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Call for papers ASAC 2014 conference - Entrepreneurship and family business division

  • 1.  Call for papers ASAC 2014 conference - Entrepreneurship and family business division

    Posted 01-03-2014 05:55
    Dear colleagues,

    The Administrative Sciences Association of Canada (ASAC)
    ENTREPRENEURSHIP AND FAMILY BUSINESS DIVISION

    invites you to submit a paper or symposium proposal for its 42nd annual
    conference

    Muskoka, Ontario, Canada
    May 9th-13th, 2014

    ~ Sustainability and Innovations in Work and Leisure ~

    ASAC 2014 will be hosted in Muskoka, Ontario, Canada, by Nipissing
    University. The conference theme, Sustainability and Innovation in Work and
    Leisure is an opportunity to examine and discuss issues and phenomena about
    change and the ecological, social and economic impacts on our workspaces and
    society. The theme is a broad basis which should provide a good
    environment for practitioners, teachers and scholars to reflect on and share
    their unique perspectives. The conference will take place in the Muskoka
    Region of Northern Ontario at the Deerhurst Resort. The beautiful Deerhurst
    Resort is located in the town of Huntsville, also known for being the
    renowned cottage country of Toronto. The Muskoka Region was selected by
    National Geographic Traveler as one of the top places in the world to visit
    in 2012. Deerhurst Resort has been known as “the place where the world
    meets” as evidenced by its hosting of the 2010 G8 Summit.

    The entrepreneurship and family business division, jointly with the strategy
    division, are very pleased to have Professor Shaker A. Zahra, as our
    distinguished speaker during the conference.

    Paper Submission

    Original papers, written in English or French, should be submitted
    electronically to the appropriate ASAC division in Microsoft Word. All
    contributions will be peer reviewed, and all accepted papers may have an
    abridged version included in the Proceedings.

    Submissions should follow these guidelines:

    • The maximum length for submitted papers is 30 double-spaced pages,
    including title page, tables, figures, illustrations, but excluding references.
    • APA style (6th edition) for formatting and referencing is MANDATORY. A
    summary of APA style guidelines can be found at
    http://www.mtroyal.ca/library/files/citation/apa.pdf (English) and
    http://www.polymtl.ca/biblio/utiliser/citations-guide.pdf (French)
    • Only papers that are included in the conference proceedings are eligible
    for the awards (Best Paper and Honorable Mention). Authors have the option
    of sending a five-page abridged version for inclusion in the conference
    proceedings, instead of the full text of the paper. Papers that are authored
    by students only and included in the conference proceedings are eligible for
    the Best Student Paper Award.

    All papers must be submitted via the conference webpage www.asac.ca no later
    than January 15th, 2014. Late submissions and submissions made directly to
    divisional executive members will not be accepted. After a paper has been
    accepted, at least one author must register for the conference, otherwise
    the paper would be removed from the conference program and it would not be
    eligible for any award.

    Case Track

    Authors of empirical cases, non-fictional cases with clear decision focus,
    relevant for undergraduate or graduate programs are invited to submit their
    case, and accompanying teaching notes, via the conference webpage
    www.asac.ca no later than January 15th, 2014. The same requirements and
    blind review procedures apply to case track submissions as for submissions
    to ASAC divisions. Awards recognizing the best cases submitted will be
    presented at the Conference.

    Symposia and Workshops

    Members interested in organizing a symposium or workshop should prepare a
    detailed description of its overall purpose and the specific role of each
    participant and submit it via the conference webpage www.asac.ca no later
    than January 15th, 2014. The same quality requirements and blind review
    procedures apply as for paper submissions. Symposium proposals can be
    jointly submitted to up to three divisions. However, the names of all the
    divisions must be noted in the symposium proposal. This permits the
    divisional officers to co-ordinate their program development efforts if a
    symposium proposal is accepted.

    We look forward to see you at the ASAC 2014 conference!


    Hani Sarkis, Ph.D.
    Assistant professor of strategic management and entrepreneurship
    University of Quebec at Trois Rivières
    Office: Ringuet 3093
    Phone: 819 376-5011 ext. 3128
    Email: sarkis@uqtr.ca

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