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CfP for Special Issue IBR: Looking back to look forward. Disruption, Innovation and Future Trends in IHRM

Guest Editors

  • Elaine Farndale (The Pennsylvania State University, USA)
  • Sven Horak (St. John’s University, USA)
  • Rakoon Piyanontalee (The Pennsylvania State University, USA)
  • Maja Vidović (RIT Croatia, Croatia)

Key Themes and Research Questions for the Special Issue

To help lay the groundwork for future IHRM research, this special issue seeks submissions that
address the challenges of the past decade as well as projecting how these might stimulate
understanding for future IHRM research. We invite papers that expand theory and empirical
evidence on the following and related research questions:

  • Is deglobalization a ‘thing’ in international HRM either now or in the future?
  • What has the last decade taught us about ethics and corporate social responsibility in
    the globalization of work?
  • What responses are we observing in IHRM to ongoing crises, uncertainty, and risk in
    many countries globally?
  • What roles do digitalization and technological disruption play in IHRM?
  • How have national institutional and/or cultural environments pertaining to HRM changed
    over the last decade and how might they continue to evolve?
  • How has the study of HRM in emerging markets advanced from the early research in
    these markets a decade ago?
  • How are multinational corporations approaching strategic IHRM in an increasingly
    uncertain global environment?
  • How has the turbulence of the last decade affected expatriate management and global
    careers and what does this mean for the future?
  • What might IHRM look like in a post-pandemic world?
  • Has the volatility of the last decade helped or hindered our understanding of diversity,
    equity, and inclusion practices in different national settings?
  • Is global talent management a thing of the past as nations become more inward-looking
    and virtual work more the norm?
  • What roles has global leadership played in guiding the IHRM landscape over the last
    decade and what might these roles look like for the future?
  • What is IHRM’s role concerning Environmental, Social, and Governance (ESG)
    investment?
  • Has increased environmental uncertainty promoted or reduced the organizational focus
    on high-performance work systems in different national settings?
  • What has the last decade taught us about the aging population and generational
    challenges in different national settings?

Full manuscript submission deadline: 01 October 2022.
To help authors develop and improve their papers, the editors will organize a manuscript
development workshop during the 5th Global Conference on International Human Resource
Management, held on 19-21 May 2022.
View the complete CfP here.

Registration now open & CfP: International Conference in Vienna on Green HRM and Sustainable Behavior: New Developments and Challenges

This international conference hosted by the Vienna University of Economics and Business (WU Vienna) and the University of Augsburg addresses new developments in and challenges for Green HRM and Sustainable Behavior in and of organizations. Since the research field of Green HRM and Sustainable Organizational Behavior has grown quickly, we aim to offer an opportunity for international scholars to present and discuss recent findings of their studies. In addition, this conference marks the end of our FWF/DFG funded project on “Comparative Green HRM” led by Michael Muller-Camen and Marcus Wagner.

We welcome high quality contributions and work-in-progress submissions across research fields and theoretical backgrounds that advance our understanding of current developments and challenges (e.g. tensions and paradoxes) in the context of Green HRM and Sustainable Behaviors in the workplace. Potential areas of interest include, but are not limited to:

  • Theoretical and/or empirical contributions on recent developments and challenges in Green HRM practices and Sustainable Behavior
  • Multi-level and comparative perspectives on Green HRM practices, Sustainable Behavior and their respective antecedents and outcomes
  • Responses to challenges of Sustainable Behavior that materialize in tensions, contradictions or paradoxes of sustainability
  • Nested and multi-level paradoxes that result from the inherent complexity of sustainability in a workplace context as well as preferences, norms, and (dis-)incentives for Sustainable Workplace Behaviors
  • Mixed methods approaches for investigating Sustainable HRM/company policies, Sustainable Behaviors, and their interplay
  • Research into the process and outcomes of determining key issues and policies for Strategic Green HRM within and between companies

Conference date: Thursday, 17 March 2022 to Friday, 18 March 2022, 13:00 to 21:00 CET/6:00 to 14:00 CT  /  Venue: Online and on the Campus of WU Vienna  /  Participation is free of charge.
View the complete CfP here.
Paper submission: Deadline 16 January 2022 by using this Online form.
Registration is now open until 20 February 2022 via the Conference Website.

Scientific Committee:

  • Prof. Susan E. Jackson (Department of Human Resource Management, Rutgers – The State University of New Jersey)
  • Prof. Yuan Jiang (Harbin Institute of Technology)
  • Prof. Michael Müller-Camen (Institute for Human Resource Management, WU Vienna)
  • Prof. Pascal Paillé (NEOMA Business School)
  • Prof. Andrew Spicer (Darla Moore School of Business, University of South Carolina)
  • Prof. Shuang Ren (Deakin Business School, Deakin University)
  • Prof. Douglas Renwick (Nottingham Business School, Trent University)
  • Prof. Marcus Wagner (Faculty of Business Administration and Economics, University of Augsburg)
  • Prof. Maurizio Zollo (Department of Management and Entrepreneurship, Imperial College London)

