ERIC focuses on the most critical challenges and innovations shaping the modern corporate landscape. We invite original research submissions across the following core tracks:

• Track 1: Financial Governance & Taxation (e.g., Corporate finance, tax law application, auditing standards, forensic accounting, and economic policy).
• Track 2: AI & Digital Business Analytics (e.g., FinTech, machine learning in business, data-driven decision making, and digital transformation).
• Track 3: Entrepreneurship & SME Development (e.g., Startup incubation, intrapreneurship, sustainable business models, and innovation management).
• Track 4: Corporate Law & Compliance (e.g., Statutory interpretation, ethical leadership, international trade law, and corporate social responsibility).

The ERIC Scientific Committee invites authors to submit structured abstracts of their original, unpublished research. Submissions are open to doctoral candidates, faculty members, independent researchers, and corporate practitioners.

• Length: 250 – 300 words.
• Format: MS Word document.
• Structure: Abstracts must clearly outline the research background, core objectives, methodology, preliminary findings, and practical implications.
• Keywords: Include 4 to 6 relevant keywords.
• Submission Portal: All abstracts must be submitted electronically via the ERIC Submission Portal.

ERIC Submission Portal

To uphold the highest standards of academic excellence, all submissions to ERIC undergo a rigorous Double-Blind Peer-Review process.

• Initial Screening: The Conference Secretariat reviews all submitted abstracts for alignment with the conference tracks, basic formatting, and originality.
• Blind Review: Abstracts (and subsequently, full papers) are stripped of author identities and assigned to at least two independent subject-matter experts from the ENC Academic Council and our global reviewer network.
• Evaluation Criteria: Reviewers evaluate submissions based on originality, methodological rigor, clarity of presentation, and relevance to contemporary business practice.
• Notification: Authors will receive formal notification of acceptance, conditional acceptance (requiring minor/major revisions), or rejection.

ERIC provides robust pathways for academic publication and global indexing.

All accepted and presented abstracts/papers will be published in the official ERIC Conference Proceedings, which will be assigned an ISBN and registered with CrossRef for DOI allocation.

Outstanding full papers presented at the conference will be invited for expedited review and potential publication in the Eurasia Journal of Business Management (EJBM).

EJBM is an open-access journal actively targeting Scopus, DOAJ, and Google Scholar indexing, ensuring maximum visibility and academic impact for your research.

The following milestones and deadlines apply to ERIC26.

Note: Authors seeking publication in the Eurasia Journal of Business Management (EJBM) must submit their full papers by the September deadline to be considered for the expedited review track.

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