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Are you attending the Annual Meeting of the Academy of Management in 2025?
Join our PDW " Imaginaries and Emerging Technologies: Methods and Processes for Time Leaps and Future-making" (CTO, TIM, OMT) exploring complexities of studying and theorizing the future in management research, particularly in the context of emerging technologies.
Workshop Overview
This PDW brings together scholars to share their experiences in studying the future in the context of emerging technologies to explore following questions:
- How can we effectively study and theorize the future?
- What are the typical challenges scholars face when studying the future? How can we overcome concerns regarding validity and generalizability?
- What is the role of imagination in shaping organizational futures? How do imagination and "magical thinking" commit actors to courses of action in the present?
- What are the practices, narratives, tactics, and moves through which certain futures become communicatively performed?
Part 1: Panel Presentations
Featuring expert talks from:
- Juliane Reinecke (Saïd Business School, University of Oxford)
- Omid Omidvar (Warwick Business School)
- George Kuk (Manchester Metropolitan University)
- Stephanie Giamporcaro (Kedge Business School)
- Laure Cabantous (ESCP Business School, Paris)
- Frida Pemer (Stockholm School of Economics)
Part 2: Roundtable Feedback Session
Each panellist will host a roundtable, and provide in-depth discussion and feedback on your early-stage research or working papers. Attendance for the second part is limited to selected participants.
Call for abstracts
To participate in Part 2, please complete the form https://docs.google.com/forms/d/188l4bsYJNE4kZHbknAEa7eTx9G3BDib86k_-iMfUqQo
and submit your extended abstracts (max 1,000 words) to syc.mgt@gmail.com by 27th June 2025
Selected participants will be invited to join the roundtable session of the workshop.
Final details (date/time/location) will be announced with the full AOM programme.
If you have any questions, feel free to contact us at: soo-young.choi@wbs.ac.uk
We look forward to seeing you in Copenhagen!
Soo Young Choi, Warwick Business School
Stefan Haefliger, Stockholm School of Economics
Laure Cabantous, ESCP Business School, Paris
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Soo Young Choi
Warwick Business School
University of Warwick, UK
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