ICEP-2024 | International Scientific Conference on European Processes

Dr. Monika von Bonsdorff

Aging in working life – future perspectives

Monika von Bonsdorff, Dr. (Econ.) is an Associate Professor in Management and Leadership at the Jyväskylä University School of Business and Economics. Her research interests include human resource management, well-being at work, successful aging, and development across the life course. She has published in journals such as the Journal of Management, Journal of Managerial Psychology, International Journal of Human Resource, Canadian Medical Journal, and Journal of American Epidemiology.

___________________________________

Karolis Granickas

Unlocking the Power of Public Procurement to Further SGDs

Karolis is Open Contracting Partnership’s Head of Europe working with the European institutions, country governments, and civil society to improve public spending in the region. Driven by impact and that alone, he focuses on strengthening institutions and their public spending using openness principles. He is interested in how open contracting can help power sustainable transition in Europe. Karolis is a member of the European Commission Multi-Stakeholder Expert Group on eProcurement (EXEP), and Civil Society Committee at the European Bank for Reconstruction and Development. He is the founder of the Open Spending EU Coalition – a community of open spending champions in the EU.

Before joining the Open Contracting Partnership, Karolis worked with Transparency International Lithuania, focusing on citizen engagement using ICT. He also contributed to global open data advocacy efforts, together with the Epsi platform, Open Knowledge International, Open Data Institute and others. From 2014 to 2016, he was a national researcher within the Open Government Partnership Independent Review Mechanism.

Karolis earned his bachelor’s degree in international law from the University of Westminster, UK and Master’s degree in European Union law from the University of Maastricht, the Netherlands.

DEADLINES:

BASIC REQUIREMENTS FOR THE EXTENDED ABSTRACT AND FINAL PAPER SUBMISSION:

Conference registration fee according to the mentioned above per one participant. If there are more authors of presentation but only one of them is going to attend the conference, the conference fee will be regular for one participant. In this case, one package will be presented to the authors.

The bank transfer receipt should be transferred by email: donata.jovarauskiene@ktu.lt

Please, inform us if you need an official invoice in advance: donata.jovarauskiene@ktu.lt

You will get a confirmation letter about the participation as well as the registration fee transfer.

Every presenter will have approx. 10 min. for presentation and 5 min. for comments and discussion. If you exceed the allocated time, the chair will stop you and open the discussion.

Presentations with empirical findings should include a brief overview of prior research positioning your research in a respective field, the key concepts, research question(s) and/or hypotheses, methodology, empirical findings, conclusions and statements or questions for discussion, which may include conceptual and theoretical implications.

Presentations of conceptual papers should address the research question(s), give an overview of the concept(s) under development and argue the novelty of your proposed framework or concept, followed by conclusions and discussion.

Practice-focused presentations should present the problem that the practice(s) addresses(s), its novel character (if applicable), the process of its implementation and outcomes, concluding with the lessons learnt.

Authors will be able to submit qualified papers to the scientific journal Public Policy and Administration