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PDW: Addressing Real-World Challenges Through Conflict Research

  • 1.  PDW: Addressing Real-World Challenges Through Conflict Research

    Posted 07-14-2025 03:48

    Dear colleagues,

    Are you interested in how conflict intersects with today's most pressing organizational and societal issues-such as AI, digital transformation, climate change, institutional trust, and polarization?

    We invite you to join us for a timely and interdisciplinary Professional Development Workshop at AOM 2025:

    Addressing Real-World Challenges and Conflicts: Gaining Insights by Approaching Conflict from Different Perspectives, on Different Levels of Analysis, and with Diverse Methodologies

    This PDW brings together scholars from across AOM divisions to explore how conflict-broadly defined-can be studied through a variety of disciplinary lenses, research methods, and levels of analysis. Topics include ethics, power, communication, and DEI within organizations, as well as societal concerns such as institutional trust, polarization, and policy in the face of global challenges like climate change and AI.

    We're excited to feature a distinguished panel of experts from multiple disciplines and methodological backgrounds, including:

    ·      Christopher Bauman, University of California Irvine, USA

    ·      Joel Cutcher-Gershenfeld, Brandeis University, USA

    ·      Matthew Cronin, George Mason University, USA

    ·      David Daniels, National Singapore University, Singapore

    ·      Fabrice Lumineau, University of Hong Kong, China

    ·      Rebecca Mitchell, University of Colorado, USA

    ·      Oliver Schilke, University of Arizona, USA

    ·      Michele Williams, University of Iowa, USA

    ·      Siyu Yu, University of Michigan, USA

    Date: Sunday, July 27, 2025

    Time: 14:00 - 16:00 CEST (GMT+2).

    Location: Bella Center: MR64/65, Copenhagen, Denmark

    Add this PDW to your AOM calendar: https://cdmcd.co/PnYXdL

    Participants will gain fresh theoretical and methodological insights and explore opportunities for cross-disciplinary collaboration.

    This PDW is organized into two distinct yet complementary sections, each approximately one hour long. Each session begins with an expert panel, followed by small roundtable discussions-giving participants the opportunity to engage directly with our panelists. This format is designed to balance expert insights with active audience participation.

    If you are interested to participate, please fill out this form by July 15th, 2025: https://forms.gle/9Wzwtn2vDJEFUrmw7

     

    For questions, please contact the organizers directly, Liuba Belkin at lyb207@lehigh.edu or Thea Tomova Shakur at t.tomovashakur@tcu.edu.

    We look forward to seeing you there!



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    Liuba Y. Belkin
    CM Division Representative-at-Large
    Associate Professor
    Lehigh University
    Bethlehem, PA
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