Invitation: Call for author contributions · 2020. 10. 2. · INVITATION - CALL FOR PAPERS: 16th IRDO International Science and Business Conference SOCIAL RESPONSIBILITY AND CURRENT

INVITATION - CALL FOR PAPERS: 16th IRDO International Science and Business Conference SOCIAL RESPONSIBILITY AND CURRENT CHALLENGES 2021: Personal and social responsibility for

sustainable future, 1011 June 2021, Maribor, Slovenia, EU, www.irdo.si, [email protected]

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Invitation: Call for author contributions 16th IRDO International Science and Business Conference

SOCIAL RESPONSIBILITY AND CURRENT CHALLENGES 2021:

Pitfalls and opportunities of digitalisation for sustainable future

1011 June 2021 Maribor, Slovenia, European Union

ONLINE & ONSITE

Dates:

1 September 2020 Call for papers opening

10 December 2020 abstract submission

15 January 2021 information of acceptance

10 March 2021 paper submission

10 May 2021 conference programme

1011 June 2021 IRDO 2021 Conference

Conference venue University of Maribor Rectors's office Slomškov trg 15 SI-2000 Maribor, Slovenia, EU ONLINE & ONSITE Official language:

English

Additional information: IRDO – Inštitut za razvoj družbene odgovornosti, Preradovičeva ulica 26, SI-2000 Maribor, Slovenia, EU Web: www.irdo.si E-pošta: [email protected] Telefon: +386 31 344 883

Maribor, 1 September 2020

(Updated version 10 October 2020)

mailto:[email protected]

http://www.irdo.si/




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Dear Ladies and Gentlemen, you are kindly invited to participate at the 16th IRDO INTERNATIONAL SCIENCE AND BUSINESS CONFERENCE 2021: SOCIAL RESPONSIBILITY AND CURRENT CHALLENGES 2021: Pitfalls and opportunities of digitalisation for sustainable future, to be held on 10 and 11 June 2021 in Maribor onsite & online. The conference will take place in a hybrid (online & onsite) form. We invite you kindly to participate with your own author’s contribution (paper) and / or as listener. The main purpose of the conference is to explore the impact of digitalisation on the formation of relations and interactions between people, organizations, nature and society that enable the development of a common sustainable future. A precondition for sustainable coexistence is socially responsible behaviour of each stakeholder in the community. Without broad environmental and social responsibility, there is no survival of humanity. Social responsibility is as a tool to achieve sustainable development / future. The conference emphasis is on the digitalisation in social systems, as it significantly changes society and thus our active participation anywhere becomes a driver of change at the global level. EU has adopted a number of guidelines for the development of digitalization, they are focused in socially responsible development and integration of digitalisation in the society. Some of them are available here:

https://www.europarl.europa.eu/factsheets/en/sheet/64/digital-agenda-for-europe

https://ec.europa.eu/jrc/en/research-topic/digital-living https://ec.europa.eu/growth/industry/corporate-social-responsibility_en

The conference is in line with the UN Agenda 2030: Changing the World, which includes 17 sustainable development goals that should lead to a sustainable future. The Republic of Slovenia has adopted these goals in its Development Strategy until 2030. Those goals we can achieve mostly with active personal and organisational social responsibility. With the conference in 2021, we want to explore in terms of digitalisation what young people, researchers, teachers, experts, managers and everyone else can do together and what we should do to include personal, business and social responsibility in the social and natural environment where we operate. Therefore, we shall contribute to a sustainable future as a way out of the current crisis, particularly in terms of challenges and opportunities opened up by digitalisation:

• Discuss methods for developing personal responsibility concepts to keep pace with current developments in digitalisation.

• Focus on how to respond to digitalisation with the necessary integrated development in the social, ecological and business environment, with special emphasis on reflective behaviour, interdependence and creative collaboration in order to maximise integrity levels.


https://www.europarl.europa.eu/factsheets/en/sheet/64/digital-agenda-for-europe

https://ec.europa.eu/jrc/en/research-topic/digital-living

https://ec.europa.eu/growth/industry/corporate-social-responsibility_en



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• Highlight examples of digitalisation impact on the social (non)responsible behaviour in business, government and non-governmental organizations or active citizenship, and to assess how to rethink the standard processes from multiple perspectives and how to integrate into them socially responsible behaviour.

• Explore the possibilities of how to influence the sustainable development and integration of digitalisation into responsible personal, business and social behaviour.

