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PDW-01 [SWG-02]: Trust in Challenging Contexts

Convenors:
Lovisa Näslund
Stockholm School of Economics, Sweden
Ann-Marie Nienaber
Coventry University, UK
Sabina Keston-Siebert
University of Glasgow, UK

Call for Applications

 

Purpose

The "Trust in Challenging Contexts" Development Workshop is a pre-Colloquium activity that aims to help advanced PhD students and early-career academics develop their research ideas and papers towards publishable articles in close interaction with leading scholars in the field. The workshop is targeted to improving participants' skills in conducting high quality research and getting their work published in top-tier journals.

Each accepted papers will be briefly presented and then discussed in a very constructive and supportive manner. All participants will be expected to have read the papers of their fellow session presenters and be ready to contribute to these discussions. Participants will also be expected to attend all sessions of the workshop.

 

 

Application

Interested scholars should submit – via the EGOS website! – a single document of application that includes:

  • On the first page: a short letter of application containing full details of name, address (postal address, phone and email), affiliation (date of PhD completion for early career scholars), a statement of why the applicant considers it valuable to attend the workshop as well as an indication of what journal(s) the paper is likely to be submitted to.
  • An extended abstract of the paper (about 1,500 words in length) that you want to develop to a publishable stage.

 

Lovisa Näslund is an Assistant Professor at Stockholm School of Economics, Department of Management and Organization. Her research focuses on trust creation on service markets, employing qualitative methods. Her work has been published in journals such as 'Human Relations' and 'Journal of Work Organization and Emotion'.
Ann-Marie Nienaber is a Reader in Business Management at the Centre for Trust, Peace and Social Relations (CTPSR) at Coventry University. Her research interests focus on trust in and between organizations (in particular trust in teams and in the supply chain). She has won several prizes for her work, including Best Full Paper Award 2014 of the British Academy of Management (Organizational Psychology) with a paper that analyses the issues of trust and control along the supply chain. Her research has been published in a number of reknown academic and managerial journals or book chapters. She is also the co-author of the forthcoming "Routledge Companian about Trust".
Sabina Keston-Siebert is a Senior Lecturer in Management in the Adam Smith Business School, University of Glasgow. She is the Co-Editor of European Management Journal. She has published in 'Work Employment and Society', 'Social Science and Medicine', 'Public Policy and Administration' and 'Communist and Post-Communist Studies'. In her research she employs a range of qualitative methodologies including discourse analysis and organizational ethnography.