CfP: „Sagst Du mir, wer ich bin? Praxen der Selbst- und Fremd-Identitätisierung und ihre Folgen”

Die Herausgeber_innen der Zeitschrift für Diversitätsforschung und -management (ZDfm) bitten um Einreichungen für das Jahresheft 2023. Vor dem Hintergrund oftmals polemischer Debatten um Identitätspolitiken fragen wir grundlegender nach Ambivalenzen der Identitätsherstellung und alternativen Konzeptualisierungen sozialer Differenz(ierung)en. Bspw. interessiert uns: Welche sozialen Phänomene, Probleme oder Kämpfe werden mittels identitätsbezogener Lesarten sozialer Differenzen un-/sichtbar gemacht? Welche alternativen (Management-) Ansätze gibt es, Organisationen diversitätssensibel zu gestalten, ohne dabei in ‚alte Fallen‘ einer vermeintlichen ‚Differenzblindheit‘ zu tappen? Wie können Gleichheitsziele, oder auch andere, alternativ denkbare diversitätsbezogene Ziele besser oder anders erreicht werden?

Wir laden wissenschaftliche Langbeiträge theoretisch-konzeptioneller oder empirischer Ausrichtung ein, zudem Kurzbeiträge aus Wissenschaft und Praxis: Forschungsskizzen, Positionen sowie Praxiseinblicke.

Frist zur Einreichung von Abstracts: 15. März 2022.
Hier der vollständige CfP zum Download.
Hier geht’s zur ZDfm.

CfA: International Conference on Challenges in Managing Smart Products and Services (CHIMSPAS) in Bielefeld

We cordially invite researchers and practitioners from diverse management fields as well as from other disciplines to join us for another CHIMSPAS event (25 & 26 August 2022, hybrid format). Possible contributions should be submitted as extended abstracts. Both completed research and work in progress are eligible.

An award for the most influential conference contribution will be presented during the conference.

Topics of Interest

  • Business Information Systems Engineering (e.g., establishing smart service platforms)
  • Entrepreneurship (e.g., collaboration with startups in developing smart products)
  • Human Resource Management (e.g., new skills required, new working styles or cultural norms)
  • Innovation and Technology Management (e.g., barriers to smart product adoption and diffusion, acquisition of required technologies)
  • Logistics (e.g., continuous tracking of products w.r.t. location, current condition, environment)
  • Marketing (e.g., finer customer segmentation, better after-sale service, novel pricing strategies)
  • Organization (e.g., new organizational structures to coordinate units more closely)
  • Production (e.g., predictive analytics enabling service innovation in manufacturing, industry 4.0)
  • Services Management (e.g., smart service systems)
  • Strategic Management (e.g., new business model, importance of data, open or closed system)

Conference Organizers
Nicola Bilstein, JProf., Management of Smart Products, Bielefeld University
Christian Stummer, Prof., Innovation and Technology Management, Bielefeld University

Submission Deadline: April 3, 2022.
Conference (Hybrid format): August 25–26, 2022.
View the complete Call for Abstracts here.
Find a short video on the 2019 CHIMSPAS edition here.

CfP: EGOS sub-theme / PMJ Special Issue on Imperfect Projects

At the upcoming 38th EGOS Colloquium in Vienna, Austria (7–9 July 2022), the team of Alfons van Marrewijk (Delft University of Technology/The Netherlands), Iben Sandal Stjerne (Copenhagen Business School, Denmark) and Jörg Sydow (Freie Universität Berlin/Germany), organizes a subtheme on „Learning from imperfect projects“.  View full CfP here. Please submit your short paper by 11 January 2022.

Following this event, we will compile a special issue of PMJ, titled “Between Success and Failure: Imperfect Projects as Common Practice.” View full CfP here. Please submit your full paper by 30 September 2022. You are more than welcome to join this important conversation.

CfP: Herbstworkshop der WK Pers im September 2022 in Berlin

Hiermit laden wir zur Einreichung von Aufsätzen und Kurzbeiträgen für den kommenden Herbstworkshop der Wissenschaftlichen Kommission Personal ein. Eine Vielfalt an Themen, Theorien und Methoden ist erwünscht. Neben Forschungsergebnissen können auch Projekte in einem frühen Stadium präsentiert werden (Kurzbeiträge). Entsprechend sind zwei Formen von Beiträgen möglich:

Aufsatz
Bitte reichen Sie einen vollständigen Aufsatz in Deutsch oder Englisch mit 8.000 bis 10.000 Wörtern (exklusive Literaturverzeichnis) ein.

Kurzbeitrag
Bitte reichen Sie eine ausführliche Zusammenfassung Ihres Projektes mit etwa 1.500 bis 2.000 Wörtern (exklusive Literaturverzeichnis) ein.

Bitte reichen Sie die Dateien als PDF bis Freitag, 29. April 2022 ein. Eine Rückmeldung über die Annahmeentscheidung erhalten Sie bis zum 08. Juli 2022. Details zum Einreichungsprozess werden rechtzeitig mitgeteilt.

Hier der vollständige CfP zum Download.

