11 to 13 May 2010
Dhaka, Bangladesh
Theme: Empowerment through knowledge transfer and
progress through knowledge sharing.
The objective of the conference is to include
research and academic scholars and practitioners
from all over the world to share knowledge.
Enquiries: info@kglobal.org
Web address:
http://ocs.sfu.ca/kglobal/index.php/conf2010/2010dhaka
Sponsored by: Knowledge Globalization Institute,
Suffolk University, North South University
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