Preserving Global Trade Relations: Impacts of Recent Global Developments
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Submission deadline: 08/01/2018
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Scope and purposes
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How do we address challenges presented by unequal distribution of the benefits of globalization? Such that the imposition of unduly high tariffs – as well as anti-dumping measures, do not offset positive gains to be derived from trade liberalization and globalization. This special issue highlights progress, rationales and developments attributed to world trade rounds such as the Uruguay and Doha trade rounds – as well as challenges and shortcomings of these rounds. It also aims to highlight and address challenges presented to global trade relations as a result of the failure of central bankers to appreciate fully the consequences and impact – as well as contribution of emerging economies to all time low levels of inflation. This has not been demonstrated in the build up to the 2008 Financial Crisis, but also prompting the introduction of Basel III regulations – and particularly the 2010 Basel leverage ratio.
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Topics of primary interest include, but are not limited to:
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• World Trade System • International Trade Law • Banking Regulations and the Role of the External Auditor • Corporate Social Responsibility • Microfinance • International Financial Reporting Standards • Principal Agent Theory • Environmental Sustainability
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Important Dates
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Deadline for submission:
08/01/2018
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Deadline for
revision:
10/01/2018
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Notification of final decision:
11/01/2018
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Estimated Publication:
12/01/2018 (Tentative)
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Submission
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Abstracts addressing one or more of these themes/topics or further questions should be emailed to an editor by <08/01/2018> at marianneojo@hotmail.com. Manuscript submissions are invited by the submission deadline. All papers will undergo a double or triple-blind peer review process.
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Guest Editors
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Marianne OjoNorth West University, Faculty of Commerce and Administration, South Africa marianneojo@hotmail.com
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Manuscript submission deadline
08/01/2018
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Planetary Oscillations
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Submission deadline: 11/01/2017
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Scope and purposes
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Considering the planets are solid or fluid, their equations of motion are solved using the perturbation theory. By solving the equation, the frequencies of the planet and atmospheres are obtained. Knowing the periods and displacements can be predicted quakes.
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Topics of primary interest include, but are not limited to:
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• The methods of solving equation of motion • Acoustic waves and gravitational waves • Simulation of oscillations
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Important Dates
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Deadline for submission:
11/01/2017
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Deadline for
revision:
12/15/2017
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Notification of final decision:
12/23/2017
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Estimated Publication:
01/05/2018 (Tentative)
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Submission
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Abstracts addressing one or more of these themes/topics or further questions should be emailed to an editor by <11/01/2017> at Aliyeh.bagheri@znu.ac.ir. Manuscript submissions are invited by the submission deadline. All papers will undergo a double or triple-blind peer review process.
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Guest Editors
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Aliyeh Bagheri TudeshkiMA, University of Zanjan, Islamic Republic of Iran Aliyeh.bagheri@znu.ac.ir
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Manuscript submission deadline
11/01/2017
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The Influence of Geometry in Modified Gravitational Theories and Cosmology
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Submission deadline: February 15, 2015
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Scope and purposes
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To make known the role of geometry and its influence in modern theories of Gravitation and Cosmology based on the recent astrophysical and observational data. Can locally anisotropic structures play an importance in cosmological models and give an interpretation in the problem of dark-energy and of evolution of the universe? The consideration of higher-dimensional space assigns an effective role of geometry to the active presentation of a dynamic evolution of space-time. The study of interaction of geometry with the physical space justifies the introduction of thematic area which could to contribute in a better understanding of the structure of space-time.
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Topics of primary interest include, but are not limited to:
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• Cosmology • Gravitation theories • Modified Gravity • Quantum Gravity • Brane World Cosmology • Finsler Cosmology
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Important Dates
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Deadline for submission:
February 15, 2015
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Deadline for
revision:
April 20, 2015
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Notification of final decision:
April 30, 2015
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Estimated Publication:
May 30, 2015 (Tentative)
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Submission
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Abstracts addressing one or more of these themes/topics or further questions should be emailed to an editor by February 15, 2015 at pstavrin@math.uoa.gr Manuscript submissions are invited by the submission deadline. All papers will undergo a double or triple-blind peer review process.
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Guest Editors
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Panayiotis StavrinosUniversity of Athens, Athens, Greece pstavrin@math.uoa.gr
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Manuscript submission deadline
February 15, 2015
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