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Doctoral Student Pre-Conference Consortium - Corporate Reputation, Brand, Identity and Competitiveness

  • 1.  Doctoral Student Pre-Conference Consortium - Corporate Reputation, Brand, Identity and Competitiveness

    Posted 01-26-2011 08:52
    Doctoral Student Pre-Conference Consortium


    15th International Conference on Corporate Reputation, Brand, Identity
    and Competitiveness:

    “Navigating the Reputation Economy”

    Tuesday, 17 May 2011, 1000-1600 (10am-4pm)

    The Roosevelt New Orleans, New Orleans, USA





    We welcome doctoral students to apply to the pre-conference consortium
    of the 15th International Conference on Corporate Reputation, Brand,
    Identity, and Competitiveness. The consortium aims to provide doctoral
    students with an opportunity to discuss their research on these topics
    with senior academics and to build relationships with other students
    from around the world. Since the consortium was first offered in
    Copenhagen in 2000, we have offered a high student-faculty ratio of 3:1.
    We encourage participants to present original material in its
    developmental stages. In particular, we especially seek to help doctoral
    candidates develop their dissertation research in this forum. That is,
    we want to help you refine your research questions, strengthen your
    theoretical arguments, and improve your research design in a discussion
    format. If you wish to present your research, then please apply to the
    regular conference. All pertinent perspectives, topics and
    methodological approaches are welcome. Junior faculty candidates
    interested in this research domain are also welcome to participate,
    space permitting.



    Consortium participants are required to submit a research abstract by 1
    March 2011. The abstract should present the research question you are
    asking, the theories and methods you plan to use to address the research
    question, and the contribution you expect your findings to make to
    knowledge in the field. The Consortium Committee will review submitted
    abstracts and provide developmental suggestions. Your final abstract
    should include your theoretical context, focused research questions, and
    a proposed research design. Approved abstracts will be circulated to all
    participants in early May. Each participant will be asked to prepare a
    written critique of two abstracts before the conference. During the
    consortium, each participant will have 20-30 minutes to discuss their
    proposal with fellow students and experienced faculty researchers from
    around the world.



    To pre-register, contact the Consortium Committee via email
    (conference@reputationinstitute.com) and include a provisional title for
    your abstract and your University affiliation. We will accommodate
    registrants on a first-come, first-serve basis. The deadline for
    registering is 30 March 2010. Abstracts must be submitted by that date,
    or your reserved space will be released. The consortium is limited to 16
    participants to ensure everyone of quality participation. To be fair, a
    person can only participate in the consortium once, so you should use
    your best judgment in choosing which year to participate.



    Further details on the conference can be found at

    http://www.reputationinstitute.com/neworleans2011#t1



    SPONSORSHIP: Thanks to generous sponsorship, Reputation Institute will
    cover the cost of registration for the conference for all consortium
    participants, which includes meals, materials, and a special dinner
    event. Participants are responsible for booking their hotel room, other
    travel expenses, and fees.