Submissions are invited from academic scholars, research students (Masters, PhD, DBA and other relevant doctorates) and practitioners in management areas, including:

• Accounting, Finance and Corporate Governance
• CSR, Business Ethics and Sustainability
• Education, Teaching and Learning
• Entrepreneurship & Small Business Management
• Healthcare and Public Sector Management
• Leadership & Organisational Behaviour
• Marketing and Services Management
• Professional Practice
• Strategy and International Business
• Technology and Innovation Management
• Work, Employment and Organisation

Submission Deadlines (see also https://iam2022.exordo.com/):

25th February 2022: Submission of abstracts (at https://iam2021.exordo.com/)

22nd April 2022: Notification of Abstract Acceptance

22nd July 2021: Full paper submission deadline

Please note, that in order to be considered for the Best Paper award, full competitive papers must be submitted by the deadline. Papers will not be published anywhere online after the conference.

See also: https://iam2022.exordo.com/

We are designing this in-person conference to be engaging and interactive, allowing abundant space
for networking and collaboration. You are invited to submit a 1500 word abstract by 25 February
2022. Once your abstract is accepted, you will be invited to submit the full paper by 22 July 2022. 

Abstracts should be 1500 words long inclusive of references and follow a standard abstract format clearly detailing, for example,

• Your aim/research question
• Design/methodology/approach
• Findings
• Research limitations/implications
• Practical implications
• Social implications
• Originality/value

Citations in text and referencing should use Harvard style formatting.

Authors of accepted abstracts will be informed in 22nd April 2021 and invited to submit a full paper by 22nd July 2021.

To follow the same format. It is appreciated that doctoral students are at different stages in the PhD journey – therefore the level / depth of the research may vary accordingly. Submissions for the Doctoral Colloquium should focus on: 

• The aim/research question
• Completed / or expected design/methodology/approach
• Presentation of key gaps / findings in the current literature  reviewed
• Insight into the scope / parameters of the approach taken (conceptual, empirical, document analysis, etc).
• Relevance / contribution (potential implications) of the proposed research

Doctoral students should aim to have 1000-1500 words INCLUDING academic references section and all headings.