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Last spot in the GRONEN Reading Group meeting in Hamburg on Thursday, Oct 12, for a sustainability-related R&R + teaching workshop on Oct 13

  • 1.  Last spot in the GRONEN Reading Group meeting in Hamburg on Thursday, Oct 12, for a sustainability-related R&R + teaching workshop on Oct 13

    Posted 09-15-2023 10:43

    Dear colleagues,

     

    We had one cancellation in the upcoming meeting of the GRONEN Reading Group (GROReG), taking place at Kühne Logistics University, Hamburg, in the afternoon of October 12. If you have a sustainability-related R&R (preferably with a journal that is at least ranked 3 in the ABS list), do consider joining us – the spot will be allocated on a first come, first served basis.

    The meeting will start with a lunch and finish with a dinner for those who can stay (all time TBC). If you wish, you can also stay for the GRONEN Workshop 'Revitalize your Teaching on Sustainability – Best Practices and Novel Approaches' on October 13 (please contact Christina Bidmon in this case at c.m.bidmon@uu.nl).

    To participate, we ask you to share your original submission (not the revised paper) and decision letter with the group (on a confidential basis). Each paper receives a 1-hour slot. On the day of the meeting, we ask you to present your approach to the review during 10-15 minutes. The next 45-50 minutes are then dedicated to a discussion on how to best deal with reviewer and editorial comments.

    GROReG sessions are characterized by a non-competitive, constructive working atmosphere with the aim to help each other with the development and publication of papers on sustainability-related topics in high quality journals. The next meeting will be our 28th session.

     

    This GROReG Hamburg session will be facilitated by the following core members of the group:

    • Aoife Brophy (University of Oxford, UK)
    • Simone Carmine (IÉSEG, France)
    • Valentina De Marchi (ESADE Barcelona, Spain)
    • Frank Figge (ESCP Paris, France)
    • Katrin Heucher (University of Groningen, The Netherlands)
    • Gorgi Krlev (ESCP Paris, France)
    • Franziska Lauenstein (University of Southern Denmark)
    • Johannes Meuer (Kühne Logistics University, Germany)
    • Jonatan Pinkse (University of Manchester, UK)
    • Sara Soderstrom (University of Michigan, USA)

    If you are interested, please respond to this email by contacting the reading group coordinator Elisa Alt (elisa.alt@kcl.ac.uk) ASAP. Please send your paper as well as the decision letter including the reviewer reports. All submissions are treated confidentially and are shared only with the participants of the session. Please feel free to pass on this invitation to colleagues who might be interested in participating.

      

    With best wishes,

     

    Elisa



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    Dr Elisa Alt
    Lecturer (Assistant Professor) in Entrepreneurship

    King's College London | King's Business School
    Bush House N3.19, 30 Aldwych, London WC2B 4BG
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