Academics, researchers, business leaders and professionals from across the world will gather at the University of Oxford on August 10-11 for the 15th International Conference on Restructuring of the Global Economy (ROGE-2026).

Under the theme “Restructuring of the Global Economy – Promoting Sustainability,” the two-day conference is being jointly organised by the Centre for Business & Economic Research (CBER), UK, in association with the Faculty of Commerce and Business Administration, Future University in Egypt (FUE).

The major international academic event also coincides this year with the 20th anniversary of CBER, according to a press release.

The conference, to be held both in person and virtual mode, will feature more than 111 presentations representing 28 countries and 99 institutions.

It will address some of the defining economic, technological and managerial challenges of the present era.

Its multidisciplinary programme encompasses sustainable development; finance, banking and accounting; artificial intelligence and big data; globalisation and international trade; marketing and branding; logistics and supply-chain management; human resource management; tourism; education and lifelong learning; and economic growth and development.

The conference is intended not simply as a forum for presenting research, but as an international meeting place where scholars, practitioners and researchers from developed and developing economies can exchange ideas and build enduring collaborations.

It particularly encourages research examining how management thinking must evolve and be re-imagined in response to a rapidly changing global environment.