Colleagues,
A new Strategic Management Society Interest Group has recently been launched to build and disseminate ideas on Behavioral Strategy. Please help us build a vibrant community of scholars to advance our understanding about how human cognition, emotion, and social interaction influence strategic management theory and practice. The Behavioral Strategy Interest Group welcomes research from many methodological traditions, from the quantitative (experiments, mathematical modeling, simulations, statistical field studies, brain imaging) to the qualitative (grounded theory, ethnography, textual analysis).
There are two ways you can help build this community and make it a success:
1) Select Behavioral Strategy as one of your two SMS Interest Groups
If your work explores issues related to Behavioral Strategy or you are interested in learning more about the latest ideas in Behavioral Strategy, then please join the Behavioral Strategy Interest Group when you renew your SMS membership or join SMS as a new member (http://strategicmanagement.net/ig/behavioral_strategy.php).
2) Submit your research to the Behavioral Strategy track (Track P) at the upcoming SMS conference in Atlanta. The proposals are short (7 pages or less in total). The deadline is February 27, 2013.
The conference will be held from September 28 to October 1 2013 (http://atlanta.strategicmanagement.net/). The call for proposals is here: (scroll down to Track P: Behavioral Strategy): http://atlanta.strategicmanagement.net/call_for_proposals.php
We appreciate your support in building this new community within the Strategic Management Society. Feel free to forward this email to whomever you think might be interested!
Regards,
Program Co-Chairs: Christina Fang and Shayne Gary
IG Chair: Thomas Powell
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