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Hi,
Could you please post the following call for papers to the
AIB-L. Thanks in advance.
Supply Chain Forum:
an International
Journal
Call for Papers
Managing the Human Resources in the Supply Chain
Submission deadline: January 7, 2012
The supply chain function in organizations has evolved
significantly in recent decades as a
result of globalization and technological changes and has become
very complex. Neither the
Supply Chain literature nor the Human Resource Management
literature has kept sufficient
pace with these changes. Although recent work in the SCM/HRM
overlap has focused on
topics such as new job types for the 21st century supply chain, and buyer influence and
knowledge transfer in the HR domain to vendors in the supply
chain, the literature still needs
to go much further in this regard.
This special issue focuses on the entire set of HR practices
geared specially towards the
supply chain to better understand its unique characteristics and
the role it plays in broader
organizational success and competitive advantage.
The supply chain environment is characterized by a global spread
in which communications
and interactions are increasingly take place through technology
interfaces. It is said that all
work in the supply chain function takes place outside the direct
vision of any supervisor
(Bowersox, Closs, & Cooper, 2000). For that reason, the
level of complexity and uncertainty
in the supply chain is often higher than in other functions.
Effective management of the
supply chain therefore demands excellence in managing its human
resources. Strategic
management of the people that work in the supply chain is
important to contribute to the
overall performance of the supply chain and therefore the entire
organization. It is in this
context that we call for papers addressing the entire range of
HR and behavioral issues
including leadership as they apply to various aspects of the
supply chain.
The guest editors invite and encourage you to submit your
research to the special issue
entitled, “Managing the Human Resources in the Supply
Chain" Submissions may address
but are not restricted to the following topics:
• The role of the human resources in supply chain success
• Skills, capabilities and other job requirements for employees
working in the
supply chain
• Talent Management in the supply chain
• HR best practices for the Supply Chain
• Managing change and flexibility in the supply chain
• Supplier development with special focus on Human Resources
• Knowledge sharing on HR practices in the Supply Chain
• HR capability for IT applications in the Supply Chain
• Training systems and practices for better buyer‐seller
relationships
• HR for Sustainable Supply Chain Management
• Workplace management systems for the Supply Chain
• Supply chain behavior / Employee attitudes and their correlates
in the Supply
Chain
• Job evaluation and performance management in the supply chain
• Leadership in the supply chain
• Managing intra‐organizational and/or cross‐cultural
supply chain teams
We are interested in all types of well designed and rigorously performed academic research,
including – conceptual papers, empirical research,
quantitative papers and papers based on
qualitative research methodologies. – that are research
oriented with significant attention to
pragmatic issues. We encourage authors to submit their research contributing to theory
development based on in‐depth case studies.
Publication schedule
The Deadline for submission is January 7, 2012
Final version of papers due June 15, 2012
Notification of final acceptance September 15, 2012
The special issue is expected to appear
January 15, 2013
Accepted submissions will be subject to a double blind peer
review process. Manuscripts
should follow the submission guidelines of the journal which can be found at
http://www.supplychain‐forum.com/for‐authors.cfm
The e‐mail address to be used for submissions is [log in to unmask]
Guest editors
Dr. Chandrashekhar Lakshman
BEM Bordeaux Management School, France
Dr. Björn Claes
Cranfield School of Management, United Kingdom
Supply Chain
Forum: an International Journal
680 cours de la libération
33405 Talence cedex, France
00 33 556 84 55 37
http://www.supplychain‐forum.com
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