Annual Conference 2020

Dear Colleague,
Dear EURAM friend,
 
We will celebrate the 20th EURAM conference to be held 10-12 June 2020 at the Trinity Business School, Dublin, Ireland, with the theme “The Business of Now: the future starts here“.
 
More than ever, track chairs rely on the commitment and the expertise of reviewers to build an attractive and high-quality programme for the anniversary edition of EURAM’s conference.
 
EURAM would thus like to (re)invite you to register as a reviewer for the EURAM 2020 conference, no later than 31 December 2019.
 
From this link https://www.xcdsystem.com/euram/forms/index.cfm?ID=wgL9t6p you can sign up as a reviewer in less than 5 minutes. Later, track chairs will be able to match the papers with your area of expertise to guarantee a high-level evaluation.

 
Papers will be sent out for review during the month of February, with a deadline for completion on 23 February 2020.
 
We would also like to take this opportunity to inform you that the paper submission is now open via this link https://www.xcdsystem.com/euram/abstract/index.cfm?ID=kpU70eq.
 
All submitting authors will also be asked to become a reviewer prior to uploading their paper.
 
The submission deadline is set for 14 January 2020 at 2:00 pm Belgian time(check the time difference here). Additional information about the programme tracks and the submission guidelines can be found at http://www.euramonline.org/annual-conference-2020.html.
 

We look forward to receiving your reviewing registration and paper for the EURAM 2020 Conference.
 
 
Our best wishes,
 
On behalf of the Local Organising Committee 

Dear EURAM members and friends,

Join us in Dublin 10-12th of June 2020 for the 20th Anniversary of the EURAM conference!

With our theme The Business of Now: the future starts here, we invite you to participate in the debate about how to respond to the immediacy required by business and society.

In the 21st century environment, university business research has been very effective in highlighting the issues that need to be addressed by management ranging from disruptive technologies; to potential environmental catastrophe; to social inclusion; to ethical business and ultimately to the stainability of free markets and their ability to deliver the social and economic goals that were assumed integral to the liberal capitalist system of the last Century. Business researchers have a key role to play here as managers turn to them both for thought leadership and for the latest research findings to guide leaders to make timely decisions to overcome these challenges facing business and society.

To this end, we are in the ‘Business of Now’ responding to the immediacy required by business and society. We need to help solve the managerial tension between the present and future. Indeed, the Business of Now is a request from future generations to help guide the managers and leaders of today to: address climate change before it is too late; to be able to turn the futuristic visions of markets and new technologies into practical options for the business of today which will provide a platform for the future which best serves society; to make decisions today that will not just respond to market forces but shape them so that they serve business and society in a more inclusive and sustaining manner; and ultimately to provide the template for business serving intergenerational stakeholders where managers create, rather than plunder the wealth and opportunities of future generations.

So we are at a pivotal point in our history in terms of needing to make urgent decisions to safeguard the environment. We also need to set a blueprint for business management that will enable society to benefit from technological progress and free markets. In keeping with earlier conference themes concerned with the relevance of research for business, the EURAM 2020 conference seeks to propel, nurture and disseminate research which addresses the Business of Now!
It is timely that we are addressing an inter-generational research topic in 2020 when EURAM is celebrating its 20th anniversary and so nearly embracing a full generation of management scholars. So join us in Trinity Business School’s new state of the art building on Trinity College Dublin’s 400 year old stunning campus, at the centre of the vibrant European City of Dublin.

The more detailed programme will be posted on our website in due time.

To submit your full paper to EURAM 2020:  

I. Explore the tracks sponsored by one of the 14 EURAM Strategic Interest Groups (SIGs) or by the 2020 Local Organising Committee and choose the topic and community that correspond best to your research.
 
II. Please respect the deadlines, especially the paper submission deadline: 14 January 2020 - 2 pm Belgian time.
 
III. Please, comply with the authors’ guidelines. 
 
I. Explore our SIGs and tracks (for more detail click on the SIG title)
For newcomers to our community: Our 14 SIGs are the building blocks of EURAM. SIG Chairs and Officers nurture communities of scholars who are engaged in specific research areas. There are three types of Tracks. General Tracks are the overarching tracks of the SIGs. Standing tracks are ongoing conversations that you can join, and which will continue within a SIG for a number of years. Finally, every year there are Tracks that are selected in a competitive submission and review process (they may become standing tracks in the future if they prove to be of continued interest). Each SIG General Track invites contributions from all areas related to the SIG specific research area but which are not explicitly covered by other tracks within the SIG.

