Are you interested in the intersection of careers, occupations, and social change pursuits at work?
If so, please consider submitting your work to our EGOS Sub-theme 58: Pursuing Social Change through Work in Milan 2024. This sub-theme explores how social missions become integrated into careers, the navigation of tensions, and the impact on employment outcomes and career trajectories.
We welcome work that explores questions such as: How do professionals and employees pursue social change? How do people construct their careers to push their organization to address societal issues? How do systems of occupations and careers enable or hinder the accomplishment of social change? How are new occupational groups managing social issues inside organizations (Chief Sustainability Officers, Chief Diversity Officers, etc.)? What challenges do they face in their roles, to their expertise, or in their jurisdictions? How do they stay committed to societal work in the face of organizational demands?
We look forward to seeing your work!
Thank you,
Grace, Amit, & Voni
Convenors: Grace Augustine (The University of Bath); Amit Nigam (City, University of London); Voni Pamphile (George Washington University)
Submission Information: short papers (3,000 words) are due Tuesday Jan 9th 23:59:59 CET [Central European Time]. See more information at the sub-theme link above.