Calls for Papers: (Special Issues of)
Journals & Book Chapters

Please email your Call for Papers for (special issues of) journals or book chapterspreferably: a link (alternatively: pdf or word file) – to the EGOS Executive Secretariat.
It will then be published on this page within a short time.

Please note that the following list of Calls is ordered in reverse chronological order, with the newest call published at the top. 

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IFSAM International Case Collection

Call for Case Proposals

IFSAM invites each member association to submit one to two case abstracts for the inaugural IFSAM International Case Collection, to be published with Springer in 2027. The casebook focuses on global managerial challenges across five thematic areas and aims to build a long‑term international repository of high‑quality, context‑rich management cases.


The five thematic areas are:

  • Sustainability & Responsible Management

  • Digitalization & AI-Driven Transformation

  • Managing Emerging Markets

  • Diversity, Inclusion, and Organizational Change

  • Cross-Cutting and Hybrid Cases

Submission deadline: September 10, 2026

Further information
 

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Organization Theory

Special Themed Section Catalysing & Crystallizing: Call for Papers

‘Temporal Fabrics’: Theorizing the Multiplicities and Interdependencies of Time in Organizations and Organizing

Submission deadline: January 31, 2027

Further information


 

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Organization Theory

Special Themed Section Catalysing & Crystallizing: Call for Papers

Theorizing the Configurational Nature of Organizational Phenomena

Submission deadline: January 31, 2027

Further information


 

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Entrepreneurship Theory and Practice

Special Issue: Call for Papers

 

TIME IN ENTREPRENEURSHIP: NEW PERSPECTIVES AND APPROACHES

This SI seeks manuscripts advancing our understanding of time in entrepreneurship. Research on the duration, pace, timing, and speed of action calibration in entrepreneurial processes such as opportunity realization are key examples of the role temporal dynamics play in entrepreneurship. We are especially interested in work that addresses the subjective elements of time—how time is experienced, shaped, and communicated—and how the subjective elements might flow from objective temporal artifacts (clock time, schedules, deadlines, etc.). The SI editorial team is excited to receive papers that deploy excellent (time-based) theorizing and empirical work clearly related to temporal dimensions/topics that are important in entrepreneurial settings.

Deadline for submissions: September 30, 2027

Guest editors: Ludvig Levasseur, Indian Institute of Management Bangalore, Moren Lévesque, York University, Paul Spee, University of Queensland, Ute Stephan, King’s College London, Matthew Wood, University of Oklahoma


Further information
 

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The Journal of Arts Management, Law, and Society

Special Issue: Call for Papers

 

ON JUSTIFICATION : BOLTANSKI AND THÉVENOT, ARTS MANAGEMENT AND ARTS ORGANIZATIONS

This special issue of the Journal of Arts Management, Law and Society (JAMLS) welcomes manuscripts that draw on the thinking of Boltanski and Thévenot, and that mobilize their concepts to study arts management, arts organizations, and cultural policy development. Theoretical work that offers critical reflection on the place of these ideas in our field are welcomed as well. 

Deadline for submissions: August 26, 2026


Further information
 

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The Journal of Arts Management, Law, and Society

Special Issue: Call for Papers

 

ARTS ORGANIZATIONS AND STREET-LEVEL BUREAUCRACY

This special issue of the Journal of Arts Management, Law and Society (JAMLS), is looking for contributions that engage with the concept of street-level bureaucracy in arts and heritage organizations. 

Full papers (5000 to 7000 words), commentaries, and research notes (not exceeding 5000 words) that offer analysis and critical reflection on this topic. In particular, submissins that engage with the following sub-themes are encouraged: Street-level bureaucracy and care work in arts and heritage organizations; Work, routines and coping mechanisms; Conceptual analysis.

Deadline for submissions: September 5, 2026


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Organization Studies

Special Issue: Call for Papers

 

The Architecture of Hope in Distressing Times and Places: Construction, Action, and Possibilities

This special issue aims to advance our theoretical understanding of hope while generating insights for organisations and persons navigating increasingly turbulent, distressing times. Including but by no means limited to finding hope, building hope, keeping hope alive, the social construction of hope, the organising of hope and its organisational implications, and the sources and consequences of hope under adverse circumstances.

