Events

Who and what is management for?: University of Leicester School of Management Postgraduate conference

Last updated, 14 Jun 2012
Web Details: 
http://www2.le.ac.uk/departments/management/research/conferences/BSAPGConference
Location: 
University of Leicester School of Management
Date: 
10/01/2013

The University of Leicester School of Management are running a one day BSA Postgraduate conference on 10th January 2013.

Abstracts, of 300-500 words, should be submitted to events@britsoc.org.uk by 8th October 2012, or on the BSA website, including the name and date of the conference. Conference papers should be 6-8,000 words.

Call for abstracts

The conference is broadly themed around Critical Management, based on the multi-disciplinary ‘Leicester Model’ that draws from across the social sciences.

The Sixth Art of Management and Organization Conference

Last updated, 2 Nov 2011
Web Details: 
http://www.york.ac.uk/management/research/research-areas/organisation-theory/art_of_management/
Location: 
University of York
Date: 
04/09/2012 to 07/09/2012

The Sixth Art of Management and Organization Conference
Creativity and Critique
September 4-7th 2012, University of York UK

Hosted by the Centre for the Study of Working Lives and The York Management School

Convenors: Stephen Linstead and Jenna Ward Administrator: Helen Geddes

Workshop: 'Power and Anti-Knowledge: The Politics of Knowledge in Crisis'

Last updated, 28 Oct 2011
Web Details: 
http://www.essex.ac.uk/centres/TheoStud/events.asp
Location: 
University of Essex, UK
Date: 
10/11/2011

From 'Climategate' to 'Murdochgate,' explosive political crises dominating media attention in recent years have shared a common denominator: they have centred on the politics of knowledge and nonkn

Being Critical in a Mainstream Business School

Last updated, 8 Aug 2011
Web Details: 
http://www.dur.ac.uk/dbs/news/events/?eventno=10509
Location: 
Durham Business School, MBA lecture theatre
Date: 
28/09/2011

This inaugural event of the School's Critical Studies Group will aim to further the ongoing discussion about the delights - and the dilemmas - involved in being "critical" within a mainstream business school.

As well as a number of distinguished guest speakers, we will be showcasing some of the work already going on in Durham.

Programme

10.00 Coffee

10.30 Welcome

10.45 Mark Tadajewski (University of Strathclyde): 'Critical Marketing Studies: Being Realistic About Marketplace Dynamics'

11.45 Critical Work at Durham

12.30 Lunch

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