The purpose of this workshop will be to focus on these social consequences of major epidemics – the influenza epidemic of 100 years ago and others. We wish to address questions such as: What types of social groups were more and which less, affected by the epidemic? What are the most important...

For IWOT 21 we particularly welcome papers on the following themes: - Creating knowledge through team work; - Team working in knowledge-intensive organizations; - Team working in industry;

The purpose of the workshop is to stimulate discussion among Ph.D. students and scholars within the area of interorganisational research. The workshop provides an excellent opportunity for the participants to present and discuss their research papers in a constructive and supporting environment....

“Interactions” is the theme of the conference. We welcome papers addressing a variety of operations management topics and in particular those that fit under the Special Sessions. - Managing industry-academic collaboration in operations management - Redistributed manufacturing - Operations...

The EurOMA Doctoral Seminar provides PhD students with a forum to present and discuss their research, and an opportunity to get feedback from and exchange comments with fellow PhD students and established researchers in Operations Management.

Conference streams: 1. Diffusion of Ideas 2. Towards a European Social Policy? 3. Globalization and Social Policy 4. On the Interrelationship of Environmental, Social, and Economic Sustainability 5. Comparative Methodology- Reforms of Social Security Programs as Case 6. Welfare Funding 6a)...

The Population and Poverty Research Network (PopPov) is a group of academic researchers and funders from around the globe interested in how population dynamics affect economic outcomes. The conference scientific program steering committee invites paper submissions that address important issues...

We propose that the EGOS 2006 general theme be devoted to studying how different forms of organizing interact in shaping contemporary society and how society shapes organizing in turn. The research implications are far reaching, involving all traditions of the social sciences and the humanities.