REMINDER: It's not too late to submit a paper to the Organization Theory
Division of ASAC, a collegial setting to present your work!
Administrative Sciences Association of Canada (ASAC)
Organization Theory Division
CALL FOR PAPERS
Halifax, Nova Scotia, Canada
24-27 May 2008
The Organization Theory Division of ASAC invites you to submit a paper or
symposium proposal for the 2008 Annual Conference in Halifax, Nova Scotia.
Papers with a strong theoretical and/or empirical contribution to any area
of Organization Theory are welcome.
Submission should be made electronically on the conference web site
(http://ASAC2008.dal.ca) to the appropriate ASAC Division in Microsoft Word.
Papers must not have been published or presented elsewhere. To be in the
Proceedings, papers must conform to the ASAC Typing Style Guide and must
not exceed fifteen (15) single-spaced pages (use Times New Roman 11),
including all author information, the title of the paper, the abstract, all
footnotes and endnotes, all tables, figures, and appendices but excluding
references. On a separate page, indicate the authors' names, addresses,
telephone numbers, fax numbers, and email addresses and to whom all
communications should be directed [Students should also indicate their
status and the school in which they are enrolled.] All contributions must
be received no later than 31 January 2008. Please make sure that the paper
is complete in all respects since there is very little time to revise once
the paper has been accepted. Members interested in assembling a symposium
or workshop should prepare a detailed description of its overall purpose
and focus and the specific role of each participant and send it
electronically by 31 January 2008.
More information on the conference can be found at
http://asac2008.dal.ca/
ACADEMIC REVIEWER
Robert J. David.
Desautels Faculty of Management
McGill University
PROGRAM CHAIR:
Martin L. Martens
The John Molson School of Business
Concordia University
DIVISION CHAIR:
John M. Usher
Faculty of Management
University of Lethbridge