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Call for submissions to 2014 BPS Division Outstanding Dissertation Award

  • 1.  Call for submissions to 2014 BPS Division Outstanding Dissertation Award

    Posted 12-20-2013 10:33
    Call for submissions to 2014 BPS Division Outstanding Dissertation Award

    The BPS Division will sponsor the Wiley Blackwell Outstanding Dissertation Award in Business Policy
    and Strategy again in 2014. Any doctoral dissertation may be entered that satisfies the following
    criteria: (1) The dissertation addresses topics in the area of business policy and strategic
    management. (2) The dissertation was completed between February 1, 2013 and January 31, 2014,
    where the completion date is when the degree is completed and awarded. (3) The dissertation was not
    previously submitted for consideration for this award. A dissertation may be submitted to BPS and
    other divisions simultaneously if it fits within each division’s domain statement. The BPS domain
    statement and those of other divisions can be found at www.aomonline.org.
    Interested persons should submit electronically (via email) the following Word documents as
    attachments to an email to Christoph Zott (czott@iese.edu), with the subject heading: BPS Division
    Outstanding Dissertation Award:
    1. A one-page abstract of the dissertation
    2. A ten-page, double-spaced summary of the dissertation
    Members of the BPS Division research committee will evaluate these dissertation summaries and invite
    a subset of entrants to submit their complete dissertations in March 2014 for further evaluation.
    Submissions must be received by Monday February 10, 2014. Submissions will not be accepted by
    fax or regular mail. In order to facilitate compliance with the BPS conflict of interest policy and the
    blind review process, please remove any author identifying information from your dissertation
    summary. In addition, please indicate in the body of your email your current university affiliation, the
    name of the university granting your degree, a list of your dissertation committee members, and the
    affiliations of any external dissertation committee members.