“Anybody who wants to see the way a conference is run, and the way an academic community can be, should […]

Online registration is now available for the Family Firm Institute (FFI) 2012 Annual Conference, “Family Enterprise: The Field, The Families, […]

We have just witnessed a long weekend full of remarkable imagery celebrating longevity.   However,  media images of later life normally take two extremes […]

The Journal of Macromarketing (JMK) has a new podcast highlighting the March 2012 Special Issue on Vietnam, with articles on […]

Thanks to all who took part in the Management INK reader survey! We enjoyed hearing from you, and we appreciate […]

Submit your research to the upcoming Journal of Management (JOM) Special Issue: Strategic Human Capital. Guest editors include Patrick M. Wright, […]

The wires are abuzz with studies telling employers why their hires are leaving. But what exactly are the factors that […]

A new study in SAGE Open makes no bones about climate change as a wicked management problem. Urging a dynamic […]

Some people have strong and visceral reactions to cities. They might love or loathe New York, or Jerusalem, or Berlin. This may have something to do with the architecture and the infrastructure of a place; it may also be a response, at some level, to the people, the culture, the politics, the way of life. Avner de-Shalit claims that some cities – not all cities but some – have a spirit.

Here is our latest round up of key and interesting sites for social scienctists. This week view our selection of […]

The Journal of Management Education (JME) has a new podcast highlighting the June 2012 Special Issue: Principles of Responsible Management […]