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REMINDER – PDW “A variety of theoretical approaches to address contractual issues: complementarities and overlaps”

  • 1.  REMINDER – PDW “A variety of theoretical approaches to address contractual issues: complementarities and overlaps”

    Posted 07-06-2012 16:38
    Date: Saturday, August 4, 2012
    Time: 1:00 - 3:00 PM
    Location: Boston Hynes Convention Center, Room 108
    Organizers: Valerie Duplat (EDHEC Business School) and Jason Pattit
    (University of St. Thomas)

    Presenters: Valerie Duplat (EDHEC Business School), Fabrice Lumineau
    (University of Technology Sydney), and Bart Vanneste (INSEAD)

    Facilitators: Michael J. Leiblein (The Ohio State University), Jason
    Pattit (University of St. Thomas), and Libby Weber (University of
    California, Irvine)

    The goal of this workshop is to provide a forum for scholars who study
    inter-firm contracts to engage in a dialogue about current and future
    research opportunities. In addition, scholars who are not currently
    conducting research in this area, but have an interest in doing so in the
    future, are invited to attend this PDW to obtain an overview of the field
    and to join the discussion.

    The workshop will consist of two parts. Three short presentations about
    contractual issues that have been addressed by different theoretical
    streams (i.e., transaction cost, relational governance, and psychological
    theories) will open the PDW. Each presentation will be followed by a
    discussion between the audience and the presenters lead by a facilitator.
    This will enable us to explore how these theoretical streams overlap or
    complement each other, but also to derive new research questions and
    discuss novel empirical methods.

    The second part of the PDW will be a paper development workshop. To
    participate, please pre-register (https://secure.aomonline.org/PDWReg) and
    submit your paper by Sunday, July 15th. A maximum of 30 submissions will
    be accepted. The papers will be discussed in small groups. Each
    participant will provide a brief synopsis of their submission to the
    roundtable that they are assigned to and then receive feedback from the
    presenters, facilitators and the other participants. Papers will be shared
    among the respective tables’ participants before the PDW. Attendees
    without a submission will be invited to stay and take part in the
    discussions.

    Overall, the aim of this PDW is to create a network of seasoned and
    nascent scholars interested in inter-firm contracts. Thus, this PDW
    provides a forum to communicate with researchers from diverse theoretical
    backgrounds, which may lead to interesting future collaboration
    opportunities.

    Please put this session on your calendar. For any general questions about
    the PDW, or to receive the registration code and submit your paper, please
    contact us: valerie.duplat@edhec.edu or jmpattit@stthomas.edu.

    See you in Boston!

    Valerie Duplat and Jason Pattit