The Social Issues in Management Research Incubator at the AOM conference is your chance to get expert feedback on your early-stage research project and paper ideas from your peers and to hear about the cutting edge research in your field. You only need to submit a short proposal - just one or two pages - before the deadline of next Monday 9th June. That's it. You just need a good idea, and be willing to share it and give feedback on your peers' proposals during the workshop. It will take place on Saturday, August 2, 2014, from 2:15pm to 4.15pm in the Loews Philadelphia Hotel.
We have ten hot research topics for you to choose from, with topic leaders including Mike Barnett, Irene Henriques, Linda Trevino, Gary Weaver, Charlene Zeitsma, and many more. So go ahead and get thinking about your next research project today!
Details below and in the attachment. Remember - we need your short proposals by Monday 9th June.
Look forward to hearing from you!
Andy Crane
Mike Brown
SIM Research Incubator Co-Chairs
(See attached file: Incubator Announcement.docx)
Social Issues in Management Research Incubator
Do you have a great research idea but want feedback on how best to refine it into an impactful project? Are you at the project design stage and looking for advice on how to build in a clear theoretical contribution? Are you looking for a reality check on your planned methodology? Do you want to meet other scholars in your field of research and exchange ideas about hot new research projects? The SIM Research Incubator provides an opportunity to meet, discuss and get expert feedback on early ideas for research projects in the social issues in management field. We have identified 10 highly active, hot, or high potential research topic areas in the SIM domain and selected one established scholar to lead each of the areas. We want you to submit your research ideas (1-2 pages maximum) for new research projects or papers in that area. We will then select the best ideas to participate in the workshop and to share with the other selected participants. The idea is to exchange ideas, get feedback, and identify possible collaborations with others. The ten research topics and topic leaders are: 1. Business and poverty alleviation: Ana-Maria Peredo, University of Victoria 2. Communication and CSR: Mette Morsing, Copenhagen Business School 3. Contingency approaches to the business case for CSR: Mike Barnett, Rutgers University 4. Developing stakeholder theory: Robert Phillips, University of Richmond 5. Ethical leadership: Linda Trevino, Pennsylvania State University 6. Institutional theory and social change: Charlene Zietsma, York University 7. Moral intuition and ethical behavior in organizations: Gary Weaver, University of Delaware 8. New sociological perspectives for CSR research: Jean-Pascal Gond, City University, London 9. Quantitative analysis of social issues in management: Irene Henriques, York University 10. Researching ethical work climates: Anke Arnaud, Embry Riddle Aeronautical U. During the session, the topic leader will present some ideas of what they think the exciting new research topics are in the specified area. Then the topic leader and the other participants will provide feedback on each of the ideas submitted beforehand. The incubator will conclude with a brief plenary summarizing the best new ideas or exciting opportunities for new research from each topic area. To maximize the quality of the sessions, we will only accept a maximum of 5 participants for each topic, so be sure to send us your best new ideas. Your proposal should be 1-2 pages in length and should specifying your preferred topic area. Multiple submissions are encouraged but only one proposal per participant will be accepted in the workshop. We will send acceptances by July 9, 2014. Please send your proposals by June 9, 2014 to CSR@schulich.yorku.ca The workshop is provisionally scheduled for Saturday, August 2, 2014, from 2:15pm to 4.15pm in the Loews Philadelphia Hotel. If you have any questions, please contact the organizers: Andrew Crane, York University: acrane@schulich.yorku.ca Michael Brown, Pennsylvania State University: meb239@psu.edu We look forward to receiving your manuscripts and seeing you in Philadelphia! Andrew Crane
George R. Gardiner Professor of Business Ethics
Director,
Centre of Excellence in Responsible Business Schulich School of Business, Room N212,
York University, 4700 Keele Street, Toronto,
Ontario M3J 1P3
Canada
Tel: (416) 736-2100 ext 30190 Fax: (416) 736-5762
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