CFP | The Institutional Foundations of Stakeholder Theory. Insights from Original and Non-Mainstream Institutional Economics

Call for Papers and Invitation to Contribute to An Approved Symposium of the Journal of Institutional Economics (JOIE) on The Institutional Foundations of Stakeholder Theory. Insights from Original and Non-Mainstream Institutional Economics This hybrid symposium is combining invited anchor contributions with an open call for papers. Key Dates Extended abstracts due 31 January 2027 Fit […]

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Release | When Programmes Disagree About Programmes: Large Language Models, Code Poetry, and the Problem of Programme–Programme Communication

Abstract: Purpose: This article examines the theoretical implications of organisational decisions being increasingly prepared, filtered, produced through or attributed to computational programmes rather than individual human actors. It asks under what conditions interactions between such programmes may be analysed as communicatively consequential and what this implies for management and organisation theory.Design/methodology/approach: The article develops a conceptual analysis […]

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CFP | MD | Programmes in management and organisation. Observed with social systems theory

Special Issue of Management Decision (SSCI 5.1, Scopus Q1, CABS**, FNEGE**, VHB***) on Programmes in management and organisation. Observed with social systems theory Guest Editors: Steffen Roth, Excelia Business School, France; University of Cambridge, United Kingdom, roths@excelia-group.com Augusto Sales, Brazilian School of Public and Business Administration, Brazil; Yale University, United States of America, augusto.sales@fgv.br  Closing date for manuscripts submission: 31/01/2026 The issue […]

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