologies into all areas of a business or organisation, fundamentally changing how it operates and delivers value to its customers. It involves not just the adoption of new technologies but also a cultural shift in how businesses think and work. Given this, firms must adopt and explore digital technologies for economic and social changes.

This phenomenon offers us a unique opportunity to develop our insights into how institutional contexts shape technological innovation and adoption patterns in Asia and Europe. Notably, these regions are part of intensifying geopolitical competition over strategic technologies, exemplified by supply chain tensions, competing technical standards, and technology export controls in various products across industries. The interplay between geopolitics and digital transformation also shapes firms’ strategic choices, innovation trajectories, and market access. Moreover, digital transformation is not just about technology—it is important to rethink business models, workflows, and even the organisation’s culture to make full use of the possibilities offered by digital tools and resources.

Please also see the call for papers attached (see the top of this page) for more detailed suggestions.

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