Open to doctoral students and early career researchers. Following the success of the 2017 PhD led conference, the doctoral community at the University of Liverpool Management School (ULMS) is organising a two-day event to take place in March 2020. The purpose of this workshop is to support PhD students and early career researchers (ECR) scholarly… Read more
Open to later-stage doctoral students and early to mid-career academic researchers. In collaboration with the Society of the Advancement of Management Studies (SAMS) and NARTI, the retreat will consist of a two-day gathering for a small group of authors who will be helped with preparing academic papers that are nearly ready for submission. The course… Read more
The main purpose of this event is to advance the knowledge of academic community of early career researchers and doctoral students to give them insights into what it takes to get research published and hence to improve the chance of publication. This workshop is vitally important and useful for anyone trying to publish their work… Read more
Structured Writing Retreats are facilitated sessions based upon the extensive research undertaken by Professor Rowena Murray (University of the West of Scotland). The aim of the retreats are to use dedicated writing time to progress writing projects in a supportive and non-surveillance environment. The retreat starts at 09.00 and ends at 16.30. All writing sessions,… Read more
Open to doctoral students and early career researchers. The purpose of this intensive seminar is to provide a user-friendly, in-depth introduction to (covariance-based) structural equations modeling (SEM) using the LISREL program and the SIMPLIS command language. The seminar’s emphasis is on understanding and applying SEM as a tool in substantive research and its target audience… Read more
Open to doctoral students and early career researchers. Today, scholars are under huge pressure to write and publish but an ever-growing mountain of teaching, admin and management is stopping them from doing just that. No individual is immune to these growing pressures but some cope better than others. Why? Because over the years, they’ve developed… Read more
Open to doctoral students and early career researchers. This is an advanced-level course on quantitative empirical methods for policy evaluation. Inferences about causation are of great interest in business and economics research. Examples of causal inference in these fields include, estimating the effect of changes in regulations on financial transactions; measuring the impact of foreign… Read more
Open to doctoral students and early career researchers. This event is sponsored by the Department of Economics of Lancaster University, the Centre for Financial Econometrics, Asset Markets and Macroeconomic Policy (LUMS), and ESRC-NWSSDTP. The aim of the Summer School is to provide an overview of cutting-edge research in applied macroeconometrics, and to offer opportunities to… Read more
Application for bursary now closed. Editorials on what constitutes a strong journal article repeatedly stress the importance of theory in addition to rigor and relevance. While one does not build theory from scratch, there are different ways to approach theory building. Day 1 of this workshop explores what theory is and what it is not,… Read more
Application for bursary now closed The AIDEA Qualitative Methods Summer School was established by the Italian Academy of Management to foster knowledge and methodologies among early career scholars in a challenging and stimulating context. The course is aimed at doctoral students and post-doctoral researchers interested in the qualitative study of accounting, management, finance, organization studies,… Read more