​49th AIB UK & Ireland Chapter Conference

“International Business and SDG 8 – Are we on course?”

13 – 15 April 2023, Adam Smith Business School, University of Glasgow

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CALL FOR PAPERS

PAPER SUBMISSION

AWARDS AND PUBLICATIONS

PROGRAMME 

DOCTORAL COLLOQUIUM

WAIB SPEED MENTORING

PRE-CONFERENCE WORKSHOPS

REGISTRATION AND FEES

VENUE AND LOCATION

ACCOMMODATION

CONTACT

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IMPORTANT DATES:

• ​​Main conference Paper Submission Deadline: 
• Doctoral Colloquium Paper Submission Deadline: 
• Early Bird Registration Deadline: 
• Standard Fee Conference Registration Deadline: 
• Doctoral Colloquium: 13 April 2023
• Main Conference: 14-15 April 2023

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VENUE:

Adam Smith Business School at the University of Glasgow​

Doctoral Colloquium

The AIB UK & Ireland Chapter organises the doctoral colloquium for students pursing doctoral research in the area of International Business. The doctoral colloquium is held in a collaborative, open and friendly atmosphere. It provides presenters with the opportunity to present and discuss their research with a panel of distinguished scholars in interactive sessions that are open to all conference delegates. Presenters receive oral and written feedback on their submissions and guidance on how to translate their doctoral work into papers. 

In addition to receiving feedback on presentations, participating doctoral students will be invited to attend a specialised workshop on "How to publish from doctoral thesis and plan your academic career?" The workshop is delivered by senior colleagues with editorial roles in top IB and strategy journals. This workshop particularly helps doctoral students in structuring their thesis and conceptualising empirical as well as theoretical papers early on in their academic journey.

Doctoral students at different stages of the thesis process can apply for participation in the doctoral colloquium. There will be two streams, A and B, based on the stage of the student’s research.

• Stream A 'Advanced' is meant for students who have preliminary set of results, and
• Stream B 'Beginner' is meant for students who are still finalizing their dissertation proposals and methodology
  
  

Submissions made to doctoral colloquium are considered for the following prizes:

• The Michael Z. Brooke Doctoral Prize (£200 and a certificate): awarded to the best doctoral paper.
• The Neil Hood and Stephen Young Prize (£200 and a certificate): awarded to the most original new work.
   

Please click here to download the call for papers and submission guidelines for the Doctoral Colloquium. 
 
Papers must be solely authored by the student. Joint papers, with the supervisor or any other co-author, will not be accepted. 
 
Places are allocated on a first come, first served basis.

Papers submitted to the Main Conference cannot be submitted also to the Doctoral Colloquium. 

​For more information, please contact the Doctoral Colloquium Convener Dr. Surender Munjal on S.Munjal@lubs.leeds.ac.uk.​

Submit to the Doctoral Colloquium

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