The Swiss School of Business and Management Geneva (SSBM Geneva), in collaboration with the University of Applied Sciences in Security and Safety and the Paris School of Management, invites researchers, academics, policymakers, and industry professionals to submit their proposals for the International Conference on Business and Integral Security (IBIS 2026).
With the submission deadline fast approaching, contributors are reminded that proposal papers must be submitted by the 1st of July 2026.
Taking place online on 19–20 November 2026, IBIS 2026 will focus on the theme: “Energy Security & Global Stability: Strategic Leadership in an Era of Disruption.”
The conference will explore the increasingly important relationship between energy security, international stability, and business resilience amid geopolitical tensions, technological transformation, and climate transition. Recent disruptions to critical energy routes have highlighted the profound effects of regional instability on global supply chains, inflation, financial markets, consumer prices, and strategic decision-making.
IBIS 2026 aims to bring together thought leaders, scholars, security experts, and business practitioners to discuss how governments and organizations can respond to energy shocks, strengthen international cooperation, safeguard critical infrastructure, and foster more resilient and sustainable economies.
IBIS 2026 will welcome contributions from diverse disciplines, including:
The conference will provide an interactive environment for exchanging knowledge, sharing best practices, and building international collaborations that contribute to sustainable development and global stability.
This is the final call for paper proposals. Authors interested in presenting their research at IBIS 2026 are encouraged to complete their submissions before 1st of July 2026.
By 1st of July 2026, authors should submit a one-to-two-page proposal for their papers, including the title, a short description of the topic(s) to be addressed, the approach that will be taken, and a survey of existing actuarial literature on the subject.
Proposals, along with authors’ contact information, should be submitted via e-mail to the SSBM at ibis@ssbm.ch, with “IBIS2026 Call for Papers” in the subject line.
Conference Dates: 19–20 November 2026
Format: Online
Time: 09:00–17:00 CET
Join leading experts and researchers from around the world in shaping the future of energy security, business resilience, and sustainable development.
Submit your proposal and become part of the global conversation at IBIS 2026.