 
SIGs:

1. Business for Society- B4S
2. Corporate Governance - COGO
3. Entrepreneurship - ENT
4. Family Business Research - FABR
5. Gender, Race and Diversity in Organisations - GRDO
6. Innovation - INNO
7. International Management - IM
8. Managing Sport - SPORT
9. Organisational Behaviour - OB
10. Project Organising - PO
11. Public and Non-Profit Management – PM&NPM
12. Research Methods and Research Practice - RM&RP
13. Strategic Management - SM
14. General Conference Track – GENERAL

SIG01 - Business for Society - B4S

SIG02 - Corporate Governance - COGO

SIG03 - Entrepreneurship - ENT

SIG04 - Family Business Research - FABR

SIG05 - Gender, Race and Diversity in Organisations - GRDO

SIG06 - Innovation - INNO

SIG07 - International Management - IM

SIG08 - Managing Sport - SPORT

SIG09 - Organisational Behaviour - OB

SIG10 - Project Organising - PO

SIG11 - Public and Non-Profit Management – PM&NPM

SIG12 - Research Methods and Research Practice - RM&RP

SIG13 - Strategic Management - SM

SIG14 - General Conference Track

GT14_00 - Conference General Track
T14_01 - Empowering Business Transformation – Digital Innovations for Sustainable Changes in Organizations and Societies
T14_02 - Pedagogical Innovation and Research in Management Education
T14_03 - Towards Climate Resilience: Can We “Talk the Walk” and “Walk the Talk” Over Climate Change Targets?    


II. Deadline
Please respect the deadlines, especially the paper submission deadline: 14 January 2020 - 2 pm Belgian time.

III. Authors’ Guidelines
To ensure that it is possible to publish your paper in the proceedings it is essential that all authors strictly follow the guidelines and formatting instructions for both preparation and submission of all papers.
Each paper will be screened to ensure compliance with EURAM’s guidelines. Papers which do not match the EURAM requirements will be desk-rejected and authors will not have the opportunity to submit an updated version.
Please read below instructions carefully prior to submitting and remember to select at least one of the Sustainable Development Goals your research addresses (UN SDGs):

Please read the instructions carefully prior to submitting:

1. Each paper can only be submitted to ONE track.
2. Submitted papers must NOT have been previously published and if under review, must NOT appear in print before the EURAM 2020 Conference.
3. To facilitate the blind review process, remove ALL authors identifying information, including acknowledgements from the text, and document/file properties. (Any submissions with author information will be automatically DELETED; author information and acknowledgements are to be included in a SEPARATE document).
4. The abstract should not exceed 400 words and should be included both in the PDF and the submission form.
5. Include 3 keywords in the submission form. A maximum of 6 keywords is allowed.
6. The entire paper (title page, abstract, main text, figures, tables, references, etc.) must be in ONE anonymised document created in PDF format.
7. The maximum length of the paper is 40 pages (including ALL tables, appendices and references). The minimum length of the paper is 10 pages. The paper format should follow the European Management Review Style Guide.
8. Use Times New Roman 12-pitch font, double spaced, and 1-inch (2.5 cm) margin all around.
9. Number all the pages of the paper.
10. No changes in the paper title, abstract, authorship, track and actual paper can occur AFTER the submission deadline.
11. Check that the PDF File of your paper prints correctly and ensure that the file is virus-free. Submissions will be done on-line on the EURAM 2020 submission system https://www.xcdsystem.com/euram/abstract/index.cfm?ID=kpU70eq
12. Only submissions in English shall be accepted for review.
13. In case of acceptance, the author or one of the co-authors should be available to present the paper at the conference. A presenting author * can only present one paper at the conference.
14. If you submit a paper, you agree to review at least two papers for EURAM 2020 in the track you have submitted your paper to.

* ONE PRESENTING AUTHOR PER PAPER SUBMISSION
Each individual is limited to one personal appearance on the programme as a presenting author. This policy precludes acceptance of papers for more than one presentation. In other words, an author can submit and present only one paper. However, a presenter can always be a non-presenting co-author on additional papers.

 

Andrew Burke
EURAM 2020 Conference Chair
Trinity Business School
Trinity College Dublin