By exchanging experiences, both theoretical and practical, especially from the point of view of digitalisation, the participants will help finding the right path to socially responsible behaviour. Social responsibility and a sustainable future are sources of great benefits, as has been shown in all crises so far, including the covid-19 crisis. Therefore, we kindly invite you to participate at the conference as authors and / or listeners, to share your experiences, views and suggestions with other participants, including researchers, top consultants, other experts and experienced practitioners who will attend this conference. Young authors, high school and university students involved in educational processes are very welcome. We kindly invite you to present your original papers and report about your own work in various topics of our conference! So far, over a thousand authors from all over the world have participated in the previous 15 IRDO conferences. The number of speakers is limited. Please send us your application form as soon as possible to the e-mail address: [email protected]. We are looking forward to your participation in the 16th IRDO International Conference ONSITE & ONLINE! With kind regards, Igor Perko, Assoc. Prof., PhD., University of Maribor, Faculty of Economics and Business, WOSC director- general, and Vice-Chairman of the IRDO Conference Programme Committee,

Matjaž Mulej, Prof. Emer., PhD., PhD., University of Maribor, Faculty of Economics and Business, President of the IRDO Expert Council and Chairman of the IRDO Conference Programme Committee,

Ana Vovk Korže, Prof. PhD., PhD., University of Maribor, Faculty of Arts, Head of the International Centre for Ecoremediations, and Vice-Chairman of the IRDO Conference Programme Committee,

Peter Glavič, Prof. Emer., PhD., University of Maribor, Faculty of Chemistry and Chemical Technology, and Vice-Chairman of the IRDO Conference Program Committee,





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KEY TERMS Digitalisation is the process of integrating digital tools and services into activities, communication, and understanding of the environment. It radically changes the ways of cooperation, research, interaction, control and management of human personal, working, economic, natural and social life; at the same time, it supports and threatens human rights and other characteristics of social responsibility. Social responsibility is the responsibility of the organization and the individual to ethically influence society and the environment, i.e. people and nature according to ISO 26000 (ISO, 2010; EU, 2011), directly and indirectly, in the short and long term, "here and now" and with a broader impact. Its three basic concepts are responsibility, interdependence and integrity, which replace indifferent, self-sufficient and one-sided behaviour in order to enable the survival of humanity and people. Society covers all people; the state is one of their bodies for managing common needs. Economy encompasses all organizations for the production, distribution and exchange of everything that people need, desire and therefore spend; part of this people use unnecessarily because habits have become habits only, without thinking on broaden impact. Personal responsibility represents the responsibility of an individual to act socially responsible towards himself, i.e. practices the principles of ISO 26000: jurisdiction, transparency, ethics, respect for the interests of stakeholders, the rule of law, international norms and human rights. Sustainable future enables the survival of humanity without spending excessively. Now, unfortunately, when nature destroys nature, we are talking about catastrophe, but when man destroys nature, we are talking about development and progress. Sustainable development represents human development that meets the long-term needs of humanity while enabling natural systems to create the natural resources and ecosystem services on which society and the economy depend (development that meets current needs and does not limit the ability of future generations to meet their needs). It is an essential part of social responsibility efforts that material development is not a destructive end in itself. Science and research elucidate the basic motives on which human survival is based, and the related motives of practitioners, researchers, and scientists. They are closely linked to social responsibility (SR) and sustainable development in order to make the future sustainable. SR reduces costs and abuses, even in science, which eliminates them, but also causes, if there is no SR. Environment encompasses everything that exists around humans as natural and social conditions for the existence of humanity. Today, we draw at least twice as many natural resources a year as we should, and more each year, putting our sustainable future at great risk.




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CONFERENCE PURPOSE

In the current world, we find many social contradictions and negative traits; authors (e.g., Schwab, 2016; Piketty, 2013) are pointing out that better adapted and faster responses to the consequences of the rapid development of science and technology are essential. Due to the speed of development, we are facing challenges that are crucial for a sustainable future and our existence. Measures should be systemic, necessary and sufficiently comprehensive, i.e. interdisciplinary, in order to prevent the negative consequences of uncontrolled, incomplete development, support the "4th industrial revolution" and to improve the current socio-economic systems towards comprehensive social responsibility. Therefore, following theme of the 2021 IRDO conference "Pitfalls and Digitalisation Opportunities for a Sustainable Future" should help us find a path to responsible development / future of the world in the 21st century, aligned with the 17 United Nations Sustainable Development Goals under Agenda 2030: Changing the World. Digitalisation is set as a central theme of the IRDO 2021 conference because of the exceptionally strong impact of it on the nature & society, at the personal, social, educational, economic and regulatory level.

