ΥΠΟΣΤΗΡΙΚΤΕΣ

The European Business Ethics Network Greek Chapter (EBEN GR), aiming to promote the principles and values of Business Ethics and Corporate Social Responsibility, organizes for the 10th year a thesis competition for postgraduate students on the topic:

 

POSTGRADUATE THESIS COMPETITION

Environment – Social – Governance (ESG) & Ethics

Supporters of the institution are
the ECONOMIC UNIVERSITY OF ATHENS, ALPHA BANK and Panteion University.

For any further information, those interested can contact us at the following e-mail address: info@eben.gr

 

Α. THESIS SPECIFICATIONS

  1. The student must be a postgraduate student (including doctoral candidates and postdoctoral researchers) or a senior undergraduate at the time of submission of the thesis.
  2. Must have sent Application & Abstract by July 10, 2023 (to info@eben.gr).
  3. The Final Paper must be submitted electronically (to info@eben.gr) by August 31, 2023
  4. Thesis will be an individual project and the language of submission will be Greek.
  5. Paper size from 4,000-6,000 words, excluding tables and bibliography.

 

Β. AWARDS

  •  The author of the selected best paper will receive a cash prize of 500€ and a presentation of the paper at the annual conference of EBEN.
  • The three best papers will be awarded at the EBEN GR Annual Awards Ceremony
  • The five best papers will be posted on the EBEN Gr website (www.eben.gr)

 

C. EVALUATION COMMITTEE – CRITERIA

 The Evaluation Committee is composed of seven members and consists of four academics, the President and the Secretary General of EBEN Greece, as well as a representative of an organisation.

 The examination of the papers will be carried out using the ‘blind review’ system with Criteria:

  •  Structure and correlation of (a) work objectives (b) topic development and (c) conclusions/suggestions (30%)
  • Additional elements (possible use of tables, questionnaires & editing etc. (20%)
  • Reference to the current Greek (and/or global) economic, social, institutional situation (20%)
  • Sources (variety, range, relevance, etc.) 20%
  • Originality of topic & contribution of the work to science (10%)