Second day programme- ICSR 2023

Written by Alin Stancu on September 15, 2023. Posted in 7th ICSR

Friday 15 September 2023

Romanian time (GMT+2)

9.00-10.20 Parallel Sessions 4

4.1 ROOM B, Paul Bran Library, Room 0219, Second floor

Chair: Maria Bogren

4.2 ROOM C, Madgearu Room, Room 004, Ground floor, ONLINE SESSION

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Chair: Fajer Al-Husaini

10.20-10.40 Coffee break

10.40 -11.40 Roundtable Diversity and Inclusion: Challenges and Perspectives

(Room C – Madgearu & Online)

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Cristina Galalae, Director of Equality, Diversity and Inclusion, University of Leicester School of Business

Corina Cimpoca, MKOR Consulting

Gabriella Pacso, IBM EMEA Growth Acceleration Leader and IBM Diversity & Inclusion Champion

11.40-12.40 Parallel Sessions 5

11.40 – 12.40 | Parallel session 5

5.1 ROOM D, no 0116, Periodice 1^st floor

Doctoral Colloquium

Chair: Georgiana Grigore

The impact of the implementation of the European Green Deal on consumers

Frațilă Cătălina

The Role of Corporate Sustainability and Social Responsibility in the Marketing Activity of the Organization

Adina Ionescu

5.2 ROOM B, Paul Bran Library, Room 0219, Second floor

Chair: Ana Maria Petrache

Workshop: Innovative Approaches for Sustainability

Vacaresti Natural Park – How a Former Communist Industrial Project Turned into a Protected Natural Area and Next Steps

Dan Bărbulescu, Vacaresti Natural Park Association

Sustainable Farming

Ana-Maria Băjan

5.3 ROOM C, Madgearu Room, Room 004, Ground floor, ONLINE SESSION

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Chair: Andreea-Angela Șeulean & Danuț Lixandru

12.40-13.40 Lunch – Cihoschi Restaurant

13.40-14.20 Keynote Workforce of the Future and Green Skills (Room A – Schumann & online)

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Claudia Simoes, University of Minho

Theo Asiei, PwC

14.20-14.40 Coffee break

14.40-16.00 Parallel Sessions 6

6.1 Room A; Schumann Room (no 0219 bis, Second floor)

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 Chair: Esther Poveda-Pareja

6.2 ROOM B, Paul Bran Library, Room 0219, Second floor

Chair: Athanasios Chymis

6.3 ROOM C, Madgearu Room, Room 004, Ground floor, ONLINE SESSION

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Chair: Grigore Piroșca and Valery Vy Nguyen

16.00-16.40 CSR and Sustainability: Setting a Research Agenda (Room A -Schumann& online)

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Jamilah Ahmad, University Sans Malaysia

Anna Sorenson, Mid-Sweden University

Dumitru Bortun, National School of Political and Administrative Studies

Claudia Simoes, University of Minho

Georgiana Grigore, University of Leicester

Ken Peattie, Head of the Marketing and Strategy Section at Cardiff Business School

Mike Molesworth, Birmingham Business School

Corina Pelău, Bucharest University of Economic Studies

Andrei Cânda, ISense Solutions

Camelia Crișan, SNSPA

16.40 -17.00 Publication Opportunities and Closing (Room A – Schumann)

17.05 –Reception wine tasting – Cihoschi Restaurant

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Conference programme final version

Written by Alin Stancu on September 12, 2023. Posted in 7th ICSR

Please check the updated version of the Conference Programme.

The conference presentations will be on Thursday and Friday.

Keynotes:

 

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Conference Programme

Written by Oana Mogos on September 12, 2023. Posted in 7th ICSR

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Conference programme updated version

Written by Alin Stancu on September 11, 2023. Posted in 7th ICSR

Please check the  Conference programme updated

The rooms allocated for the conference are as follows:

1. Aula Magna – ground floor (available ONLINE ROOM C)- available online

Topic: ONLINE ROOM C- 10th ICSR Conference

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Meeting ID: 896 6023 7096

Passcode: 945342

2. Room D (Library Room Periodice (Series) or no 0116) – for Doctoral Colloquium- 1^st floor
3. Room C (Room Madgearu or no 004) – ground floor (available ONLINE ROOM C)