CONFERENCE TOPICS: The main theme of the conference is digitalisation. We would like you to shed light on your contributions from several stakeholder perspectives related to the digitalisation: 1. Individuals 2. Organizations 3. Environment 4. Society (local and international) 5. Economy and Business Suggested topics: A. Systemic aspects of digitalisation: • Stability, development, growth and de-growth of humanity and society in the 21

st century

• Integrity and one-sidedness of digitalisation • Short and long-term impacts of digitalisation • Direct and indirect impacts of digitalisation • Management and governance of digitalisation processes • Innovative approaches in digitalisation (e.g. how to integrate SR into digital solutions?) • Creating a digital future • Digitalisation as a system (economic, social, technical, biological etc.). B. International directions for the digitalized future: • UN Agenda 2030: Sustainable Development Goals • Strategies for introducing SR in the context of digitalisation • EU Green deal and digitalisation • EU Digital Agenda




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• GDPR & NIS Directive (EU) • Other documents related to digitalisation and international guidelines C. Digitalisation of society, ecology and economy • Smart vs Cyber Economy • Societal-, economical-, environmental-, public- and political security • Cyber Development & Cyber Democracy • Design of future Services and Products under Cyber/Smart-conditions • Innovative competitive or cooperative Business Models • Circular economy, supply chain and logistics • Cyber Risk Rating & Auditing • Foresight and Horizon Scanning • Strategic Human Resource Management in the working world 4.0 • Strategic supply chain networks & Supply Chain Risk Management • Food Supply Chain • Tourism and Cultural Economy in relation with Digitalisation • Technology and technological implications into smart/cyber economy • AI, Robotics, DLT

D. Cyber-security: • Modern applications: traceability, listening, monitoring, espionage • Digital identity, security, personal data • Digitalisation as a tool of abuse • Fake news & deep fake • Digitalisation and abuse of nature and man • Digital addiction E. Digitalisation in activity domains: • Digitalisation in learning, education and training: support systems, distance learning, quality of systems at

different levels of education, … • Digitalisation in healthcare • Digitalisation in finance • Digitalisation in tourism and culture economy • Digitalisation of the government and society (public sector and civil society) • Digitalisation in business and economy • Digitalisation of critical (essential) infrastructure • Digital media: social media, video games, virtual reality, fiction, … F. Personal aspects of digitalisation: • Crisis, creativity and digitalisation • Digitalisation, physical (self) isolation and violation of natural and social laws • Awareness of digitalisation • Young people, the elderly and other vulnerable groups and digitalisation • Fear of digitalisation • Awareness of social responsibility, sustainable development and digitalisation. G. Other topics (may be related to digitalisation): • Your suggestions on supplementing the listed topics are welcome.

ACCOMPANYING PROGRAMME: • Round tables • Meeting: Slovenian Society for Systems Research




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CONFERENCE PARTICIPANTS AND SPEAKERS

The following participants are particularly invited: • Researchers, scientists, lecturers in various fields • Managers and experts from companies, governmental, public and non-governmental

organizations • Experts from various departments in companies, governments and NGOs, research

organizations, EU officials, public relations experts, etc. • Managers and teachers at universities and other educational organizations • Legislators and regulators • Students, youth workers, high school students, youth organizations • Journalists and other opinion leaders • Other interested individuals, including the elderly and the unemployed.

CONTRIBUTIONS AND PUBLICATIONS Contributions should tackle any of the topics suggested in the programme and related topics from viewpoints of theory or solutions concerning social responsibility (SR) and sustainable development. Especially welcome are concrete policies, strategies, tactics, case studies and proposals. Theoretical contributions shall be based on practical experience and present the experience too, where existing.

Abstracts should contain up to 250 words (1215 lines) and contain up to 6 keywords. A detailed sample template with technical instructions for document design will be available after a successful conference registration.

Short Papers should be 2.5003.000 words long (6–8 pages), in Times New Roman, letter size 12. Conference papers will be published as an electronic book (full papers, ISBN) in the IRDO book series “Social Responsibility”. Some of them may be offered for publication in scientific journals. Language: the official conference language is English. In case of only Slovene participants at some parts of the conference, presentation is possible also in Slovene language only.

