INCRECS2: The 2nd International Conference on Religious and Cultural Science September 17, 2020

After the success of INCRECS1 with the theme “Religious and Cultural Paradox Social, Economic and Business Science”, now Rumah Peneleh Foundation, Universitas Peneleh, and the Indonesian Alliance of Economics and Business Journals” (ALJEBI) present with utmost humility “INCRECS 2” with the theme “Can Social, Economic, and Business Science relate to World Peace?”

If social, economic, and business science are the sciences that raise issues of social interaction and society, could then they add to the chaotic complexity of the world or couls it actually trigger world peace? Can we as academics and practitioners in social, economic and business sciences be able to become like lotus by staying good, holy and useful in the midst of this dirty messy world?

The online conference will present research result from the INTERNATIONAL RESEARCH COLABORATION INDONESIA-INDIA (April-August 2020) that each participant call for papers as well as International Research Volunteers are given access.

Submission Guidelines

All papers must be original and not simultaneously submitted to another journal or conference. The following paper categories are welcome:

PATH 1. Humanism and Capitalism: Its Consequences to Knowledge Production

• Religious and cultural history of humanism and capitalism
• Humanism and capitalism sustainability through religious and cultural tradition
• Humanism and capitalism in social, economic, and business education
• Breaking away from humanism and capitalism through religious and cultural means

PATH 2. Methodological Issues in Religious and Cultural Context

• Secular methodology as a contributor to disharmonious social, economic, and business sciences
• Methodological alternative based on religious and cultural values
• Critics to objective and calculative methodology

PATH 3. Embracing Religious and Cultural-Based Education for Social, Economic, and Business Sciences

• Integrating religious-cultural issues in to social, economic, and business curriculum
• Holistic learning method in social, economic, and business education
• Regulating international education standard: is it urgent?
• Highlighting the phenomena of international classes by universities

PATH 4. Industrial Revolution 4.0, Fintech 3.5 and Society 5.0, Where to Next?

• The effect of Industrial Revolution 4.0, Fintech 3.5 and Society 5.0 to social, economic, and business education
• Maintaining religious and cultural values in disruptive era
• Proposing a “new” way of civilization without the box of Industrial Revolution 4.0, Fintech 3.5 and Society 5.0

PATH 5. Altering Economic and Business Practice

• Ethics in the workplace
• Can religious and cultural values be employed as the base of ethics?
• Integration of religious-cultural aspects in annual reporting
• New frontier of religious-cultural business and economics practices

PATH 6. New Religion Emergence

• Technoreligion: when human becomes the new God through technology
• Humanism religion versus traditional religions
• Human rights against cultural traditions
• New Age Movement impact on social, economic, and business sciences
• The future of traditional religions

PATH 7. Cultural and Religious Values for Social, Economic, and Business Practices

• Sufism, the religious-spiritual way to the new economies
• Attaining Nirvana in business practices
• Practicing Dharma for a better social, economic, and business practices
• Can salvation be the core of business practices?
• Inter-religious discourse on social, economic, and business science and practices

PATH 8. Social, Economic, and Business Sciences and Practices in the Realm of Pragmaticism

• Capital market and accounting issues
• Behavioural aspects in social, economic, and business Practices
• Management and leadership 
• Financial reporting and its trend
• Discussing public sector management and reporting
• Economic development and poverty alleviation
• Gender and community empowerment
• GCG, Sustainability reporting and CSR

PATH 9. Philosophical Issues in Social, Economic, and Business Sciences

• Ideological dimension of Social, Economic, and Business Sciences
• Discussing the philosophy of Social, Economic, and Business Sciences
• Religion and Culture as the philosophical foundation of Social, Economic, and Business Science

Committees

Program Committee

• Dr. Aji Dedi Mulawarman (Peneleh Research Institute Indonesia)
• Dr. Ari Kamayanti (Peneleh Research Institute Indonesia)
• Dr. Pallavi Pathak (SMS Varanasi)

Organizing committee

• Dr. Novrida Qudsi Lutfillah
• Elana Era Yusdita, MSA.
• Ahmad Fauzi, S.SOS

Publication

INCRECS2 proceedings will be published in one of ALJEBI affiliated journals (see www.aljebi.or.id)

Contact

All questions about submissions should be emailed to conference.indonesia@gmail.com

Organizers: Peneleh Research Institute Indonesia, SMS Varanasi India, ALJEBI, URuP