Topic: ONLINE ROOM C- 10th ICSR Conference

Join Zoom Meeting: https://ase.zoom.us/j/89660237096?pwd=elIzMzU4dTNsVlR4QThPZjBIYXpjZz09

Meeting ID: 896 6023 7096

Passcode: 945342

4. Room B (Paul Bran Library 0216) – 2nd floor
5. Room A (Schumann Room 0216 bis near room B) -2nd floor (available ONLINE ROOM A)

Topic: ONLINE ROOM A – 10th ICSR Conference

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Meeting ID: 831 2141 9702

Passcode: 713457

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Book of abstracts

Written by Alin Stancu on September 11, 2023. Posted in 7th ICSR

Volume 10 of the Working Papers Series on Social Responsibility, Ethics & Sustainable Business is available here (draft version). It includes the abstracts of the papers that will be presented at the conference.

Working Papers Series on Social Responsibility, Ethics & Sustainable Business volume 10

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The Palace of Parliament tour – 16^th of September 2023

Written by Alin Stancu on September 11, 2023. Posted in 7th ICSR

Overview

One of the most interesting places to visit in Bucharest is the Palace of Parliament. Also called the People’s House, during Ceausescu’s regime, this building is, in fact, a symbol of the old communist times, an extravagance if you want to put it that way. Thanks to its solid wood furniture, crystal chandeliers, impressive dimensions, huge marble columns and other carefully chosen interior design elements for each room, this palace is one of Bucharest’s most visited tourist objectives.

History

Building this multiple architectural building it took almost 10 years of hard work that brought together over 100,000 workers, more than 20,000 persons working 24 hours three shifts per day. Between 1984 and 1990, 12,000 soldiers took part in the construction works, as well. The building was erected with construction materials produced in Romania, amongst which: 1,000,000 cubic meters of marble, 550,000 tons of cement, 700,000 tons of steel, 2,000,000 tons of sand, 1,000 tons of basalt, 900,000 cubic meters of rich wood, 3,500 tons of crystal, 200,000 cubic meters of glass, 2,800 chandeliers, 220,000 sqm carpets, 3,500 sqm leather.

For its construction, all the foam models were made on a scale of 1/1000 presenting the entire Bucharest city, including the streets, plazas, buildings, houses and monuments, also with certain details. Some parts of the building, like stairs, for example, were made on a scale of 1/1! The Ceaușescu couple could not understand the architectural plans and this was the handiest plan for architects to show their plans. The couple was walking over the models on a rolling bridge, giving instructions. Every 7 days, the plans changed according to the new instructions given by the ruling couple.

In 1989, when the Revolution started, only 60% of the building was finalized. At that moment, giving the resentfulness of the population against the symbols of the past era, the demolition of the building was considered. Yet, following a business rationale, it was decided to complete the construction as it was cheaper than demolishing it. Thus, between the years 1992 and 1996, the construction started again.

Nowadays

In short, this is:

• the largest administrative building (for civil use), as confirmed by the Guinness World Records Book
• the 3rd place worldwide by its volume
• the heaviest and the most expensive building in the world

With approximately 1000 rooms of which 440 are offices, more than 30 ballrooms, 4 restaurants, 3 libraries, 2 underground parking lots, 1 big concert room, 1 unfinished pool, and thousands of square meters in which no one knows what is happening, the Palace of Parliament offers you contradictory feelings every time you step on its doorstep.

Visiting rules

• Access is permitted only with a valid national identity card (ID card or passport). No other forms of identification (driving licence, Social Security card etc.)
• If you will come (also with your partner) please register for the tour at registration desk.
• Due to security reasons there is no storage space or wardrobe available.
• Due to security reason, please do not leave your luggage unattended!

Meeting point

We will meet at 10 o’clock in the corner. And the tour will start at 10.30. The meeting point is at the intersection of United Nations Boulevard with Liberty Boulevard (please see the print screen from google maps).

Directions to Palace of the Parliament (Bucuresti) with public transportation

The following transit lines have routes that pass near Palace of the Parliament

Bus:104, 117, 123, 136, 361, 385

• Metro:M1, M3

The best way to reach People’s Palace is by using the metro and stop at IZVOR STATION. Then you have 400 m walk to cross the park and reach the meeting point.

