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                      NEWSLETTER                                                             SPRING III, JUNE 2019
   APPLIED RESEARCH INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCE ON WORLD ECONOMIC & SOCIAL REVIEW (ARICWESR)
        CONDUCTED ON 28TH- 29TH JUNE 2019 AT ST.ANNE'S COLLEGE, THE UNIVERSITY OF OXFORD, U.K
ARICON conducted the recent event at
Oxford, a city in central southern England,
revolves around its prestigious university,
established in the 12th century. The
architecture of its 38 colleges in the city's
medieval center led poet Matthew Arnold to
nickname it the 'City of Dreaming Spires'.
University College and Magdalen College are
off the High Street, which runs from Carfax
Tower (with city views) to the Botanic Garden
on the River Cherwell.
ARICWESR 2019- Oxford Series brought a
beautiful amalgamation of Knowledge-
sharing, multicultural socialization and
historical orientation of one of the oldest and
finest educational institutions of the world.
Virtual Participants:
The conference also provided the facility to 3
Virtual Presenters who presented their
research through recorded videos.The virtual
participants felt excited to be the part of the
fraternity, sitting hundreds and thousands of
miles apart. Our virtual participants also
received e- Abstract Bookwith the scientific
program of the conference and Certificate of
Presentation. They are also entitled of to
publish abstract or full-manuscript in
conference proceedings with ISBN number.
                                 ARICON has been honored to have Dr Nkem Ichoku-Adeleye, Head of Torts Law at
                                 Birmingham City University, UK.
                                 Dr Nkem Ichoku-Adeleye is a strong legal academic with over 10 years' experience in
                                 research and teaching in higher education. She holds a Bachelor of Laws, an LLM in
                                 International Human Rights and her doctorate research was a comparative and socio-
                                 legal investigation on the existence of the death row phenomenon in USA and Japan.
                                 Nkem has presented papers both nationally and internationally. She has appeared
                                 twice before United Nations Commission on Human Rights in Geneva, Switzerland.
                                 Her areas of expertise include International Human Rights, The Law of Tort, Equity
      Conference Chair           and Trusts, Prisoner's Rights and Modern Slavery. She is currently a lecturer in law in
   Professor Dr. Lynn Martin     Birmingham City University in Birmingham, England.

Breakout Sessions:
ARICON conferences are versatile and unique; in order to enhance networking and make the environmentlively and
interactive, we often conduct Breakout sessions in our conferences, so was in Oxford July 2019.
A rear-garden group activity brought smiles to all the faces with more networking and acquiring more information about
the life and interests. (GARDEN PICTURES)
Best-Paper Award:
Though all the papers presented at ARICWESR 2019 Oxford were distinctive in terms of topic and ideas but as per
tradition, the conference chair had to nominate ONE best-paper in terms of the novelty of concept. Dr. Adeleye
nominated Floral Dyeing from Floral Waste: An Organic Approach to Entrepreneurship as the Best paper and the award
was received by the author and the co-authors- Dr. C. N. Rawal, Aditi S. Barveand Ambalika Sarma Brahma Choudhury.

Free Excursion- Day 2:
The odyssey of all ARICON participants started through the famous Red Hop on and off bus at 10:45. The journey had 20
stops around the city with commentary regarding the famous place Oxford including:
Ÿ Christ Church College, used in filming for the Harry Potter films
Ÿ Oxford Castle, dating back to the 11th century. At nearly 1,000 years old, the castle was incredibly still used as a
   prison until the mid-1990s, and now hosts a hotel, restaurants, markets and an interactive visitor experience.
Ÿ Oxford Museum of Natural History, a fascinating showcase of the university’s artefacts
Ÿ Oxford Canal, a scenic waterway through the town
Ÿ Locations from famous movie scenes as Harry Potter and Alice in Wonderland films.
Ÿ Beautiful architecture and immaculate gardens as Trinity College and its immaculate gardens, and the 13th
   century Merton College with its fabulous chapel buildings. The 38 colleges that make up the university include some
   of England’s finest examples of Gothic architecture, leading to Oxford being nicknamed ‘the city of dreaming
   spires’.
Ÿ River Thames at Speedwell Street stop (cruise available)
Ÿ Contemporary West gate Shopping Centre is one of the great attractions for participants with all price range brands
   and outlets. The beautiful view of the whole Oxford City with its enormous spires from its Roof-topof West gate
   Shopping Centre are immaculate.
Hence our participants enjoyed to avail the 24 hours FREE-TICKETS to make their trip ‘A Treat to Remember’.

