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Dear Professor Charles Wankel

My name is Sun Hyun Park (Seoul National Univ.). I am a global representative of Organization and Management Theory division of the Academy of Management. Dalhia Mani (IIM Bangalore) is my colleague, also a representative of the OMT division.

Apologies for spamming your mailbox but we wanted to bring your attention to an interesting PDW being hosted by the OMT division at the 2019 Annual meeting. The PDW is titled " Doing Organizational Research Around the World: Opportunities and Challenges". Followed by the initial success last year, the workshop is intended to include different disciplines and open to every member of the AOM in Boston. Also, the PDW is scheduled outside the AOM program, meaning that the participant is not constrained by the AOM "rule of three".

Can you pls. share this call for PDW proposal to your AOM Technology and Innovation Management (TIM) division members?  If you can post it to your list-serve, that would be really helpful.

Thank you for your help on this and I look forward to meeting in Boston!

Sun 

Sun Hyun Park,

sunpark@snu.ac.kr

Associate Professor of Strategy and International Management

Graduate School of Business, Seoul National University

sun.park@kellogg.northwestern.edu

Visiting Scholar at Kellogg School of Management, Northwestern University

(Global Hub 4310, +1 773 970 0586)

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Title: Doing Organizational Research Around the World: Opportunities and Challenges

When: August 10 (Sat) 2019, 9:00 – 12:30

Where: Boston Public Library at Copley Square, Boston

Proposal Application deadline: May 15, 2019// submit to aomomtglobal@gmail.com

The Organization & Management Theory Division is hosting a "Global PDW" again at the 2019 Annual Meeting of the Academy of Management, titled "Doing Organizational Research Around the World". The objective of the workshop is to facilitate networking and discussion around the unique challenges and opportunities of planning, implementing, and publishing high quality organizational research using international settings. The PDW is designed to be an interactive session where participants will interact with scholars that have successfully conducted organizational research using data from around the world including Africa, China, India, Israel, and Russia. The participants will also get a chance to get feedback on their own research in small group setting.

At the PDW, participants will interact with a panel of senior faculty members and Editors of the top management journals. We will discuss a range of issues in a panel discussion format and get feedback on individual research proposals in small groups, including topics such as managing access to international research settings and data; sourcing funding; issues related to internal and external validity of your research; writing and publishing research using new and understudied settings; managing the review process. The discussions will be followed by an informal lunch and further conversations.

The panelists for the workshop include:

·         Christina Ahmadjian, Hitotsubashi University

·         Brandy Aven, Carnegie Mellon University

·         Xiaowei Rose Luo, INSEAD

·         Yujin Jeong, American University

·         Anna Kim, HEC Montreal

·         Christopher Marquis, Cornell University

·         Jordon Siegel, University of Michigan

·         Tal Simons, Tilburg University

·         Andy Spicer, University of South Carolina

·         Sai Yayavaram, IIM Bangalore

·         Christopher B Yenkey, University of South Carolina

We invite you to submit a research proposal for this session. The proposal should describe unpublished and not-yet-presented original research. A proposal submission should include the following sections:

(1) Abstract: 200 to 300 words description that summarizes the overall study;

(2) Proposal: Description of your conceptual or empirical study;

(3) Supporting material: Tables, figures, and references that support the proposal.

 

Overall, the proposal should not exceed a total of 7 pages and 4000 words – 5 pages for the body which can include charts, graphs, diagrams, etc. and up to 2 pages of references. The word count includes all text in the charts, graphs, diagrams, etc. and references. The submission deadline is May 15, 2019. All proposals must be submitted to aomomtglobal@gmail.com

Decisions on submissions regarding their inclusion in the conference program will be provided by June 15, 2019. For more information regarding the PDW or to express an interest in participating, please contact Sun Hyun Park (Seoul National University), Dalhia Mani (IIM Bangalore). We look forward to meeting you in Boston!

 

Sun Hyun Park and Dalhia Mani

OMT Global Representatives