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Recent News (updated June 2009)
The PNP Spring Newsletter 2009 is now available (pdf version) or (word version)!
The Special Academy of Management Program Edition is also available (pdf version) or (word version)!
For the first time we will have a special restaurant edition newsletter as well - coming soon!
Finally, we have more information and guidance regarding our new Masini Award
Please Welcome Our New Officers! Division Program Chair - Term:
1 year (9/1/2009 - 8/31/2010), becomes Division Chair-Elect in
2010-2011, Division Chair in 2011-2012, and Past-Division Chair in
2012-2013.
Member News
Mary Tschirhart, formerly the Director of the Campbell Public Affairs Institute at Syracuse University, has moved to North Carolina State University in the sunny South. She is the new director of the Institute for Nonprofit Research, Education, and Engagement and a professor in the Public Administration department at NC State. She invites all her colleagues in the PNP division to contact her using her new e-mail address: mary_tschirhart@ncsu.edu
Call For Papers
From: Colette Henry Colette.Henry@dkit.ie CFP - Small Business and Entrepreneurship Conference - Liverpool - Nov 3-6, 2009 Call for Papers: 32nd ISBE Conference, Liverpool, UK, 3rd -6th November 2009 This year, the Institute for Small Business and Entrepreneurship (ISBE) will host their annual research conference in Liverpool, from 3rd – 6th November. ISBE is the UK’s premier network for those involved in the advancement of small business and entrepreneurship research, education and practice. Our annual conference is now Britain’s leading forum for promoting, disseminating and debating contemporary issues in small business and entrepreneurship research. We invite you to join us this November to experience Liverpool’s vibrant entrepreneurial and community spirit, and witness the fantastic scale of local regeneration which helped win Liverpool the title of “European Capital of Culture” in 2008. The NOVAS Contemporary Urban Centre (this year’s conference venue) is right in the heart of Liverpool’s Independent Arts Quarter and is a creative entrepreneurial case study in its own right. The conference website is now open for paper submissions across a range of different entrepreneurship and business management tracks. Case Studies platforming real life entrepreneurs and best practice examples are also welcome. As part of our Celebration of three decades of excellence in entrepreneurship research, accepted papers will also be considered for a range of international journal and book publication opportunities. Please see: www.isbe.org.uk (and click on ISBE Conference) for details, or use the link below: http://www.eventsforce.net/ISBE/1/310 MTC authors are particularly welcome as, if we are sufficient in number, we would hope to hold a meeting at the conference. So, be sure to e-mail me separately if you are planning to attend (colette.henry@dkit.ie). I look forward to seeing you in Liverpool! Colette Dr Colette Henry President - ISBE
Special issue on Social Entrepreneurship
and Social Enterprise The main aim of a social entrepreneurship as well as social enterprise is to further social and environmental goals. This need not be incompatible with making a profit, but social entrepreneurs are often nonprofits. Social enterprises are for ‘more-than-profit’. The Journal of Nonprofit & Public Sector Marketing (JNPSM) is publishing a special issue on social entrepreneurship and social enterprises to encourage additional research on these important topics. Empirical, conceptual, and literature review articles are welcome. In addition, 600 word book reviews are also welcome. We are discouraging case studies. Instructions for authors are online at www.haworthpress.com/store/product.asp?sku=J054 The deadline for submissions is September 1, 2009. Please send submissions as Word attachments to the editor at walter.wymer@uleth.ca
Special issue on Nonprofit Management
Education While the demand for nonprofit managers continues to grow, higher education still struggles over how best to educate future nonprofit leaders. Furthermore, nonprofit management is unique among university majors in that it may found in Schools of Public Administration, Schools of Social Work, or Business Schools. The Journal of Nonprofit & Public Sector Marketing (JNPSM) is publishing a special issue on nonprofit marketing and management education. Empirical, conceptual, and literature review articles are welcome. In addition, 600 word book reviews are also welcome. We are discouraging case studies. Instructions for authors are online at http://www.tandf.co.uk/journals/authors/WNONauth.asp The deadline for submissions is October 1, 2009. Please send submissions as Word attachments to the editor at walter.wymer@uleth.ca
