Purpose: Labs are workshops which are run jointly by academics and practitioners. The role of the labs is to discuss some specific topic which is relevant for researchers and practitioners. Each Lab is 90 minutes.
Location: HT-102, HT-103, HT-104
First Session: 19 June, 14:00 – 15:30
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LAB1: Writing Journal Papers
Location: HT-105
Organisers: Jason D. Shaw, Editor of AMJ and Yehuda Baruch, EURAM VP of Research
Short Description: How to write papers with the aim of being accepted by leading journals.
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LAB2: Research in Action – Accelerating Knowledge Creation
Location: HT-103
Organiser: Eythor Ivar Jonsson, Conference Chair 2018
Short Description: How to do make research an action in organisations in effort to create knowledge and learning as a dynamic capability.
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LAB3: Nationalism & National Identities for Research
Location: HT-104
Organiser: Hamid Kazeroony, Professor and SIG chair for Gender, Race and Diversity in Organisations
Short Description: How to explore the impact of rising nationalism, protectionism and immigration rights on organisations.
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Second Session: 19 June, 16:00 – 17:30
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LAB5: Bridging Research and Journalism
Location: HT-102
Organiser: Stefan Güldenberg, Professor at University of Liechtenstein
Short Description: How to translate management research into articles and features which are interesting for media and general public.
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LAB6: Management Education going forward
Location: HT-103
Organiser: Ingi Runar Edvardsson, President of the Business School at University of Iceland
Short Description: How to develop management education in tomorrow’s business schools.
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LAB7: Abduction: Implications for Management and Organizational Research
Location: HT-104
Organiser: Marlys Christianson, Associate Professor at Rotman, University of Toronto.
Short Description: How an abductive approach can be used to generate discoveries and insight in qualitative and quantitative research.
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