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Hello!

Just a reminder that the submission deadline for the research round-table segment of our second annual PDW on Social Movements, Stakeholders, and Non-market Strategy is fast approaching - July 1, 2016. Please feel free to forward this announcement on to any colleagues and/or students who may benefit.

Those interested should submit a 1-2 page description of a new research idea or current research problem to be explored with the discussants and other participants. In your submission, please include your name, title, school affiliation, and your top three table choices (listed below). 

Submissions should be emailed to Jocelyn Leitzinger and Brayden King at MovementsandMarkets@gmail.com by July 1, 2016. Any questions can be directed to this email address, as well. 

If you would like to attend the research presentations and panel speaker session, and/or the networking event, no submission or registration is necessary.

This PDW is part of the Beyond Markets Series - more information can be found at the end of this email.

Thanks and we hope to see you there!

Best wishes,

Jocelyn Leitzinger & Brayden King

Social Movements, Stakeholders, and Non-market Strategy (13344)

Sponsors: OMT, SIM, BPS, PNP
Time: Saturday, Aug 6 2016 11:15AM - 2:15PM
Place: Anaheim Marriott in Northwest Marquis Ballroom

The realms of civil society, markets, and the state are inherently entangled – offering both interesting and important implications and opportunities for management research. To explore these interactions, we are convening a diverse array of scholars for an interactive professional development workshop, bridging the research domains of social movement theory, stakeholder theory, non-market strategy, and organizational theory. Our goal is to further the inter-disciplinary discussion started at the 2015 Academy Meeting as we continue to build a community of scholars interested in the interactions of social movements and firms within their broader environmental contexts.

The PDW will consist of three segments. In the first, we will hear a series of five minute research sketches highlighting the latest ongoing research at the intersection of social movements, stakeholders, and non-market strategy. Afterwards, a panel of senior scholars will offer their insight into opportunities for furthering research in this space - followed by a question and answer session. In the second segment, we will take some time to network - allowing participants to make connections among themselves and with the PDW's speakers, presenters, and discussants. The final segment will feature research round-tables, where participants will receive feedback from leading scholars, and fellow participants, on new research ideas or issues faced with current projects. 

Our goal is that participants leave the PDW with ideas for improving their research projects, connections to other scholars with similar interests, and resources for further exploring the various theoretical approaches to investigating social movements and markets. We hope that you will join us.

Participation is open for the research presentations/speaker panel and the networking event. Pre-registration is required for the research round-table segment of this PDW. To apply for the research round-table, please submit a 1-2 page description of your research idea or problem to Jocelyn Leitzinger and Brayden King at MovementsandMarkets@gmail.com by July 1, 2016. 

At the beginning of your submission, please include your name, title, and school affiliation, and list your top three table preferences. To ensure enough discussion time for each participant, there will be a limited number of positions available. We will be selecting participants based on quality of the submission, and will make efforts to maximize diversity of participants.

Organizers
Jocelyn Leitzinger, University of Michigan

Brayden King, Northwestern University

Panel Speakers
Jonathan Doh, Villanova University
Jo-Ellen Pozner, Santa Clara University
Mike Toffel, Harvard University
Edward Walker, University of California, Los Angeles

Presenters

Mario Aquino Alves, Fundacao Getulio Vargas

Forrest Briscoe, Pennsylvania State University

Cyrus Dioun, University of California, Berkeley

Sunasir Dutta, Stanford University

Marcus Vinícius Peinado Gomes, FGV-EAESP

Brayden King, Northwestern University

Jocelyn Leitzinger, University of Michigan

Hayagreeva Rao, Stanford University

Sean Safford, The University of Chicago

Ion Bogdan Vasi, University of Iowa

Round-table Discussants
1. Social Movements and Organizational Theory
Lori Quingyuan Yue, University of Southern California
Jo-Ellen Pozner, Santa Clara University

2. Social Movements and Stakeholder Theory

Michael Barnett, Rutgers University

Brayden King, Northwestern University

3. Social Movements and Corporate Political Activity
Shon Hiatt, University of Southern California
Edward Walker, University of California, Los Angeles

4. Social Movements and Non-market Strategy

Timothy Werner, The University of Texas at Austin
Thomas Lyon, University of Michigan

5. Social Movements Internal to Organizations

Forrest Briscoe, Pennsylvania State University

Kate Kellogg, Massachusetts Institute of Technology

6. Recent Social Movements (Occupy, 350, etc.)

Rodolphe Durand, HEC Paris

Ion Bogdan Vasi, University of Iowa

7. Social Movements and Entrepreneurship
Jeffrey York, University of Colorado, Boulder
Desiree Pacheco, Portland State University

8. Activist Organizing and Its Consequences

Ed Carberry, University of Massachusetts, Boston

Mary-Hunter McDonnell, University of Pennsylvania

The Beyond Markets Series

The Beyond Markets Series offers three PDWs examining the interactions of firms and non-market actors - members of civil society and the state. Providing resources for both research and teaching, the PDWs cover a broad range of topics that include stakeholders, social movements, alternative economic systems, and business collective action. The three PDWs conclude with a networking social for a chance to meet and mingle with the day's participants - we hope to see you there!

Business Collective Action in the 21st Century #13102
Sean Buchanan, Jochem Kroezen, Lærke Højgaard Christiansen, & Jose Carlos Marques
8:00 - 11:00, Marriott Marquis Northwest Ballroom
Part one of the "Beyond Markets" PDW series addresses the topic of business collective action-the collaboration of private sector organizations to achieve common objectives. The PDW's aim is to grow a research community of scholars interested in this understudied phenomenon. It provides a forum to learn about ongoing research on business collective action, to interact with experts in the area, and to receive high quality feedback on research ideas. For more information, visit http://pd.aom.org/2016/Session_Details.asp?print=true&SubmissionID=13102

Social Movements, Stakeholders, and Non-Market Strategy #13344
Jocelyn Leitzinger & Brayden King
11:15 - 2:15, Marriott Marquis Northwest Ballroom
The second PDW in the series aims to create a research community on activism and markets, bringing together scholars from social movements, stakeholder theory, and non-market strategy traditions. The session consists of a round of short research presentations and a senior scholar research panel, research feedback round-tables, and time for networking. For more information, including how to register for the round-table portion of the PDW, visit http://pd.aom.org/2016/Session_Details.asp?print=true&SubmissionID=13344

Creating Alternative Economic Futures through Teaching #13397
Tracy A. Thompson, Jill M. Purdy, Jerry Davis, & Paul Adler
3:00 - 4:30, Marriott Platinum Ballroom 1
Part three of the Beyond Markets Series focuses on our role as educators. "Creating Alternative Economic Futures through Teaching" provides a forum to share and develop content for existing classes, syllabi, and examples of degree programs, certificates and other student-oriented experiences which encourage students to envision and enact more democratic and inclusive organizational goals, forms and institutional contexts. To register and to find more information, visit http://pd.aom.org/2016/Session_Details.asp?print=true&SubmissionID=13397