The green and digital twin transition agenda was launched by the European Union in 2019. The ultimate goal is to achieve zero net carbon emissions by 2050, by which the EU strives to become the first climate-neutral continent. Successfully implementing the agenda requires intellectual creativity as well as the sharing of ideas and possible solutions to the challenge. In fact, vivid scientific and professional debates are being conducted about the issue EU-wide, while the EU and its member states are also taking numerous steps towards reaching the defined objectives.

The conference addresses the main topic along three main tracks: EkonBiz - Economic and business aspects of the green and digital transition, LegPOL - Legal aspects of the green and digital transition, as well as Humanities - Societal and human aspects of the green and digital transition.

The Faculty of Law and Political Sciences' WIPS (Workshop on Intellectual Property Law in Szeged) series will feature presentations on the intersections of disruptive technologies, intellectual property law, and the circular economy.

The abstract submission deadline is 20 March 2025!

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