- Standing Working Groups (SWGs) are groups which meet regularly at each EGOS
Colloquium as a
community of scholars.
- Each SWG will run for four Colloquia.
- Each SWG to submit a report after the third colloquium (by
November 1st) to be assessed by the EGOS Bord.
- In exceptional cases the Board may decide to continue the SWG
for a further specified period.
Applications for the establishment of new Standing Working
Groups should be mailed to the EGOS Board or the EGOS Executive Secretariat
– egos@wzb.eu – by May 31, 2008.
We will honour any submission made this
year under the previous deadline of December 31, 2007 since decisions
will be taken by the EGOS Board in July 2008. This will allow any
successful SWG to participate in the EGOS Colloquium the following
year.
Current Standing Working Groups are:
Comparative
Studies of Economic Organization
Coordinators: Peer Hull Kristensen (Copenhagen Business School)
and Richard Whitley (Manchester Business School)
Organizational Network Research
Coordinators: Marius Meeus (Utrecht University), Amalya L.
Oliver (The Hebrew University), David Knoke (University of
Minnesota)
Professional
Service Organizations and Professionalization at Work
Coordinators: Celeste P.M. Wilderom (University of Twente),
Huseyin Leblebici (University of Illinois) and Royston Greenwood
(University of Alberta)
Action
Research
Coordinators: Marc Bonnet (ISEOR, University of Lyon) and
Robert MacIntosh (University of Strathclyde)
Strategizing:
Activity and Practice
Coordinators: Paula Jarzabkowski (Aston Business School),
David Seidl (University of Munich) and Julia Balogun (CASS Business
School)
Practice-Based
Studies of Knowledge and Innovation in Workplace
Coordinators: Silvia Gherardi (University of Trento, Research Unit on Cognition,
Organizational Learning and Aesthetics), Reijo Miettinen (Helsinki
University, Center for Activity Theory and Developmental Work Research),
Christian Heath (King's College London, Work, Interaction and Technology
Research Group) and Harry Scarbrough (Warwick University)
Organizing the Public
Sector: Governance and Public Management Reform
Coordinators: Christine Teelken (University of
Nijmegen, School of Management), Mike Dent (Staffordshire
University), Nicolette van Gestel (Radboud University), Ewan Ferlie
(Royal Holloway University, School of Management) and Louise
Fitzgerald (De Montfort University, Leicester Business School)
Institutions and Knowledge
Coordinators: Michael Lounsbury (University of
Alberta, Canada) and Renate Meyer (Vienna University of Economics
and Business Administration)
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