SMAANZ 2013 Call for Papers & Sessions
Call for Papers
SMAANZ invites individuals to submit a variety of abstract types, including empirical, methodological, conceptual, and teaching related abstracts. Submissions are due 14 June, 2013.
Acceptance will be confirmed by 12 July, 2013. Completed research or research in progress is acceptable. We welcome submissions to the main programme from PostGraduate research students.
Submission guidelines
Presentations may be proposed as either:
- A 20 minute oral presentation (including questions), or
- A 70 minute roundtable, forum or workshop. Authors can use these sessions to spend more time elaborating on their research or engaging in a discussion-based presentation. Please note, one abstract is required for this format, which will differ from the ‘session proposals’ which require 4 papers.
Your abstract should provide a background statement, rationale for the presentation, presentation objectives, outline of methodology, results, findings, conclusions and application to practice. No acknowledgements, figures or references should be included.
Underline the author(s) making the presentation. This author will be considered the key person for all contact about the abstract. Include all co-authors names, affiliations and addresses for general correspondence (including email address) above the abstract text and below the title.
See below for abstract specifications.
SMAANZ general fields of interest
Critical Management Studies
Entrepreneurship, Small Business and Family Enterprise
Gender and Diversity in Organisations
Human Resource Management and Development
Sport for Development
Sport Development
Sport Policy
International Management
Management Education and Development
Marketing and Communication
Organizational Behaviour
Organisational Change
Public Sector and Not-for-Profit
Research Methods
Strategic Management
Sustainability and Social Issues in Management
Abstract specifications
Font: All text – title, authors and abstract body – to be in Arial 11 pt
Title: BOLD CAPS, left alignment
Authors: Italics, centred, presenter underlined if more than one author, authors’ affiliations listed below abstract
Text body: Regular, single-spaced, justified
Spacing: One line space between title and author details, and between author details and body of text
Length: maximum one x A4 page, inclusive of title and author details
Margins: minimum of 2.54cm margins all round
Stream: Identify the preferred stream for the paper
Keywords: Identify up to 5 keywords or terms
Review process
Submissions will be subjected to a blind review process.
Submission of an abstract indicates the intent of the presenter(s) to attend the conference.
No more than 2 first authored presentations will be accepted from the same person, including all co-authorships, for either 20- or 70-minute presentations.
Conference abstracts are accepted on the basis that they represent original work and should not have previously been published.
Acceptance of abstracts will be confirmed by Friday 12 July 2013.
Submit abstracts to:
SMMANZ Organising Committee
smaanz2013@otago.ac.nz
Abstracts should be forwarded to SMMANZ organizing committee by Friday 14 June 2013.
Call for Sessions
In addition to the open call for papers, the conference organising committee invites session proposals from those who are interested in convening and chairing a themed session/s at the conference. A maximum of two sessions will be available to each theme and each session should consist of four papers.
The responsibilities of themed session/s conveners include populating their session/s through a call for abstracts, ensuring the quality of submitted abstracts and forwarding completed session details to the conference organising committee.
This call invites session proposal which should include:
1. Title for the proposed session (please submit separate proposals if considering
more than one session)
2. Session convenor/s (name, affiliation and contact details)
3. Description of the theme of the session and its rationale (maximum 350 words).
SMAANZ General fields of interest:
Critical Management Studies
Entrepreneurship, Small Business and Family Enterprise
Gender and Diversity in Organisations
Human Resource Management and Development
Sport for Development
Sport Development
Sport Policy
International Management
Management Education and Development
Marketing and Communication
Organizational Behaviour
Organisational Change
Public Sector and Not-for-Profit
Research Methods
Strategic Management
Sustainability and Social Issues in Management
Proposals should be forwarded to SMMANZ organizing committee at smaanz2013@otago.ac.nz by Friday 10 May 2013.
*PLEASE NOTE CHANGE OF DATE TO ORIGINAL EMAILED CALL FOR SESSIONS*
Acceptance of sessions will be confirmed by Friday 17 May 2013.
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