Knowledge
& Learning
Special Interest Group
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Knowledge
& Learning
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BAM
Conference 2005: Knowledge and Learning
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| The Knowledge and Learning Special Interest Group (SIG) aims
to facilitate the development of knowledge in the interdisciplinary areas
that take as their focus the processes associated with knowledge and learning.
These include: management learning, organisational development and knowledge
management. We welcome submissions that relate to any of these areas, but
would like to see, in particular, papers that deliberate on cross-disciplinary
considerations of knowledge and learning, knowledge and learning in SMEs,
linkages with performance, and the measurement and assessment of knowledge
and learning. Recognising the overall theme of the conference (challenges
of organisations in global markets), the SIG also particularly welcomes
submissions to one of its allied themes: 'knowledge and learning challenges
across borders' and 'management education in a global marketplace'.
Full Papers should consider completed research that is nearing a publishable stage. Submission requires either an extend abstract (2000 words) or the complete paper (5000-7000 words). Developmental Papers should consider ongoing research and are intended to enable authors to gain feedback on work in progress. Submission requires an abstract of 1000-1500 words Symposium Proposals can take varied forms, can consider research or teaching, should include an active element and relate to the SIG's aims and themes. Proposals should be up to 1000 words and indicate contributors and their contributions and how the symposium engages both the SIG and its audience.
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