Call for papers: The 디지몬 카드 게임 Economy in Global Competition

The 디지몬 카드 게임 economy, which was first coined by Howkins (2001), receives much attention from both academicians and practitioners in developing counties, including Korea.

The 디지몬 카드 게임 economy may be defined as businesses that promote creativity, the convergence of knowledge, and advanced scientific technology based on coordinated learning,

creating new markets and new jobs. This may be inferred as seeking a new paradigm in economic development, breaking from the chase-and-imitate economic model

and turning toward a new and innovative one. The 디지몬 카드 게임 economy could be a driving force to grow and sustain a national economy, especially

in developing countries, amidst fierce global competition.

Unexpected economic challenges push Korean society to adapt in new ways, including the promotion of the 디지몬 카드 게임 economy.

This new economic development paradigm will produce qualitative changes in the manufacturing and service sectors,

a new interpretation of the Schumpeterian idea, and new approaches to dealing with altered climate and demographic conditions.

It is strongly suggested that submitted papers have a technological focus. Papers must outline the social

or policy implications of technological change, and/or introduce extensions to the tool set for technology assessment/forecasting.

This special issue focuses on the following areas, which are not necessarily exhaustive:

디지몬 카드 게임 economy in general

Policies for 디지몬 카드 게임 economy

Ethical issues in 디지몬 카드 게임 economy

Digital entrepreneurship

Global competition

Intellectual property in 디지몬 카드 게임 economy

Industry-specific strategies in 디지몬 카드 게임 economy

디지몬 카드 게임 industries

디지몬 카드 게임 economy models

Global business models

Trends in 디지몬 카드 게임 economy

Papers should be submitted via the journal’s online submission system:http://ees.elsevier.com/tfsindicating submission to the special issue "디지몬 카드 게임 Economy in Global Competition".

Please also refer to TFSC's“Guide for Authors”for style and format (http://www.elsevier.com/journals/technological-forecasting-and-social-change/0040-1625/guide-for-authors).

Please direct any questions about the Special Issue to Guest Editor.

Guest Editor

Tae Kyung Sung, Prof. Phone: +82 31 249 9457

E-mail:tksung@kyonggi.ac.kr

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