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IDENTITY IN ORGANIZATIONS - EURAM 2013 - Track 52

  • 1.  IDENTITY IN ORGANIZATIONS - EURAM 2013 - Track 52

    Posted 11-27-2012 17:42
    Dear All,

    Apologies for the cross-postings

    We would like to bring to your attention a call for papers for the
    EURAM 2013 conference:


    Abstract:

    Within the study of individual and group behavior in organizations,
    trends such as increasing diversity, virtual teamwork, and
    temporariness during a period of economic downturn alter the social
    interaction between members at all levels—individual, group and
    organizational. These changes challenge the fundamental questions
    regarding what constitutes the self and others. Meanwhile, shifting
    group and organizational affiliations are often altering existing
    theories. These issues offer researchers the opportunity to gain
    insight into the intra- and inter-personal processes involved in
    self-conceptions and identity that have captured the attention of
    management scholars.

    Different approaches offer different perspectives and contributions to
    this area. One approach uses a social psychological perspective by
    exploring, for example, shifting group identifications,
    in-group/out-group status, power relations and the affective
    components of identity. A social constructionist perspective examines
    how personal identity results from processes of social interaction and
    exchange, extending the current understanding of processes and
    outcomes of identity work. While the individual and social antecedents
    of identity are important research topics, the organizational outcomes
    of identification are equally diverse and important—organizational
    commitment, job-related attitudes, and impacts on individual and group
    performance are areas that merit further research.

    The following are some example topic areas that need further research
    attention and are relevant to the track:

    • Social categorization and identity processes
    • Feelings and moods involved in identity processes
    • Power, influence tactics and political skills in identification
    • Identity work and negotiation
    • Knowledge and the enactment of identity
    • Cultural influences on identification
    • Group cognition and collective identification
    • Self-categorization within surface- and deep-level diverse groups
    • Building identity in teams
    • Identity process in organizational teams (renewing commitment
    to team goals)
    • Team member identity in a cross-cultural society
    • Identification in virtual and geographically dispersed teams
    • Impression management: conveying the desired identity
    • Identification in followership and authentic leadership
    • Organizational identification and change
    • Organizational social and psychological capital and identification
    • The interplay between organizational identity and institutional theory

    We hope you will join the debate at the upcoming conference.


    Key dates of EURAM 2013 Conference (26th-29th June)



    Deadline for paper submission: 15th January 2013 2pm CET



    Notification of acceptance: From 26th March 2013



    Deadline for author’s registration/early bird fee: 23rd April 2013



    For more information on the conference, for submitting your paper,
    please visit the official website of the conference:
    http://www.euram2013.com



    Track Chairs:

    Gazi Islam
    Associate Professor of Business Administration
    Insper Institute of Education and Research, São Paulo, Brazil
    E-mail: gislamster@gmail.com

    Maria Kakarika
    Assistant Professor of Organizational Behavior
    Kedge Business School, Marseille, France
    E-mail: maria.kakarika@euromed-management.com

    Track Co-Chairs:

    Ylenia Curzi
    Post-doc research fellow
    University of Modena and Reggio Emilia, Italy
    E-mail: ylenia.curzi@unimore.it

    Farah Kodeih
    Assistant Professor of Strategy
    Reims Management School, Paris, France
    E-mail: farah.kodeih@reims-ms.fr

    Peter McInnes
    Lecturer in Management
    Strathclyde Business School, Glasgow, UK
    E-mail: peter.mcinnes@strath.ac.uk

    Rosana Silveira Reis
    Assistant Professor of Organizational Behavior and Human Resources
    Institut Supérieur de Gestion, Paris, France
    Visiting Professor at Fundação Dom Cabral, Belo Horizonte, Brazil
    E-mail: rosana.reis@isg.fr


    Best wishes,
    Gazi Islam and Maria Kakarika

    Maria Kakarika, PhD
    Assistant Professor of Organizational Behavior

    Kedge Business School
    BP 921 - 13288 Marseille cedex 9 - France
    Tel. +33 (0) 491 827 864
    Fax. +33 (0) 491 827 983
    Mobile +33 (0) 689 737 431

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