The Social Issues in Management (SIM) Division studies the social issues, institutions, interactions, and impacts of management. The common logic of SIM scholarship is our shared interest in understanding responsible behavior by organizations and the people and groups working in and around them. Such investigation leads us to ask fundamental questions about the ethical systems, roles, functioning, and legitimacy of business institutions. Members also bridge scholarship to applied social practices, developing understanding and methods to promote social change and sustainable development. Specifically, we address: Individual and organizational ethics. Descriptive, including behavioral, work covers individual characteristics, group/organizational influences, and firm-environment interactions. Prescriptive work includes ethical theories; e.g., rights and justice, and the study of norms, values, and moral principles. Organizational and systemic governance. The study of relationships and responsibilities covering both top-level corporate and within-organization governance, and social/environmental governance, including regulatory partnerships, corporate corruption/compliance, strategic issues/public affairs management, and corporate political activity. Stakeholder behaviors, relationships, and systems. Descriptive approaches illuminate interactions with multiple stakeholders; e.g., corporate philanthropy and management of natural environmental issues. Instrumental approaches investigate the impacts of stakeholder management on firm goals. Prescriptive approaches consider the organization’s responsibilities to stakeholders; e.g., corporate social responsibility, corporate social performance, corporate citizenship; and stakeholders’ responsibilities to the organization.
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Professor, Responsible and Sustainable Business Practices | Business & Biodiversity | Bioeconomy | Deputy Editor, Business & Society
📢 SIM Division, AOM call for submissions is out. It’s time to start planning: ✨ Recruit panelists and speakers for PDWs and symposia ✨ Polish your research papers and get them ready for submission ✨ Check your passport’s expiration date (we’re heading to #Copenhagen!) 🗓️ Key Dates: * Submission system opens: December 2024 * Submission deadline: January 7, 2025 * AOM dates: July 25-29, 2025 I am #excited to serve as this year’s Program Chair and look forward to receiving your best work. https://lnkd.in/gjHyPDbk #businessethics #corporatesocialresponsibility #csr #corporatesustainability SIM Division, AOM IABS Association
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⏰ It’s the perfect moment to start planning your paper, symposia, and PDW submissions to the SIM Division, AOM for this summer’s AOM Annual Meeting in Copenhagen! SIM’s Call for Submissions is out!
Professor, Responsible and Sustainable Business Practices | Business & Biodiversity | Bioeconomy | Deputy Editor, Business & Society
📢 SIM Division, AOM call for submissions is out. It’s time to start planning: ✨ Recruit panelists and speakers for PDWs and symposia ✨ Polish your research papers and get them ready for submission ✨ Check your passport’s expiration date (we’re heading to #Copenhagen!) 🗓️ Key Dates: * Submission system opens: December 2024 * Submission deadline: January 7, 2025 * AOM dates: July 25-29, 2025 I am #excited to serve as this year’s Program Chair and look forward to receiving your best work. https://lnkd.in/gjHyPDbk #businessethics #corporatesocialresponsibility #csr #corporatesustainability SIM Division, AOM IABS Association
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🌟 Last Call for SIM Division Members! 🌟 This is your final chance to help shape the future of the Social Issues in Management Division! The survey is closing soon, and we’re only 7.5% away from reaching our 20% response goal. Your input could be the one that takes us there! 👉 If you haven’t already, please check your inbox for an email from AOM’s SurveyMonkey account and complete the SIM Division DIG Review Survey. Your feedback—whether it’s positive, constructive, or a mix of both—will directly influence our strategic plan moving forward. Don’t miss this chance to make an impact. Let’s reach 20% together! 📝
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Professor, Responsible and Sustainable Business Practices | Business & Biodiversity | Bioeconomy | Deputy Editor, Business & Society
