SPECIAL ISSUE
SCOS Update November
02/11, 2015 |
Hello Scossers!
Look at that lovely dreich weather outside the door. The water streams down the window in rivulets reflecting the lamps of the offices in sheets of sparkling light. Where we are all working very hard and not being distracted by the weather at all! Four significant items for you in today's member's digest.
1) Culture & Organization CfP: Professor Heather Höpfl, 1948-2014: Eine Gedenkschrift
2) Creating ethical and inclusive spaces in CMS
3) GWO Stream Women & High-growth entrepreneurship (deadline extended to 10th November)
4) AHRC PhD Funding Midlands3Cities Doctoral Training Partnership 2016
Best Wishes ☔
LauraRead more…
Look at that lovely dreich weather outside the door. The water streams down the window in rivulets reflecting the lamps of the offices in sheets of sparkling light. Where we are all working very hard and not being distracted by the weather at all! Four significant items for you in today's member's digest.
1) Culture & Organization CfP: Professor Heather Höpfl, 1948-2014: Eine Gedenkschrift
2) Creating ethical and inclusive spaces in CMS
3) GWO Stream Women & High-growth entrepreneurship (deadline extended to 10th November)
4) AHRC PhD Funding Midlands3Cities Doctoral Training Partnership 2016
Best Wishes ☔
LauraRead more…
SCOS Update, June
30/06, 2013 |
We have three thrilling items for you this week:
1) A call for proposals for special issues of Culture and Organization (please see item 1 below and the corresponding 3 attachments, for your information).
2) Panel Session: Can institutional theory be critical? Exploring connections between CMS and Institutional Theory, as part of the up-coming CMS conference in Manchester.
3) A workshop: After Method in Organization Studies, a full day seminar on October 21st at the Stockholm University School of Business, Sweden.Read more…
1) A call for proposals for special issues of Culture and Organization (please see item 1 below and the corresponding 3 attachments, for your information).
2) Panel Session: Can institutional theory be critical? Exploring connections between CMS and Institutional Theory, as part of the up-coming CMS conference in Manchester.
3) A workshop: After Method in Organization Studies, a full day seminar on October 21st at the Stockholm University School of Business, Sweden.Read more…
SCOS Update: April, part II
19/04, 2012 |
Three more items for April:
1) 20 PhD scholarships across a range of subjects offered at The University of the West of England.
2) From Greed to Sustainability? The Corporation in an Era of Responsibility
3) Call for Papers – Special issue of Organization, Sexuality and Organizational Analysis: 30 years on
Read more…
1) 20 PhD scholarships across a range of subjects offered at The University of the West of England.
2) From Greed to Sustainability? The Corporation in an Era of Responsibility
3) Call for Papers – Special issue of Organization, Sexuality and Organizational Analysis: 30 years on
Read more…
SCOS Update: March
14/03, 2012 |
Three items in March:
1) Invitation to the 2nd International Health at Work Workshop 19-20 April, 2012, Stockholm University School of Business, Sweden – Professor Gibson Burrell, University of Leicester School of Management and Dr Karen Dale, Lancaster University Management School will join the workshop and speak on the topic of “Organizational health and un/wellness”.
2) Two PhD bursaries in the Department of Management at the University of Bristol, UK
3) International Journal of Work, Organisation and Emotion – 2nd call for special issue: sensually exploring culture and affect at workRead more…
1) Invitation to the 2nd International Health at Work Workshop 19-20 April, 2012, Stockholm University School of Business, Sweden – Professor Gibson Burrell, University of Leicester School of Management and Dr Karen Dale, Lancaster University Management School will join the workshop and speak on the topic of “Organizational health and un/wellness”.
2) Two PhD bursaries in the Department of Management at the University of Bristol, UK
3) International Journal of Work, Organisation and Emotion – 2nd call for special issue: sensually exploring culture and affect at workRead more…