The symposium consists of high quality papers in the broad area of corporate finance theory. The Cambridge - Corporate Finance Theory Symposium 2022 will take place in a hybrid format (unless otherwise notified).

The Symposium will consist of plenary sessions along with methodology clinics, as well as opportunities to receive impartial expert advice on your research through either Research Conversations or Student Paper Presentation sessions led by senior academics from within the community.

The 3rd Symposium on Ethics and Social Responsibility Research – 2015 is intended to promote a dialogue between the research lines that converge in the quest for scientific understanding of the current challenges of ethics, sustainability and social responsibility in organizations. This...

Topics: - smart growth - an economy based on knowledge and innovation for Europe 2020 - sustainable growth - a more resource efficient, greener and more competitive economy for Europe 2020 - inclusive growth - a high employment economy delivering economic, social and territorial cohesion for...

As this symposium seeks to address the various means of improving the performance of supply chains in the transitional economies, we shall welcome papers that discuss any of the following themes: Power/dependence; Quality management systems; Trust and social capital; Consumer sovereignty; Market...

We invite papers of a conceptual, theoretical and empirical orientation, covering but not limited to the following topics: - emergent themes and patterns in the management of people, and their impact on organizational effectiveness - cross-cultural comparisons of management practices in a...

Suggested Themes for Proposal: - Open innovation - Research consortia - Disruptive technologies - Outsourcing innovation - Academic institutions as lead players in innovation - Knowledge management - Creativity and its management - The learning organization - Process vs. product innovation -...

Topic: "Corporate Innovation and Sustainable Community Development" The symposium is intended to discuss corporate innovation as it relates to poverty alleviation in local communities in developing countries, and how corporations are engaging (or not engaging) local communities across the...

The aims of this symposium are to promote the achievement of more human-centered models and practices in business, and to discuss new conceptual developments and reflect on practical ways in which individuals could more easily find human meaning and moral motivation in their work.