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EXTENDED DEADLINE

Call for Applications:

AOM International Management Division Doctoral Student Consortium 2019

The International Management Division will offer a Doctoral Student Consortium at this year’s Academy of Management Meeting in Boston, MA, on Saturday, August 10^th, between 8:00 a.m. and 4:00 p.m. The Doctoral Student Consortium is designed for current PhD students with an interest in international management as either the primary or secondary field of inquiry. We welcome participants from all stages of the PhD program to attend, regardless of whether you’ve only just recently joined or are close to finishing up.

The consortium will offer both structured and informal discussion between participants and faculty panelists on research, job opportunities, and early stage career strategies. A substantial amount of time will also be set-aside for dissertation development, featuring one-on-one feedback from faculty in small groups. This is both an excellent opportunity to get valuable feedback on your work, as well as a chance to network and get to know your fellow doctoral students, as well as leading scholars in the International Management field. 

Immediately following the consortium, participants will be invited to a “Meet the Editors” between 4:30 p.m. and 6:00 p.m. This session will provide a valuable opportunity to hear directly from Editors at some of the leading journals in the field of International Management. This session will be held jointly with the IM Division Junior Faculty Consortium.

IM Division DSC Chair: Jesper Edman (Waseda University)

Faculty Panelists:

Alvaro Cuervo Cazurra (Northeastern University)

Dan Li (Indiana University)

Elizabeth Maitland (University of Liverpool)

Ilya Cuypers (Singapore Management University)

Pervez Ghauri (University of Birmingham)

Rekha Krishnan (Simon Fraser University)

Valentina Marano (Northeastern University)

Vikas Kumar (University of Sydney)

To apply, please submit application materials to [log in to unmask] by June 15, 2019. The application should include the following:

·      1-page nomination letter from your advisor/chair

·      A description of your dissertation idea, including your research question, relevant literature, research design, and methods (Maximum 2 pages)

·      Curriculum Viate, including relevant contact information (Maximum 2 pages) 

Please note: Those who have completed their dissertations and are getting ready to start faculty positions in 2019 should apply to the IM Division’s Junior Faculty Consortium instead.