We have extended the deadline for applications until May 15! To encourage the participation of PhD students, the first 10 external applicants (non-Ca' Foscari) to be accepted will be eligible for a travel and lodging reimbursement of up to €200. Reimbursement will be exclusively provided to participants who submit a short paper or research proposal.
Who can apply?
The workshop intends to engage PhD students and Post-docs from various disciplines (management, economics, humanities, political science, sociology etc.) about the unique dynamics of such networks.
Attendants may apply as "auditors" and attend the lecture sessions, or as "participants" who submit a short paper or researchproposal (max. 3000 words) to be discussed during the hands-on sessions, receiving high-quality feedback from the invited speakers and their peers.
Why should you attend?
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Interactive Hands-on Workshop where you can get feedback
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Frontal Sessions with Leading Scholars
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Networking Opportunities
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An opportunity to pitch your research
Invited Speakers
Prof. Patrick Kenis | Tilburg University
Prof. Elisabeth Müller | Bundeswehr University Munich
Prof. Leon Oerlemans | Tilburg University
Prof. Elisa Operti | ESSEC Business School
Prof. Jill Purdy | Milgard School of Business
Prof. Francesco Zirpoli | Venice School of Management
How to apply?
Applications should be sent to nois.workshop@unive.it by 15th May (17:00 CET) with the email subject set as "NOIS college workshop application". Applications should contain:
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either a research proposal or a short paper (max. 3000 words, including references, appendices & other material);
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and a one-page motivation letter.
Topics of interest include, but are not limited to:
- Contemporary grand challenges in society (climate change, social inclusion and cohesion, environmental justice…)
- Governance of organizational networks
- Institutions and network impact
- Inter-organizational networks and collective learning and action
- Multi-level organizational networks
- Social innovation and networked solutions
- Network evolution and adaptation in complex environments
- Cross-sector collaboration and network effectiveness
- Networks and public governance
- Network leadership and coalition building
- Social capital, network resilience and social change
- Network influence on decision-making and policy formulation
- Ethical considerations in network research and practice
Deadline for registration
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Registration open until 15th May (17:00 CET)
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Acceptance will be notified by 26th May
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Accepted students need to confirm by 31st May
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