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CfP JOCM: ORGANIZATIONAL CHANGE, SOCIAL VIABILITY AND PERFORMANCE

  • 1.  CfP JOCM: ORGANIZATIONAL CHANGE, SOCIAL VIABILITY AND PERFORMANCE

    Posted 02-05-2013 04:29
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    Dear colleagues,

    I would like to draw your attention to a Special Issue on

    ORGANIZATIONAL CHANGE, SOCIAL VIABILITY AND PERFORMANCE
    Models, constructs and empirical advances in M&A research
    Journal of Organizational Change Management

    Guest Editors:
    Daniel Dauber, University of Warwick
    Rosa Caiazza, Parthenope University of Naples

    For full details please visit:

    Manuscripts submitted to this issue should aim at identifying, advancing and synthesizing knowledge about organizational change and the social viability of M&As from different disciplines. We therefore invite papers that relate to at least one of the following broader topics:

    - Impact of different facets of acculturation/integration on success of organizational change

    - Approaches to/constructs of measuring performance of organizational change: Strategic vs. financial vs. operative goals

    - Empirical case studies on mergers and acquisitions applying a methodology, which accounts for multiple perspectives in such change processes, e.g. acquirer vs. target

    - Cultural hybridization processes

    - Individual strategies to cope with psychological stress caused by mergers and acquisitions

    - Subversive behavior / open resistance in change processes by employees, middle managers and/or top managers

    - Management of hostility in change processes

    - Management of cultural diversity and social complexity in change processes

    - Impact of institutional factors on M&As; role of intra-organizational political power and legitimacy in M&As

    - Organizational paradigm shifts in M&As

    - Papers developing a configuration model or a meta-theory of corporate change in M&As

    - Empirical or theoretical papers dealing with perceived paradoxes and the role of organizational intelligences in change processes.

    - Shifts in organizational communication/discourse and use of language in M&As

    The Guest Editors particularly encourage submissions of empirical and conceptual/theoretical nature, which apply an interdisciplinary approach and/or use a less researched context (country, acquisition, etc.). Thus, also studies incorporating a sound and well-founded mixed-method design are welcome.

    Abstract submission: 31st June, 2013
    Full Paper submission: 1st September, 2013

    If you have any questions please contact me at d.dauber@warwick.ac.uk.

    Best regards,

    Daniel Dauber

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    Daniel Dauber, Dr.
    Research papers available at: http://ssrn.com/author=1588580


    Recent papers:
    Daniel Dauber, (2012) "Opposing positions in M&A research: culture, integration and performance", Cross Cultural Management: An International Journal, 19(3), pp.375 - 398 (download)

    TOP 5 SageOpen Paper (free accessible):
    Dauber, D., Fink G., Yolles, M. A., Configuration Model of Organizational Culture, SAGE Open, published online 22 March 2012


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    University profile: http://www2.warwick.ac.uk/fac/soc/al/staff/teaching/dauber