PUBLICATIONS Accepted contributions will be published in the e-book of short papers. The best short papers can be upgraded and submitted to regular issues in open-access scientific journal:




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Naše gospodarstvo / Our economy http://www.ng-epf.si/index.php/ngoe

The journal Our economy is indexed in:

EconLlit https://www.aeaweb.org/econlit/

EBSCO Business Source https://www.ebsco.com/

ProQuest ABI/INFORM

https://www.proquest.com/

DOAJ (Directory of Open Access Journals)

https://doaj.org/

The European Reference Index for the Humanities (ERIH)

https://dbh.nsd.uib.no/publiseringskanaler/erihplus/


http://www.ng-epf.si/index.php/ngoe

https://www.ebsco.com/

https://www.proquest.com/

https://doaj.org/

https://dbh.nsd.uib.no/publiseringskanaler/erihplus/



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CONFERENCE BODIES PROGRAM COMMITTEE: Leadership: • Janja Hojnik, Prof., PhD., Vice-Rector for Quality, Human Resources and Legal Affairs, University of

Maribor, Slovenia; • Matjaž Mulej, Prof. Emeritus, PhD., PhD., University of Maribor, Faculty of Economics and Business,

Department of Entrepreneurship and Business Economics, and IRDO Institute for the Development of Social Responsibility, Maribor, Head of the IRDO Expert committee and Head of the IRDO Scientific-research centre board, Chairman of the IRDO 2021 Conference Program Committee, Honorary Founding President of IASCYS (International Academy of Systems and Cybernetic Sciences), Member of three international academies, Slovenia;

• Igor Perko, Assoc. Prof. , PhD., University of Maribor, Faculty of Economics and Business, WOSC director-general, Vice-Chairman of the 2021 IRDO Conference Program Committee, Slovenia;

• Peter Glavič, Prof. Emeritus, PhD., University of Maribor, Faculty of Chemical Engineering, Laboratory for Process Systems Engineering and Sustainable Development, Head of Centre for Professors Emeriti and Retired Higher Education Teachers, University of Maribor, Slovenia, and Vice-Chairman of the 2021 IRDO Conference Program Committee, Slovenia;

• Ana Vovk Korže, Prof., PhD., PhD., University of Maribor, Faculty of Arts, Head of the International Centre for Ecoremediations, Vice-Chairman of the 2021 IRDO Conference Program Committee, Slovenia.

Members - International: • Alberto Canen, Prof. Emer., PhD., Federal University, Rio de Janeiro, Brazil; • Alfonso Reyes, Prof., PhD., University de los Andes, Bogota, Columbia; • Angela Espinosa, Prof. Emeritus, PhD., University of Hull, The Business School, UK.; • Gerald Steiner, Prof., PhD., Prof. of Systemic and Sustainability Management, Donau University, Krems,

Austria, and Harvard University, Boston, MA, USA; • Helmut Loeckenhoff, PhD., Independent researcher, Backnang, Germany; • Jose Perez Rios, Prof. Emeritus, PhD., University of Valladolid, Spain; • Monty Lynn, Prof., PhD., Professor of Management, Abilene Christian University, Abilene, TX, USA; • Pierre Bricage, Prof. Emer., PhD., Secretary General, International Academy for Systems and Cybernetic

Sciences (IASCYS), Pau, and University of Pau, France; • Raul Espejo, Prof., PhD., President of the World Organisation of Systems and Cybernetics (WOSC) and

Director at Syncho Research, UK; • Stefan Blachfellner, Mag, Bertalanffy Center for the Study of Systems Science & International Federation

for Systems Research, Vienna, Austria; • Johannes Goellner, Dipl.-Ing., MSc, Chairman of the Board of the Center for Risk and Crises Management,

Vienna, Austria; • Stuart Umpleby, Prof. Emer., PhD., President of IASCYS (International Academy for Systems and

Cybernetic Sciences), George Washington University, Washington, D. C., USA; • Vladimir Lepskiy, Prof., PhD., Institute of Philosophy, Russian Academy of Sciences, Russia; • Zhanna Belyaeva, Assoc. Prof., PhD., Prof. of Social Responsibility, Graduate School of Economics and

Management, Head of Research Centre for Global Social Responsibility Excellence, Ural Federal University named for Boris Jelcin, Yekaterinburg, and EMBRI Country Director, Russia,

• Tal Pavel, Prof. PhD., Head of Cyber studies, The Information Systems Program (B.Sc.), School of Management and Economics, The Academic College of Tel-Aviv, Yaffo, Izrael.