Business and Society is organizing a #specialissue on Circular Economy. IABS Association SIM Division, AOM ONE Division, AOM #circulareconomy #corporatesustainability #corporatesocialresponsibility
Call for paper for Special Issue on the circular economy and sustainable development. We invite submissions with novel theoretical and methodological perspectives and multi-disciplinary approaches to understanding circular economy and sustainable development. Guest Editors: Professor Pawan Budhwar (Aston Business School), Smirti Kutaula (Kingston Business School), Alvina Gillani (Surrey Business School, University of Surrey), Charbel Jose C. (NEOMA Business School), Prasanta Kumar Dey, Aston Business School), and Dr. Douglas W.S. Renwick - Author of Work, Politics and the Green Industrial Revolution (Nottingham Business School, Nottingham Trent University). Business & Society Editor: Rajat Panwar (Oregon State University). Special Issue timelines: • August/ September 2025 Paper development workshop online/ (hybrid in the UK and online) • Submission window open for two-months from 1 January 2026 to 27 February 2026. Learn more here: https://lnkd.in/dFKE7vvm #circulareconomy #sustainability #organizations #society #BASeditors
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SIM members Last day--We're down to the wire & We Need You! Please look in your inboxes for an email from AOM and/or SurveyMonkey and respond to the SIM survey. As you know, this survey is relevant to the Social Issues in Management Division review, and will guide our strategy development for the coming years. We need 20% survey participation and right now we only have 12.5%. Please provide your input before the survey closes tomorrow! The SIM Executive Leadership and SIM Review Team urge you to take this opportunity to make an impact on your Division! Erica Steckler, Ph.D., Cristina Neesham, Rajat Panwar, Punit Arora, Sana Chiu, Jegoo LEE, Lucas Amaral Lauriano, David Joel Skandera, Jae Hwan Lee, Sarah Stephen, Sarah Ku, Akwasi Opoku-Dakwa, Junghoon Park, Leona Henry, Catherine McDonald
🌟 Last Call for SIM Division Members! 🌟 This is your final chance to help shape the future of the Social Issues in Management Division! The survey is closing soon, and we’re only 7.5% away from reaching our 20% response goal. Your input could be the one that takes us there! 👉 If you haven’t already, please check your inbox for an email from AOM’s SurveyMonkey account and complete the SIM Division DIG Review Survey. Your feedback—whether it’s positive, constructive, or a mix of both—will directly influence our strategic plan moving forward. Don’t miss this chance to make an impact. Let’s reach 20% together! 📝
🌟 Last Call for SIM Division Members! 🌟 This is your final chance to help shape the future of the Social Issues in Management Division! The survey is closing soon, and we’re only 7.5% away from reaching our 20% response goal. Your input could be the one that takes us there! 👉 If you haven’t already, please check your inbox for an email from AOM’s SurveyMonkey account and complete the SIM Division DIG Review Survey. Your feedback—whether it’s positive, constructive, or a mix of both—will directly influence our strategic plan moving forward. Don’t miss this chance to make an impact. Let’s reach 20% together! 📝
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🌟 Attention SIM Division Members! 🌟 Are you registered with the Social Issues in Management (SIM) Division? If so, we need your help to reach our 20% response goal! Right now, we’re sitting at 11%, and every response counts in helping us get there. If you haven’t taken the SIM Division’s DIG Review Survey yet, please check your inbox for an email from AOM’s SurveyMonkey account. Your insights are crucial in guiding the future of SIM! 📨 Whether you’re happy with the division's direction or have ideas for improvement, your feedback will directly shape our strategic plan. Let’s build the future of SIM together. Your voice matters! 📝 For more info: https://lnkd.in/eMdPrcDP #AOMSIM
Just over half-way!! 🔜 We are targeting a 20% response rate, can you help us get there? 📈 If you haven't responded already to SIM Division's DIG review by Academy of Management, we need your input! Check your inbox for an email from AOM’s SurveyMonkey account with the survey link! 📨 This is your chance to share your experiences, ideas, and thoughts on SIM's future. Your feedback will help shape a strategic plan for the years ahead. Whether you're satisfied or have suggestions, your voice matters! 📝 For more info: https://lnkd.in/eMdPrcDP #AOMSIM