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Call for Papers - ASAC GDO Division

  • 1.  Call for Papers - ASAC GDO Division

    Posted 02-01-2015 15:40
    Hello colleagues,

    I invite you to submit a paper or symposium proposal to The Administrative Sciences Association of Canada GENDER AND DIVERSITY IN ORGANIZATIONS DIVISION for its 43rd annual conference - details below.

    Halifax, Nova Scotia, Canada
    June 13-16, 2015
    ~ Historic Proportions: Charting A New Path ~

    ASAC 2015 will be hosted by the Sobey School of Business in Halifax, Nova Scotia. The conference theme, "Historic Proportions: Charting A New Path," came from a combination of recognizing the historical significance of Halifax as one of Canada's oldest cities with the importance of problematizing the past to better understand the present and theorize the future.

    Halifax is Atlantic Canada's premier meeting and convention city as well as a popular tourist destination. Its pleasant climate, rich history and vibrant cultural scene have made it popular with visitors for more than 250 years. Halifax combines the international appeal of a major port city and naval base with the youthful spirit of a university town and the heritage of one of Canada's most historic communities. It is accessible by air from many cities in Canada and the USA with daily scheduled flights on Air Canada, Porter Airlines, WestJet, United, US Airways, and Delta, in addition to seasonal service on Air Transat, Condor, Europe Airpost and Iceland Air.

    Paper Submission
    Original papers, written in English or French, should be submitted electronically to the appropriate ASAC division in Microsoft Word. All contributions will be peer reviewed, and all accepted papers may have an abridged version included in the Proceedings.
    Submissions should follow these guidelines:
    • The maximum length for submitted papers is 30 double-spaced pages, including title page, tables, figures, illustrations, but excluding references.
    • APA style (6th edition) for formatting and referencing is MANDATORY. A summary of APA style guidelines can be found at 
    http://www.mtroyal.ca/library/files/citation/apa.pdf (English) andhttp://www._polymtl.ca/biblio/utiliser/citations-guide.pdf (French)
    • Only papers that are included in the conference proceedings are eligible for awards. Authors have the option of sending a five-page abridged version for inclusion in the conference proceedings, instead of the full text of the paper.

    All papers must be submitted via the conference webpage www.2015.asac.ca no later than 12:00 noon on February 15, 2015. Late submissions and submissions made directly to divisional executive members will not be accepted.

    Case Track
    Authors of empirical cases, non-fictional cases with clear decision focus, relevant for undergraduate or graduate programs are invited to submit their case, and accompanying teaching notes, via the conference webpage www.2015.asac.ca no later than 12:00 noon on February 15, 2015. The same requirements and blind review procedures apply to case track submissions as for submissions to ASAC divisions. Awards recognizing the best cases submitted will be presented at the Conference.

    Symposia and Workshops
    Members interested in organizing a symposium or workshop should prepare a detailed description of its overall purpose and the specific role of each participant and submit it via the conference webpage www.2015.asac.ca no later than 12:00 noon on February 15, 2015.  The same quality requirements and blind review procedures apply as for paper submissions. Symposium proposals can be jointly submitted to up to three divisions. However, the names of all the divisions must be noted in the symposium proposal. This permits the divisional officers to co-ordinate their program development efforts if a symposium proposal is accepted.

    DIVISIONAL EDITORS:                                   Salvador Barragan          
                                                                                    Department of Management, Thompson Rivers University
                                                                                    E-mail: sbarragan@tru.ca

                                                                                    Kubilay Gok
                                                                                    Management, Abdullah Gul University
                                                                                    E-mail: kubilay.gok@agu.edu.tr

    PROGRAM COORDINATOR:                        Samina Saifuddin
                                                                                    Sprott School of Business, Carleton University
                                                                                    E-mail: samina.saifuddin@carleton.ca


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    Kara A. Arnold, Ph.D.
    Associate Dean, Research
    Associate Professor - Organizational Behaviour
    Faculty of Business Administration
    Memorial University
    St. John's, NL, Canada
    A1B 3X5

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