Contact:

Prof. univ. dr. Alin Stancu, alin.stancu@mk.ase.ro, tel.004 0729.199.399

You can download the information (with maps) about The Palace of Parliament tour 

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Conference programme

Written by Alin Stancu on September 7, 2023. Posted in 7th ICSR

Please find attached the detailed conference programme and below some instructions for panel chair.

Instructions for Panel Chairs

1. Introduce the panel at the start and each of the presenters in turn.
2. Each presenter has 15 minutes to complete their talk and 3-5 minutes for Q&A. Please ensure that presentations do not exceed that limit, so as to allow enough time for questions and discussion, and to ensure parity for all presenters. You will be given time reminders (5 mins, 2 mins) to display to the presenter which you can use.
3. Each panel must stick to time as we have limited break time. Tell the audience if we are reaching the end of time for the panel, so questioners and panelists know to keep any comments and questions short.
4. Please ask audience members asking questions to introduce themselves (name and affiliation).
5. Panel chairs are welcome to briefly summarise, link or compare/contrast the papers presented in order to facilitate inclusive discussion that engages all presenters.
6. If speakers have their presentations on a USB stick, then please ensure they upload to the PC desktop beforethe panel begins. In case of IT issues, please find the IT assistant present at the conference or a member of the organising committee.

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Management & Marketing Journal – publishing opportunity

Written by Alin Stancu on August 31, 2023. Posted in 7th ICSR

Management & Marketing aims to publish theoretical, empirical, survey, resource and case-based scientific research on business that demonstrates academic or practical relevance. It focuses on the intersection between marketing and other aspects of management, including but not limited to strategic marketing, digital advertising, consumer psychology, innovations, social networks, information systems, operations management, product design, economics, finance and privacy. It serves scholars, educators, analysts, managers, consumers, policy makers and other societal stakeholders.

Management & Marketing. Challenges for the Knowledge Society is covered by the following services:

• Baidu Scholar
• Cabell’s Journalytics
• CEEAS (Central & Eastern European Academic Source)
• CEEOL – Central and Eastern European Online Library
• CEJSH (The Central European Journal of Social Sciences and Humanities)
• CNKI Scholar (China National Knowledge Infrastructure)
• CNPIEC – cnpLINKer
• Dimensions
• DOAJ (Directory of Open Access Journals)
• EBSCO
• EconBiz
• ECONIS
• ERIH PLUS (European Reference Index for the Humanities and Social Sciences)
• ExLibris
• Google Scholar
• IBR (International Bibliography of Reviews of Scholarly Literature in the Humanities and Social Sciences)
• IBZ (International Bibliography of Periodical Literature in the Humanities and Social Sciences)
• Index Copernicus
• J-Gate
• JournalGuide
• JournalTOCs
• KESLI-NDSL (Korean National Discovery for Science Leaders)
• MyScienceWork
• Naver Academic
• Naviga (Softweco)
• Norwegian Register for Scientific Journals, Series and Publishers
• ProQuest
• QOAM (Quality Open Access Market)
• ReadCube
• Research Papers in Economics (RePEc)
• SCILIT
• SCOPUS
• Semantic Scholar
• TDNet
• TEMA Technik und Management
• Ulrich’s Periodicals Directory/ulrichsweb
• WanFang Data
• Web of Science – Emerging Sources Citation Index
• WorldCat (OCLC)
• X-MOL

Additionally, the journal is registered and indexed in the Crossref database.

More details are available at: https://sciendo.com/journal/MMCKS

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Timetable – draft version

Written by Alin Stancu on August 24, 2023. Posted in 7th ICSR

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Keynote speakers

Written by Oana Mogos on July 28, 2023. Posted in 7th ICSR

Ken Peattie

Cardiff Business School

Mike Molesworth

University of Birmingham 

Georgiana Grigore

University of Leicester 

Theo Asiei

PwC

Gabriella Pacso

          IBM

Fajer Al-Husaini

Kuwait Oil Company 

Corina Cimpoca

MKOR Consulting

Cristina Galalae

University of Leicester

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