Special issue on Civic Participation and
Service Learning Service-learning (as defined in Wikipedia) is a method of teaching, learning and reflecting that combines academic classroom curriculum with meaningful service, frequently youth service, throughout the community. Service learning integrates meaningful community service with instruction and reflection to enrich the learning experience, teach civic responsibility, encourage lifelong civic engagement, and strengthen communities for the common good. As business educators search for innovative ways to educate good people instead of good employees, it is an opportune time to examine methodologies and outcomes of service learning components of business curricula. Civic participation refers to active citizenship in which individuals get involved in their communities by voluntary participation in nonprofit organizations or by civic action into the policy formation process of government. How can we encourage greater civic participation of individuals in their communities? The Journal of Nonprofit & Public Sector Marketing (JNPSM) is publishing a special issue on civic participation and service learning. Empirical, conceptual, and literature review articles are welcome. In addition, 600 word book reviews are also welcome. We are discouraging case studies. Instructions for authors are online at http://www.tandf.co.uk/journals/authors/WNONauth.asp The deadline for submissions is January 1, 2010.
Other Calls for Participation
Dear Colleagues: As you well know, healthcare is divided into public and not-for-profit organizations. The Academy of Management is one of the largest sectors of non-profit organizations in America. The Academy of Management is holding a Doctorial Consortium at their 2009 Annual Meeting that will provide for you a view of healthcare you may not have previously had.
Studying Healthcare Organizations has several benefits: • Healthcare Organizations are everywhere, making them amenable to international study • There are large publicly available data sets • They bridge For-Profit and Not-For-Profit domains • Heavy reliance on technological innovation in the field • Healthcare spending in 2008 reached 16.6% of the US GDP and is expected to reach 20.3% by 2018 • There are opportunities beyond business schools, including public health, private sector positions at federal agencies, and think tanks such as Rand Mathematics • Lastly, but certainly not least, healthcare gives you the opportunity to make a difference in the well-being of others through management research We would like to invite you to join other students and professionals in the healthcare management field for the Academy of Management’s 2009 Annual Meeting. The AOM Annual Meeting will be held in Chicago, IL from August 7-August 11. For more information on the Academy of Management and the Annual Meeting, please visit http://www.aomonline.org/.
Greetings to the Public and Nonprofit Division from the Critical
management Studies Division: Dear AOM Members: Your are cordially invited to the Business Meeting and Reception of the International Association for Chinese Management Research (IACMR) at the 2009 Academy of Management meeting in Chicago! We will review our activities and achievements in the past year, listen to a panel discussion on indigenous research, and catch up with old friends over delicious food! As part of the business meeting, we will feature a panel on the topic of indigenous management research, covering issues such as the conceptual boundary of indigenous research, proper application of indigenous research, and future research in this area. This is part of our effort to stimulate the conversation on indigenous research and to encourage AOM attendees to submit to the MOR special issue on indigenous management research in China.
We have confirmed participation from four distinguished scholars: Jay Barney Chase Chair for Excellence in Corporate Strategy Professor of Management & Human Resources The Ohio State University Peter Ping Li Professor of Management/California State University, Stanislaus Professor of Chinese Business Studies/Copenhagen Business School, Denmark Kwok Leung Chair Professor of Management City University of Hong Kong David A. Whetten Jack Wheatley Professor of Organizational Behavior Brigham Young University Please join us in an evening of exciting reports, inspiring ideas, and tasty Asian appetizers! Here are the details of our program:
WHAT: IACMR Business Meeting (IACMR status report/panel on indigenous research) WHEN: 5-7pm, August 8, Saturday WHERE: Sheraton, Ontario Room WHAT: IACMR Reception jointly hosted by IACMR/MOR/Wiley-Blackwell WHEN: 7-8pm, August 8, Saturday WHERE: Sheraton 3 (one floor above the Ontario Room) See you in Chicago! IACMR
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