Next Generation Challenges: Innovation, Regeneration and Inclusion

Innovation, regeneration, and inclusion are central pillars of the future agenda for strong societies and economies, as they are key to overcoming challenges and driving sustainable growth in a rapidly changing world. It is recognised by researchers and policymakers, as well as by individuals, that it is their responsibility to improve the quality of life while preserving the environment for future generations. Economies and societies must therefore plan, act and create a future that leaves room for future generations.

 

The Next Generation EU instrument, an ambitious recovery plan launched by the European Union, recognises the critical role of the four pillars embedded in green and digital foundations in shaping the future. As we navigate through an ever evolving and complex world, it is crucial to address the challenges that lie ahead. Scientists and researchers have a responsibility to explore, investigate and make the world a better place.

 

The MIC 2024 conference aims to explore the next generation challenges facing different industries, sectors and fields, with a particular focus on fostering innovation, building resilience, promoting regeneration and ensuring inclusivity - it is open to all contributions that address the next generation challenges. The conference also aims to bring together academics, professionals, and experts from management, economics, human resource management, organizational studies, finances, accounting, and other related fields, while providing a unique platform for knowledge exchange and collaboration.

 

As always, MIC 2024 welcomes researchers to join the conference community, share their expertise and experience, provide new empirical evidence and engage in theoretical discussions.

 

MIC 2024 will take place in Trento, the capital of the autonomous province of Trentino in northeastern Italy. Nestled within the picturesque Alpine valley it carries a rich historical legacy evident in its impressive architectural heritage. The city of approx. 120.000 inhabitants is the thirds largest in the Alps. More information on Trento can be reached here. 

 

 

Submit your abstract by April 15, 2024