CfP: Employee Communication in the Digital Era: Challenges to Employment Relationships and Workplace Dynamics (EURAM 2022)

Employee communication is not only central to unlocking human talent for organizational purposes but also a worker’s right to improve their motivation and wellbeing. However, the digital era is changing the nature of jobs -well-illustrated during the COVID-19 pandemic-, which challenges organizations and management to engage people at work and motivate communication channel usage. Social technologies offer pioneering ways of eliciting voice and collaboration in information sharing that lend themselves to some sort of collective decision-making. This track aims to develop further the discussion about new forms of employee communication, voice, and their implications for traditional communication and (e)HR systems.

Track proponents: Sylvia Rohlfer, CUNEF University, Madrid, Spain; Abderrahman Hassi, Al Akhawayn University Ifrane, Morocco; Simon Jebsen, neé Fietze, University of Southern Denmark, Sønderborg, Denmark; Konstantina Tzini, CUNEF University, Madrid, Spain

Submission deadline: 11 January 2022 – 2 pm Belgian time. Paper submission system

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CfP: EGOS sub-theme Careers: Failure and Success in Changed Times

Im Rahmen von EGOS 2022 (Wien) wird ein sub-theme zum Thema „Careers: Failure and Success in Changed Times“ organisiert, ausgerichtet von Thomas M. Schneidhofer (Privatuniversität Schloss Seeburg/Österreich), Monika Hamori (IE Business School School/Spanien) und Xiao Chen (University of Prince Edward Island/Kanada).  Einreichungen von Short Papers sind bis zum 11. Januar 2022 möglich. Mehr Infos

CfP: EGOS sub-stream on organizational democracy and society

Im Rahmen von EGOS 2022 (Wien) wird ein sub-stream zum Thema „Organizational democracy and society“ organisiert, ausgerichtet von Irma Rybnikova (Hochschule Hamm-Lippstadt), Juliette Summers (University St. Andrews, UK) und Thomas Steger (Universität Regensburg). Einreichungen von ’short papers‘ sind bis zum 11.01.2022 möglich. Weitere Infos:
https://www.egos.org/jart/prj3/egos/main.jart?rel=de&reserve-mode=active&content-id=1630409885853&subtheme_id=1604725629576

CfP: Transformation Challenges, Entrepreneurial and Managerial Impact, Consequences for Business Research and Education

Special Issue on Transformation Challenges, Entrepreneurial and Managerial Impact, Consequences for Business Research and Education

Climate change, political and societal turbulence or emerging technologies challenge organizations and individuals to transformation. These developments pose enormous opportunities but also threats for organizations and individuals, who have to answer how to deal with change and how to make use of change. Dealing with and making use of change is at the heart of entrepreneurial and managerial decision making and acting. We invite research papers that put change and transformation at the core of their analysis, and/or discuss consequences for business research and education.

Papers for the Special Issue may address, for example, the following topics:

  • How do firms transform? How and why are business models adapted? How do start-ups and established companies drive successful change initiatives, and/or how are start-ups and established companies affected by change?
  • What is the role of individuals and institutions in transformation processes, e.g., customers, employees, competitors, or standard setters?
  • Which entrepreneurial and managerial instruments are most effective for transformation, which are not and why? How do organizations shape and adapt their decision-making, management, human resources and control processes as well as their value chain processes and customer relationships, and what is the role of digital technologies, e.g., artificial intelligence, within this transformation?
  • What is the impact of the increasingly complex international regulatory environment in, e.g., finance and accounting on firm performance, how does it relate to stakeholders’ demands for sustainability and resilience within organizations, and which governance structures will be needed in the future?
  • How does and should business research address change and turbulence of our time? What are new research methods and tools in this regard? What is the role of theory and how could and should the logic of business research look like?
  • What are the challenges for business, entrepreneurial, and management education? What is and could be the link between theories and research of change and (new) teaching methods?

The aim of the Special Issue is to publish new and pathbreaking work that engages with the above mentioned or related questions. We invite papers that provide new evidence and engage with salient bodies of theoretical and applied knowledge. We welcome paradigmatic, theoretical, empirical (quantitative and qualitative), and methodological contributions that speak to these aspects. All contributions should clearly address the practical and theoretical implications for business decisions and/or societal institutions.

Submission guidelines and deadlines
All manuscripts must follow the guidelines of the Schmalenbach Journal of Business Research, which are available at: http://www.springer.com/41471.
Manuscript submission for the review process should be done in the Editorial Manager of Springer at https://www.editorialmanager.com/sbur/default.aspx under the manuscript category “Special Issue Transformation”.

Submission deadline: 15 May 2022
Expected publication date: March 2023

Inquiries on the Special Issue should be sent by email to the Schmalenbach Journal of Business Research Guest Co-editors
• Marina Fiedler (marina.fiedler@uni-passau.de)
• Thomas Hutzschenreuter (th.sim@tum.de)
• Martin Klarmann (martin.klarmann@kit.edu)
• Barbara E. Weißenberger (barbara.weissenberger@hhu.de)