Deadline for submissions: January 30, 2027

Guest editors: Bryant A. Hudson, Professor, IESEG School of Management, Paris, France, April Wright, Professor, Warwick Business School, University of Warwick, UK, Madeline Toubiana, Professor, Telfer School of Management, University of Ottawa, Canada, Lee Jarvis, Associate Professor, Warwick Business School, University of Warwick, UK, Nina Granqvist, Professor, Aalto University, Helsinki, Finland


Further information
 

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Organization Studies

Special Issue: Call for Papers

 

Embodying Process

This special issue offers an invitation and opportunity to advance our understanding of the role of the body and embodiment in organizational scholarship, we encourage submissions that place the human body and embodiment in the foreground, welcoming a variety of approaches to conceptualizing, researching and theorizing the human body.

Deadline for submissions: September 30, 2026

Guest editors: Emily Heaphy, University of Massachusetts Amherst, (eheaphy@isenberg.umass.edu), Nancy Harding, University of Bath (h.n.harding@bath.ac.uk), Mark de Rond, University of Cambridge (mejd3@cam.ac.uk), Ann Langley, HEC Montreal (ann.langley@hec.ca), Haridimos Tsoukas, University of Cyprus & University of Warwick (process.symposium@gmail.com)


Further information
 

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Strategic Organization

Special Issue: Call for Papers

 

Strategy and Aesthetics

This special issue is dedicated to addressing this oversight, and to explicitly investigating the 
aesthetic aspects of strategic theory and practice.

Deadline for submissions: December 1, 2026

Guest Editors: René Wiedner, Warwick Business School, Jennifer Whyte, University of Sydney, Saku Mantere, McGill University, Robin Holt, University of Bristol, Marie-Léandre Gomez, ESSEC Business School

Further information
 

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Journal of Business Ethics

Special Issue: Call for Papers

 

To Right a Wrong: Theorizing and Guiding the Practice of Moral Repair 

This special issue seeks to advance our understanding of (a) what moral repair is, could be, and should be; (b) its place within broader business ethics scholarship; (c) the ethical problems and dilemmas that may arise in the practice of moral repair; and (d) how such challenges can be addressed by firms within reasonable cost parameters.

Deadline for submissions: January 31, 2027
Submission opens: December 1, 2026

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Leadership & Organization Development Journal

Special Issue: Call for Papers

 

Beyond Black and White – Shades of Grey Leadership 

This special issue aims to advance critical scholarship on leadership by moving beyond the simplistic dichotomy of “good” versus “bad” leadership and focusing instead on the underexplored spectrum of “grey leadership.”

Deadline for initial proposals: September 30, 2026

Further information
 

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Organization Theory

Special Themed Section: Call for Proposals


Catalyzing & Crystallizing

Deadline for initial proposals: March 15, 2026

Further information

Catalyzing & Crystallizing proposals should not be more than five pages long (excluding references), for more details view the Call as PDF.
 
In case of any questions, please reach out directly to the current Editors-in-Chief, Markus Höllerer and Sigrid Quack, and/or the incoming Editor-in-Chief, Rick Delbridge.
 

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European Management Review

Special Issue: Call for Papers


Governance of Inter-organizational Networks for Sustainability in the Digital Era

Submission window: August 15 - September 30, 2026

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Innovation: Organization & Management

Special Issues: Call for Papers


Creativity and copyright in the shadow of GenAI: Managing and organizing creative content in the digitalization frenzy


Deadline for submissions: September 30, 2026

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Business & Society

Special Issues: Call for Papers


Artificial Intelligence, Business, and Epochal Change
 

Submission window: September 1 - September 30, 2026

Further information

Virtual Paper Development Workshop on May 20, 2026, 16:00-18:30 (CET)

Submit your short paper (max. 3,000 words) that overviews key arguments and intended contributions to Glen Whelan (whelan.glen@uqam.ca) by April 15, 2026 the latest.

Participating in the PDW is not a prerequisite for eventual submission to the special issue.


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Journal of Product Innovation Management

Special Issue: Call for Papers


Communicating and Framing Innovation in the Era of Generative AI

Submission deadline: November 30, 2026

Further information


 

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puntOorg – International Journal

Special Issues: Call for Papers

Shaping and Managing Desirable Futures in Organizations

Deadline for paper submissions: December 1, 2026
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Organising and Accounting for Death

Deadline for paper submissions: January 27, 2027
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Academy of Management Learning & Education

Special Issue: Call for papers

Rethinking Business School Structures, Standards and Success for Neuroinclusive Management Learning & Education

Deadline for paper submissions: December 14, 2026

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