AMD Call for Submissions: Registered Reports
This is a permanent call for submissions for Academy of Management Discoveries.
29 January 2027 @ 10:00 – 31 January 2027 @ 14:00 GMT+5:30

Pre-conference workshops: 29 January 2027 from 10:00–18:00
Day 1: 30 January 2027, from 10:00–18:00
Day 2: 31 January 2007 from 9:00 am to 14:00
Hospitality and Tourism, healthcare and wellness, education & edtech, retail and e-commerce, creative industries, management consulting and also legal services are labour-intensive sectors with multiple actors that significantly affect three levels of analysis – people, teams & the firm and the planetary eco-system. These industries are faced with multiple challenges: There is an increase in the global burden of depression, challenges to jobs posed by artificial intelligence, climate disruptions the world over, a shift in tourist and consumer expectations and more fragile labour markets. In this context it is vital that the service sector reconsiders its purpose and future direction. What was once seen as a sector defined primarily by service and experience has now become a space where emotional well-being, tech-savviness, environmental responsibility and community resilience intersect in profound ways. This international conference has been organized by the Indian School of Hospitality, in collaboration with the Academy of Management’s Community Accelerator Program (CAP), and is to be hosted on the campus of BML Munjal University, India. It aims to host eminent scholars and industry leaders for vibrant discussions on existing research and practices, with the goal of inspiring transformative research directions in service ecosystems.
This is a permanent call for submissions for Academy of Management Discoveries.
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Actionable Solutions to Real-World Problems of Practice and Policy Based on Prior Academy of Management Publications
For this special issue, we invite submissions to all of AMLE’s peer-reviewed sections, including Research and Reviews, Essays, and Book and Resource Reviews.
This lecture will discuss basic and advanced multilevel analyses, using random coefficient modeling (RCM) in R. The lecture will start by laying out a foundation for analyzing two-level models in RCM, where the dependent variable is at the lower level (Level 1), and predictors are at both the lower level (Level 1) and a higher-level unit (Level 2).
This summit, hosted by the Academy of Management’s Community Accelerator Program and the Western Michigan University College of Education and Human Development, brings together academics and industry professionals to explore the intersections of theory and application and how each domain is strengthened by the other.
The webinar is designed for academics, doctoral researchers, early-career scholars, and established researchers interested in strengthening their connections with the Academy of Management and contributing to the development of an inclusive, collaborative, and internationally connected management scholarship community in the Middle East.
This idea development workshop (IDW) is primarily geared toward early career researchers (e.g., assistant professors and postdoctoral fellows) and PhD students who are interested in publishing in AMR—the highest-ranked journal publishing conceptual and theoretical manuscripts.
LAPPG 2026 aims to consolidate and expand a vibrant research community by bringing together senior scholars, early-career researchers, and doctoral students from across Latin America and beyond.
The conference theme is Strategic Management of High-Impact Ventures and Ecosystems in Latin America. SMLA 2026 examines the reciprocal relationship between Strategic Management principles and the institutional architectures underpinning Latin American entrepreneurial ecosystems.