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2014 Southwest Academy of Management

  • 1.  2014 Southwest Academy of Management

    Posted 02-22-2014 12:50

    With apologies for cross posting

     

    Reminder:  Early registration ends today, Feb 22 (5pm CST, USA) open  after which onsite registration is available

     

    41st Annual Conference SOUTHWEST ACADEMY OF MANAGEMENT

    (In conjunction with the Federation of Business Disciplines)

    Dallas, Texas March 11-15, 2014

     

     

    Management for a Sustainable Future

     

    The Southwest Academy of Management is pleased to invite you to attend the 41st annual conference in the "Big D" - Dallas, Texas.  The theme of the conference is "Management for a Sustainable Future".  We have a wonderful program http://www.swamfbd.org/AnnualConference.html  with scholarly contributions in the form of papers, symposia, panels and workshops to advance our understanding of the role of management in building a sustainable future.

     

    The greatest challenge of our times is to enable a sustainable future where the quality of life is enhanced, where harmony and equity exists among all stakeholders, where the relationship between business, society and the planet  is mutually reinforcing, and where business value does not exist at the cost of societal or environmental well-being. What can management scholarship do to arrive at such a sustainable future? What theoretical insights can we leverage to design better operations, products, and services? Can we envision a different purpose that looks beyond financial profit to include social value and environmental performance? What theories and practices serve or hinder our striving toward this goal? How can we overcome current shortcomings in management thought and action? What (if any) are the possible limitations of such an approach? What fundamental tensions or conflicts may likely arise and why? How can management educators, entrepreneurs and practitioners contribute towards a sustainable future?  Join us in Dallas to spend a stimulating and thought provoking time  exploring these questions and more!

     

    The Southwest Academy of Management is affiliated with the Academy of Management as well as the Journal of Business Strategies.

     

    Sessions are organized in the following tracks:

     

    Entrepreneurship, Small Business and Innovation

    Organizational Theory, Strategy and International Business

    Organizational Behavior and Leadership

    Human Resources, Careers and Diversity

    Hospitality, Health Care and Operations Management

    Social Issues, Ethics and Corporate Social Responsibility

    Organizational Development and Conflict Management

    Management Education and General Management

    Innovative Teaching Workshops

    Professional Development Workshops

    Research Pipeline

     

    Register today before 5pm CST https://www.fbdonline.org/register_conf.php  

     

    For more information please contact:

     

    Manjula Salimath

    Program Chair

    Southwest Academy of Management

    Email: Manjula.Salimath@unt.edu