ARICON Proceedings & Publications:
There is a good news ARICON would like to share that is the inclusion of SCOPUS indexed journals where we
recommend the high quality papers, presented at ARICON Conferences. ARICON proceedings are indexed in
NielsenU.K& Ireland.
Our proceedings are also available in Bodleian Library University of Oxford, The Cambridge University Library,
National Library of Scotland, National Library of Wales, Trinity College Dublin and The British Library.
Scopus Journals Onboard: ARICON does not only conduct conferences but we are also very much concerned about
enhancing the publication opportunities our participants' worthy research. Hence, we are aligned with the following
SCOPUS-indexed Journals; there authenticity can be checked through the links provided below and their presence on
SCOPUS website too:
Ÿ Universal Journal of Educational Research (SCOPUS)
Ÿ Linguistics and Literature Studies (SCOPUS)
Ÿ Mathematics and Statistics (SCOPUS)
Ÿ Civil Engineering and Architecture (SCOPUS)
Ÿ Universal Journal of Electrical and Electronic Engineering (SCOPUS)
Ÿ Universal Journal of Mechanical Engineering (SCOPUS)
Ÿ Academy of Strategic Management Journal (Print ISSN: 1544-1458;
   Online ISSN: 1939-6104)- SCOPUS-indexed
Ÿ Journal of Management Information and Decision Sciences(Print
   ISSN: 1524-7252; Online ISSN: 1532-5806) Scopus-indexed
Ÿ Journal of Legal, Ethical and Regulatory Issues (Print ISSN: 1544-
   0036; Online ISSN: 1544-0044) Scopus-indexed
Ÿ Academy of Accounting and Financial Studies Journal (Print ISSN:
   1096-3685; Online ISSN: 1528-2635) Scopus-indexed
Ÿ Journal of International Business Research (Print ISSN: 1544-0222;
   Online ISSN: 1544-0230) Scopus-indexed

Best Blog Pick:
(Source: https://authorservices.taylorandfrancis.com/phd-conferences/Alessandra Bassey- PhD candidate at King’s College London).
While for some attending a conference means getting a             4.Innovative ideas
break from research, for most researchers it means leaving        Conferences are places where many academics and
the library or the lab and wasting precious time on an            researchers ‘test’ their ideas, put them out there for the
activity that appears to have little to no impact on one's        audience, in order to receive critical responses. This means
work. PhD research / Post-doctoral Research or Routine            that you’ll get to hear groundbreaking ideas, discoveries
research activities can be extremely demanding                    and theories on a subject, which you’re unlikely to find in
anddepending on your subject, quite isolating. Attending          an existing publication.
events where you merely listen to other people's speeches –       5.Practical advice
which you may or may not understand or agree with, does           Some conferences, like the LAHP summer camp, don’t just
not always seem to be the best time management strategy.          offer discussions about new (and sometimes abstract)
Think again!                                                      ideas, but they also offer practical advice on more hands-on
I used to almost completely refrain from going to                 issues such as getting your research published, or on
conferences, as I did not feel like they would have an            audience engagement and impact.
immediate impact on my work. To me, conferences were              6.Workshops
venues for established scholars and researchers to flaunt          Conferences. like the LAHP one, often offer practical
their ideas. It was only after the London Arts and                advice which is then followed by practical workshops.
Humanities Partnership (LAHP) summer camp that I                  These are really useful as you get to test out the new
realized how vital it is to attend conferences and other          information and ideas that you’ve been offered with your
extracurricular activities related to your field. During the       peers in an environment where you can freely and
one-week camp I came up with so many reasons why                  informally ask any questions you might have.
conferences are extremely vital for your research, so I've        7.Overcome fears
selected the seven most important ones and listed them            Over the course of the LAHP summer camp, I have come to
below for you:                                                    realise that established scholars as well as early career
1.Meet peers                                                      researchers have something in common: fear of talking to
At conferences you get to meet like-minded people who             new people, anxiety about presenting ideas or asking
share your passion and interest. How awesome is that?!            questions. Now this does not necessarily apply to
Many PhD students tend to spend their time at the library         everyone, but many people sometimes feel that way.
and the lab – alone, but at conferences you get to see who        Conferences are the ideal environment to overcome these
else is researching in your field, you can network and even        fears. It is important to keep in mind that we’re all here for
make new friends.                                                 the same reason. We’re all interested in the same subject
2.Meet professionals in the field                                  and we’re here to share ideas, rub minds, meet new people
Attending a conference means that you can meet more               and generate new thoughts.
advanced researchers, as well as established senior
professionals and scholars. Listening to talks and
presentations can open up new ways of thinking about a
specific topic or even give you a new idea, one that you had
previously not though about. Also, as most post-conference
events are usually informal, you can get the chance to speak
to the presenters in person, ask for their opinion and (if
you're lucky) even get their advice or contact information
for further discussions.
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