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The leading professional association for management studies research and education on the island of Ireland

The Irish Academy of Management promotes the advancement of research, knowledge, and education in the field of organisation and management studies. To find out about our upcoming conference, click here, or follow us on twitter.

Submission of Papers and Registration for IAM 2010

Full paper submissions are now closed.

Please note that at least one author will be required to register for the IAM 2010 Conference. The registration and payment service is now available on this site.

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Irish Journal of Management

The Irish Journal of Management aims to publish well-written and well researched articles that will contribute to the understanding of management-related issues in both Irish and international organisations.

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IAM Conference 2010

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The 13th Annual Conference of the Irish Academy of Management will be held at Cork Institute of Technology from 1 to 3 September 2010. The theme of the conference is “Renewing the Management Research Mandate”. This theme is particularly relevant because of the many crises and the economic climate in which we live. To download the conference programme, click here.

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IAM Doctoral Colloquium

Doctoral Colloquium

The IAM Doctoral Colloquium will take place in University College Cork on Wednesday, 1st September 2010, 11.30h-17.30h. The Doctoral Colloquium, facilitated by senior academics from various Irish and British higher education institutions, will provide a collegial and interactive forum for PhD students to discuss their research and the various issues appropriate to their particular stage in the PhD process. The colloquium is open to all doctoral students pursuing doctorates in all business and management disciplines who have registered for the conference.  There is no additional cost for attending the colloquium.

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