Members - Slovene: • Teodora Ivanuša, Prof., PhD., PhD., Faculty of Organizational Sciences, University of Maribor, Slovenia,

and President of Slovenian Society for System Research, • Anita Hrast, MSc., IRDO Institute for the Development of Social Responsibility, • Darja Boršič, Prof., PhD., University of Maribor, Faculty of Economics and Business, Editor-in-chief of “Our

economy” – Journal of Contemporary Issues in Economics and Business,




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• Vojko Potočan, Prof., PhD., University of Maribor, Faculty of Economics and Business, Slovenia, • Milan Zorman, Prof., PhD., University of Maribor, Faculty of electrical engineering and Computer Science, • Tadeja Jere Jakulin, Prof., PhD., University of Primorska, Faculty of Tourism Studies-TURISTICA, Slovenia,

and Vice-president of Slovenian Society for System Research, • Rado Bohinc, Prof., PhD., Chair for Organizational and Human Resource Management and Development,

Research Centre for Comparative Law, University of Ljubljana, Faculty of Social Sciences & Association Academy for Social Responsibility Ljubljana,

• Urša Golob Podnar, Assoc. Prof., PhD., Chair of Marketing Communications and Public Relations, Centre for Marketing and Public Relations, University of Ljubljana, Faculty of Social Studies,

• Mirko Markič, Prof., PhD., Faculty of Management, University of Primorska, Slovenia. • Simona Šarotar Žižek, Assoc. Prof., PhD., University of Maribor, Faculty of Economics and Business,

Department of General Management and Organization • Tjaša Štrukelj, Assist. Prof., PhD., University of Maribor, Faculty of Economics and Business, Department of

Strategic Management and Company Policy, Head of the Project ‘Faculty of Economics and Business and Social Responsibility’, Certified Leader for Social responsibility and Sustainable Development (2019),

• Roberto Biloslavo, Prof., PhD., University of Primorska, Faculty of Management, Slovenia, • Šime Ivanjko, Prof. Emerit., PhD., University of Maribor, Faculty of Law, and founder of the Institute for

Insurance and Law in Maribor, Slovenia, • Jože Gričar, Prof. Emerit., PhD., University of Maribor, Faculty of Organizational Sciences, Kranj, and

Centre for Professors Emeriti and Retired Higher Education Teachers, University of Maribor, Slovenia, • Živko Bergant, Assist. Prof., PhD., College of Accountancy and Finance, Ljubljana,

ORGANISATIONAL BOARD: • Anita Hrast, MSc., Manager of IRDO - Institute for the Development of Social Responsibility and President

of 2021 IRDO Conference Organizing Committee; • Igor Perko, Assoc. Prof. , PhD., University of Maribor, Faculty of Economics and Business, WOSC director-

general, Vice-President of the 2021 IRDO Conference Organizational Committee, Slovenia; • Teodora Ivanuša, Prof., PhD., PhD,. Faculty of Organizational Sciences, University of Maribor, Slovenia,

and President of Slovenian Society for System Research, • Nomi Hrast, IRDO - Institute for the Development of Social Responsibility; • Gašper Cvetič, IRDO - Institute for the Development of Social Responsibility; • Kaja Bračič, IRDO - Institute for the Development of Social Responsibility; • Tomaž Bole, Gallus Foundation.




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ABOUT IRDO INSTITUTE

IRDO – The Institute for the Development of Social Responsibility was established in 2004 with the aim of researching and promoting the development of social responsibility in Slovenia and in the world. It seeks to connect all key actors in the field of social responsibility development (companies, government, civil society, …) and to implement joint activities and campaigns to raise awareness of the wider society about the need and importance of social responsibility in Slovenia. Through its activities, the IRDO Institute contributes to the transfer and adaptation of foreign knowledge and concepts to Slovenian conditions and needs, and at the same time enables the exchange of Slovenian knowledge and experience with foreign experts, companies and organizations. IRDO is a voluntary, research and public interest organization in the field of youth. Activities: IRDO advises companies and other stakeholders on how to operate in a socially responsible manner and how effectively connect with others. To the best of its ability, it educates and establishes media support for the development of social responsibility and performs other tasks in the field of development and enforcement of social responsibility in Slovenia. IRDO carries out the following activities: research, consulting, education, information, promotion, networking and charity. Websites: www.irdo.si, www.horus.si, www.paktzamlade.si, www.model-m.si and others. The activities we plan for 2021 are: • Training for obtaining the certificate of Head of Social Responsibility and Sustainable Development (almost

each month in a year) • 16th IRDO International Conference Social Responsibility and Challenges of the Time 2020 (Maribor, 10

and 11 June 2021) • 13th award ceremony of the Slovenian Horus 2021 Social Responsibility Award (expected in December

2021) • 1st award ceremony of the Slovenian Youth Award for Social Responsibility Adrastos (expected in

September 2021) • Monthly magazine IRDO Mozaik - First Slovenian socially responsible news (10 issues per year) • Strategic consulting to companies in the field of social responsibility and sustainable development • Internal trainings for companies in the field of social responsibility and sustainable development • and several other projects.

