ISTANBUL 5th International Congress on Law, Economic, Business and Management: ILEBM-27

Call for papers/Topics

Topics of Interest for Submission include, but are Not Limited to:

1. Independent Core Disciplines

These represent the foundational pillars of each distinct field before they intersect with one another.

Law (Foundational Jurisprudence)

• Constitutional Law: Structure of government, separation of powers, and fundamental rights.

• Criminal Law: Statutes, offenses against the state, defense mechanisms, and penal codes.

• Tort Law: Civil wrongs, negligence, liability, and remedies for harm.

• Property Law: Real estate, personal property, ownership rights, and transfer of assets.

Economics (Theoretical Foundations)

• Microeconomics: Consumer behavior, theory of the firm, market structures (monopoly, oligopoly), and price mechanisms.

• Macroeconomics: National income accounting, inflation, unemployment, fiscal policy, and monetary policy.

• Econometrics: Statistical methods, economic modeling, and data analysis.

Business (Operational Execution)

• Marketing: Consumer psychology, market research, branding, and digital strategy.

• Accounting: Financial reporting, auditing, bookkeeping, and managerial accounting.

• Operations Management: Supply chain logistics, quality control, inventory management, and production processes.

Management (Organizational Leadership)

• Organizational Behavior: Group dynamics, motivation, leadership styles, and corporate culture.

• Human Resource Management: Recruitment, talent development, labor relations, and performance management.

• Strategic Management: Competitive analysis, vision setting, and long-term planning.

2. Interrelated Cross-Disciplinary Fields

These subtopics exist at the intersection of two or more of the primary disciplines, showing how they rely on each other.

Law + Economics (The Policy & Regulation Nexus)

• Competition Law / Antitrust Economics: Regulating monopolies and cartels to maintain market efficiency.

• Economic Analysis of Law (Law and Economics): Applying economic theories (like efficiency and incentives) to predict the effects of legal rules.

• Regulatory Economics: Government intervention in markets, utility regulation, and deregulation policies.

Business + Economics (The Market Nexus)

• Managerial Economics: Applying microeconomic principles to business decision-making, demand forecasting, and pricing strategies.

• Financial Economics: Asset pricing, capital budgeting, investment analysis, and market portfolio management.

• International Trade and Business: Globalization, exchange rates, tariffs, and multinational corporate strategies.

Law + Business (The Governance & Compliance Nexus)

• Corporate Law: Formation of companies, shareholder rights, and fiduciary duties.

• Contract Law: Legally binding agreements, breach of contract, and commercial remedies.

• Intellectual Property (IP) Management: Patents, trademarks, copyrights, and commercializing innovation.

• Commercial Law: Sales, banking transactions, secured transactions, and bankruptcy.

Management + Business + Law (The Corporate Oversight Nexus)

• Corporate Governance: The system of rules, practices, and processes by which a firm is directed and controlled (aligning managers, boards, and shareholders).

• Business Ethics and Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR): Navigating ethical dilemmas, sustainability, and social obligations within legal boundaries.

• Employment and Labor Law: The legal framework governing the relationship between management and employees.

3. Advanced Multi-Disciplinary Subtopics

These complex areas completely merge all four disciplines to address modern, global challenges.

• Environmental, Social, and Governance (ESG): How companies manage environmental laws, economic sustainability, social impacts, and management accountability.

• International Political Economy (IPE): The study of how politics, law, and economics interact to shape international business relations and global markets.

• Risk Management and Compliance: The corporate function that analyzes economic and operational risks, ensures legal compliance, and designs internal management controls.

• Innovation and Entrepreneurship Ecosystems: The study of how venture capital (economics), startups (business), leadership (management), and patent frameworks (law) drive economic growth