Amity University currently hosts more than 1,75,000 talented students across a comprehensive spectrum of education, spanning from Pre-nursery to Ph.D. levels. With an extensive range of over 400 programs offered in 60 diverse disciplines, Amity stands as a flagship institution under the Amity Education Group. Notably, it has achieved a remarkable global ranking among the top 3% of universities by QS and THE, (the world’s leading university ranking organizations). The university has also bestowed over 2000 Fellowships upon exceptional researchers, demonstrating their potential for pioneering research in key areas. Emphasizing industry-centric experiential learning, Amity has successfully placed more than 36,000 students in various roles, reflecting its commitment to employability. As a result, the Amity alumni community, exceeding 120,000 individuals, thrives in prominent organizations and prestigious global universities, marking a testament to the university's influence.
Amity School of Economics emerged as a model institution in the field of Economics, operating within Amity University. It launched its Bachelor's program divided into 6 semesters, followed by the introduction of M.A Economics, B.A.(Hons.) PPE, B.A., B.A(Hons.) Business Economics, and M.A Business Economics. The department also offers Ph.D. in Economics (Full time and Part time). Today, ASE provides comprehensive undergraduate and postgraduate programs that encompass essential analytical and quantitative skills for modern economics graduates. ASE's focus lies in creating a dynamic learning environment, achieved through regularly updated courses that reflect market demands. Additionally, the school hones students' communication skills through discussions and presentations on contemporary issues and debates.
Since the inception of the millennium, the humankind, the societies, economies, and Earth as a whole have undergone various degrees of changes. Although these variations have evolved individually, they’re interconnected and impact one another. In the 21st century, sustainability has become crucial, focusing on using finite resources wisely and sparingly, supporting ecological, human, and economic well-being. Digital Revolution or Digitalization has accelerated economic growth, tackled issues, and fostered advancement while pursuing sustainable development. Adopting digital technology in line with sustainable development principles ensures participation of all societal segments. The union of sustainability and digitalization has led to the term 'Sustainab-lization', resulting in improved societal inclusion and resilience. This synergy has led to efficient ecosyste and technologies by harnessing virtual technology.The goal of our conference on Digitalization and Sustainability: Building Inclusion and Resilience is to bring together eminent academic scientists, researchers, and research scholars from various fields to exchange ideas and discuss their experiences in this era of innovation, advancement, and technology. Furthermore, it gives participants a world-class interdisciplinary platform to evaluate, rethink, and realign our lives with the new global order while concentrating on the rapid advancement of digitalization, promoting sustainable practises, and fostering inclusivity and resilience.it is worth highlighting that Amity School of Economics has been organizing this conference consistently for the past 7 years, steadfastly promoting sustainability and sustainable goals. This enduring commitment underscores our dedication to fostering meaningful dialogue and actionable outcomes in the realm of digitalization and sustainability.
Papers may be sent on or around the following sub-themes that form the 17 goals and have been adopted to transform the world.
You are invited to send your abstract to the “Hybrid 7th National Conference on Digitalisation and Sustainability: Building resilience and inclusivity ”, you have to send your abstract on or before the abstract submission deadline of 15th November 2023. After review and approval, we will send you the abstract acceptance notification. Upon payment of the registration fee and your presentation will be confirmed.
Please submit the abstract to the conference convener on this email ID aseconference2024@gmail.com.
The acceptable word range for the abstract is 300-500 words, including 3 to 5 keywords at the bottom.
Please send in a brief biography including your credentials and mailing IDs together with the Abstract.
Submit, if possible, well before the submission deadline in order to avoid last minute potential hassles.
If your abstract is accepted and you have paid the registration fee for the “Hybrid 7th National Conference on Digitalisation and Sustainability: Building resilience and inclusivity”, you are encouraged to submit your full papers before 16th December 2023 . We accept the submission of high quality papers describing original and unpublished results of conceptual, constructive, experimental and theoretical work or research in progress in all of the areas mentioned in the focus area. For the purpose of publication, the similarity index will be as per the respective publishers' guidelines. The format of the paper should be in APA.
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Organising Team: Abhinandan Asthana,9307504991 abhinandan.asthana2@s.amity.edu
Mehak Tomar7701840877 mehak.tomar@s.amity.edu
Selected papers will be published in SCOPUS listed, UGC Care Journals and in an edited book by Bloomsbury
There will be no registration fees for delegates/listeners. Registration fees includes applicable taxes. Applicable charges could be levied on selected paper in scopus listed journals.
Dr. Sharad Ranjan, Professor, Zakir Husain Delhi College Evening (University of Delhi)
Dr. Jaspal Singh, Consultant, NITI Aayog, New Delhi
Dr. Paramjit Singh, Professor, Delhi School of Economics Dr. Sangeeta Johary, PVC RNTU, Bhopal
Dr. Anuradha Jain, Principal, Vivekananda Institute of Professional Studies - TC
Dr S P Sharma, Chief Economist and Deputy Secretary General, PHD Chamber of Commerce
Prof. (Dr.) Ashok Mittal, Former VC, Dr. Bhimrao Ambedkar University, formerly Agra University
Dr. Bidyadhar Majhi, Adviser (Economics), Competition Commission Of India Prof. (Dr.) Prem S. Vashishtha, Former Director, Agricultural Economics Research Centre, DU, former Director, National Council of Applied Economics Research
Dr. Ram Upendra Das, Former Head & Professor, Centre for Regional Trade, Centre for Research on International Trade (CRIT), Department of Commerce Prof. Kamal Vatta, Professor PAU
Dr Jisha Rajendran, PhD Director-Research & Analysis, AACS Consulting Dr. Ram Singh, Professor & Head, School of Social Sciences, College of Post Graduate Studies, Central Agricultural University, Barapani, Meghalaya Dr.Ritu Sapra, Associate Professor, Department of Commerce, University of Delhi
Prof(Dr.) Tanima Dutta, Lovely Professional University, Phagwara
Dr. Neeru Sidana, Assistant Professor, Amity School of Economics, Amity University
Prof.(Dr.)Kavita Indapurkar, Amity School of Economics
Prof.(Dr.) Mahua Bhattacharjee, Amity School of Economics
Dr. Namita Kapoor, Amity School of Economics
Dr. Neeru Sidana, Amity School of Economics
Dr. Shivani Jaswal, Amity School of Economics
Ms. Pooja Mehra, Amity School of Economics
Dr. Shilpy Verma, Amity School of Economics
Dr. Ashok K. Chauhan, Founder President, Amity University
Patrons:Dr. Atul Chauhan, Chancellor, Amity University
Prof. (Dr.) Balvinder Shukla, Vice Chancellor, Amity University, Noida, Uttar Pradesh
Organizing Chair:Prof. (Dr.) Kavita Indapurkar, Jt. Administrator, Amity School of Economics
Conference Convener:Dr. Neeru Sidana, Amity School of Economics
Organizing Committee Members:Prof. (Dr.) Mahua Bhattacharjee, Amity School of Economics
Dr. Namita Kapoor, Amity School of Economics
Ms. Pooja Mehra, Amity School of Economics
Dr. Shivani Jaiswal, Amity School of Economics
Dr. Shilpy Verma, Amity School of Economics
Ms. Nirmal Bhatt, Amity School of Economics
Ms. Sharda Jha, Amity School of Economics