We invite you to become a member of the IRDO Institute - collective and individual members. Take advantage of membership benefits and discounts that you can also use for this conference. More can be found on: www.irdo.si, [email protected], 031 344 883.


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REGISTRATION FEE & PAYMENT DATA

Conference will be online and onsite on 10 and 11 June 2021. The programme with instructions for participation will be published on 10 May 2021.

Registration fee (depends on the form of

participation)

Online registration fee

Onsite registration fee

Early bird (until

10 March 2021)

Regular (from

11 March 2021)

Early bird (until

10 March 2021)

Regular (from

11 March 2021) Regular Authors – Academic &

Individuals 50 € 80 € 90 € 140 €

Regular Authors – Business & Public Institutions

100 € 150 € 120 € 200 €

IRDO and affiliated organisations members, second and third paper

40 € 60 € 70 € 90 €

One or two-day registration fee for participant without author's article

For free For free For free For free

Students, the unemployed and the elderly (as authors and/or participants only)

For free For free For free For free

The number of participants is limited, so please register as soon as possible. The application form – see the conference website: http://www.irdo.si/konference.html Please send us your application form as soon as possible to: [email protected]. Footnote: The organizers reserve the right to conduct the conference only virtually, in case of force majeure or insufficient number of applications for the live conference implementation (onsite). In this case, only the registration fee for the virtual conference is charged. Overpayments for the live conference will be returned to the registered participants/authors no later than 8 days after the conference.

Payment due date: The registration fee must be paid to the bank account of the IRDO Institute no later than 10 May 2021.

Payment instructions: Name: IRDO – Inštitut za razvoj družbene odgovornosti (Institute for the Development of Social Responsibility) Bank: Nova KBM d. d., Maribor; SWIFT KBMASI2X Account number: SI560 4515-0001074492 Address: Preradovičeva ulica 26, SI-2000 Maribor, Slovenija Reference: 2311-2021 Intent: your first and last name

Proof of payment: Participants will receive an original invoice as proof of payment of the conference fee.

Additional information: The registration fee includes lectures at the conference, proceedings, refreshment during the breaks, lunches on the day of the conference. VAT is not included in the stated conference fee (IRDO is not liable for VAT).


http://www.irdo.si/konference.html




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Hotel rooms and travel expenses are NOT included in the price. The official language of the conference is English, unless only Slovenian-speaking participants will be present at each section. Invited lecturers in plenary lectures do not pay the registration fee for the conference, but pay their own living and travel expenses. All other authors pay the conference fee as written in the table. Students and seniors need to identify their status. A payment invoice will be issued based on your payment. In case of cancellation before 10 May 2021, 50 % of the registration fee will be refunded, after 10 May 2021 the registration fee will not be refunded. Participants without copyright contributions must also register for the conference with an application form and pay the registration fee.

Accommodation: Authors and participants (if they participate at the conference onsite) shall organize and pay the costs for their accommodation on their own. MORE INFORMATION IRDO – Institute for the Development of Social Responsibility, Preradovičeva 26, SI-2000 Maribor, Slovenia, EU; Web: www.irdo.si Email: [email protected] Phone: +386 31 344 883

Organizer:

Co-organizer:

In cooperation with:

• World Organisation of Systems and Cybernetics (WOSC) • Slovene Association for Systemic Research • International Academy for Systems and Cybernetic Sciences (IASCYS), Pau, France • European Academy of Sciences and Arts, Salzburg • Bertalanffy Center for the Study of Systems Science (BCSSS) • Center for Risk and Crises Management (CRC), Vienna, Austria • International Federation for Systems Research (IFSR) • CSR Europe • Slovenian Association for Quality and Excellence • Chamber of Commerce and Industry of Štajerska, Slovenia • Association of Employers of Slovenia • Managers' Association of Slovenia • Network for Social Responsibility of Slovenia • Association Social Responsibility Academy • Gallus Foundation

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