Call for Papers – Backup

AMSE 2026 offers you the following publication options:

Active conference participation requires an abstract, which will later be included in the book of abstracts. Both active and passive conference participants may decide to submit a paper for the edited volume in FENStatS Series in Statistics and Data Science or one of the collaborating journals granted that it is in compliance with its thematic orientation and passes the prescribed double-blind review process. Submission of a paper for the edited volume or a collaborating journal is in no violation with submission of an abstract, and it is at the discretion of the participant whether he decides to keep the title intact and the formulation of the abstract similar. The conference participant may decide to submit papers for both the edited volume or a collaborating journal if they make different and sufficiently marked contributions to the advancement of mathematical and statistical methods in applied economics or in similar areas of science. In such a case, the conference participant bears all the responsibility for the originality and integrity of research, and the Scientific Committee of AMSE 2026 or the conference organizers cannot make held accountable for possible ethical misconduct.

Active conference participation or a submitted paper must be thematically related to applications of mathematics and statistics in economics and should be associated with at least one of the following areas:

  • macroeconomics, public economics, and methodological issues of economics,
  • social economics, economic sustainability, and demographic economics,
  • microeconomic issues,
  • financial markets, risk measurement, and insurance,
  • multidimensional statistics in economics​.

Abstracts and papers must be written fully in good scientific English. In case the author feels less certainty with English, it is advisable to use AI tools to polish the text into readable and presentable shape.

Active or passive conference participation

All participants must register via the regisration form, regardless of whether they are active or passive participants.

  • Active participants are expected to deliver a presentation, which requires submitting an abstract.
  • Passive participants attend the conference without giving a presentation, but may still be co‑authors of an abstract or a paper under the publication options.
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Abstracts associated with active conference participation

There are several requirements for abstracts to be included in the book of abstracts:

  • The abstract must identify all authors and their details (with full author names, including diacritics, their affiliations and e-mail addresses),
  • The abstract must have at least one author who actively participates and delivers a presentation at AMSE 2026.
  • The abstract must include a title of at most 200 characters long.
  • The abstract must include an abstract between 125 and 200 words.
  • It is advisable to declare the funding, but only project codes and numbers will be included.

Inclusion of abstracts into the book of abstracts is contingent on the approval by the Scientific Committee of AMSE 2026. Instructions for abstract submission and further guidelines are currently in preparation, and will be added here soon.

Papers for the FENStatS volume

Papers submitted to the edited volume in FENStatS Series in Statistics and Data Science must comply with several requirements.

  • The paper must identify all authors and their details (with full author names, including diacritics, their affiliations and e-mail addresses), with one author indicated as corresponding.
  • The paper must have a title of at most 200 characters long, and an abstract of 125 – 200 words, including 3 – 6 keywords.
  • The paper must range from 6 to 8 pages in total (including abstract, keywords, tables, figures and references).
  • The paper must comply with the required paper template.

Guidelines such as K. D. Lafferty, Writing a scientific paper, step by painful step, may be useful. Furthermore, the introduction and conclusion must clearly identify the addition of the researched topic to statistics, mathematics and economics. It is recommended to suppress unnecessary generally known mathematical formulas and concentrate on the merits of the paper. Papers will undergo a double-blind review process, and publication in the volume is contingent on the success of the review process. Instructions for paper submission and further guidelines are currently in preparation, and will be added here.

FENStatS Series in Statistics and Data Science is a publication series designed to disseminate high-quality statistical and data science research. Launched by the Federation of European National Statistical Societies (FENStatS) and published by Springer Nature, it aims to achieve this by:

  • covering selected papers from statistical meetings (peer-reviewed papers presented at conferences and events organized by FENStatS and its members),
  • featuring research monographs (in-depth research monographs authored by any member of FENStatS societies),
  • including official statistics books.

FENStatS Series in Statistics and Data Science serves as a significant avenue for promoting statistical research, fostering collaboration, and disseminating knowledge among the European statistical community and beyond. More information is provided on the dedicated Springer web site.

Papers for the collaborating journals

If you choose to submit to one of the collaborating journals, you must follow that journal’s own guidelines and submission procedures; review management and oversight are handled by the journal and not by the AMSE 2026 Scientific Committee. At submission, you must indicate that the paper is submitted in connection with participation at AMSE 2026

Here is some synopsis of the offered publication opportunities:

  1. Statistika: Statistics and Economy Journal is a scientific peer-reviewed journal published by the Czech Statistical Office. The journal accepts articles in the fields of statistical theory, applied statistics, computational statistics, methodology of state statistics and analyses from the economic, environmental and social fields. The journal is professional double-blind peer reviewed open access journal included in the Web of Science (JIF 2024: 0.3/Q4), Scopus (SJR 2024: 0.2/Q4), DOAJ, EBSCO, and in others. More information about the journal and author instructions are on the journal’s website.
  2. The Silesian Statistical Review has been published by Wrocław University of Economics and Business since 1991, and represents one of the main Polish journals dedicated to general statistical problems. General methodological issues are discussed, as well as the applications of various statistical methods in solving real social and economic problems. Special attention is given to two important topics: quality of life and theoretical and practical issues of actuarial statistics. Historical essays are included on regular bases. The journal is included in the databases, repositories or indices: ERIH PLUS, Baz Ekon, ERJSH, CEEOL, DBC, EBSCO. More infomation about the journal and author instructions are on the journal’s website.
  3. Slovak Statistics and Demography (SSaD) is the only statistical and demographic peer-reviewed journal currently published in Slovakia. It is a joint project of the Statistical Office of the Slovak Republic and of the Slovak Statistical and Demographic Society. The journal seeks advancement of statistical and demographic theory and aspires to connect it with applied practice. Its interests range from academic topics to official statistics wherein it promotes a role and significance of Slovak statistics in the European Statistical System, collaboration with Eurostat and the multidimensionality of statistics. SSaD publishes analytic articles, prognoses, views, discussion contributions, reviews, information and announcements from various statistical fields and demography. More information about the journal and author instructions are on the journal’s website.
  4. NISPAcee Journal of Public Administration and Policy was launched by NISPAcee in 2008. The journal is predominantly devoted to public administration, public policy and public governance issues in Central and Eastern Europe, but high-level submissions from any other part of the world are also considered, especially if they focus on the issues relevant to the NISPAcee region. The journal is double-blind peeer reviewed and published in an open access regime. It is listed in the Web of Science (JIF 2024: 1.1/Q3) and Scopus (SJR 2024: 0.3/Q3). More information about the journal and author instructions are on the journal’s website.
  5. The Central European Journal of Public Policy (CEJPP) is an open-access, multidisciplinary, peer-reviewed journal with primary focus upon analytical, theoretical and methodological articles in the field of public policy. The CEJP aims to provide academics and professionals in different policy fields with the latest theoretical and methodological advancements in public policy supported by sound empirical research. It attempts to find a balance between description, explanation and evaluation of public policies and encourages a wide range of social science approaches, both qualitative and quantitative. Although the journal focuses primarily upon Central Europe, relevant contributions from other geographical areas are also welcomed in order to enhance public policy research in Central Europe. The journal is included in Scopus (SJR 2024: 0.18/Q3), but also EBSCO, ERIH PLUS, DOAJ, ProQuest, and many others. More information about the journal and author instructions are on the journal’s website.