Faculty & Research News
PSB Workshop on Governance and Diversity, CCPI, 20th June, 2018
Héger Gabteni and Nathalie Bitbol-Saba, Associates Professors and Researchers at PSB invite to the Workshop on Governance and Diversity
This full day workshop is dedicated to presentation and discussion of papers on governance and diversity topical issue with the ambition to bring together recent advances in academic research on this theme.
Submissions in management, economics, finance, strategy as well as human ressource management that examine governance through the lens of diversity and in its various dimensions are welcome.
This workshop welcomes theoretical and empirical, qualitative and quantitative papers, from varied viewpoints and contexts.
Researchers are invited to submit their work, regardless of their analytical and methodological framework. All works (doctoral students, young and experienced doctors) are considered with kindness.
Notification of acceptance : April 30, 2018
Full papers submission : May 20, 2018
Workshop : June 20, 2018
Contacts :
Dr Héger Gabteni, Associate Professor PSB
Dr Nathalie Bitbol-Saba, Associate Professor PSB
The great success of 46th Congress of the Uplegess at PSB Paris School of Business
The 46th Congress of the Uplegess at PSB realized from June 6th to 9th on the theme: Teaching cultural languages in the European Higher Education Area: Assessment and perspectives 20 years after the declaration of the Sorbonne (1998-2018 ) has been a real success.
It brought together 137 participants, including 37 leading management schools, 14 engineering colleges, 8 French universities, 1 foreign university (LAVAL, Québec), 21 teacher-researchers.
Thanks to all participants !
WETICE 2018 at PSB Paris School of Business
27th IEEE International Conference on Enabling Technologies: Infrastructure for Collaborative Enterprises
June 27th-29th, 2018 Campus Cluster Paris Innovation
PSB Paris School of Business and D3 Chair with EFREI Paris organise the 27th Edition of WETICE, an annual International conference on state-of-the-art research in enabling technologies for collaboration, consisting of a number of cognate conference tracks.
What sets WETICE apart from larger conferences is that the conference tracks are kept small enough to promote fruitful discussions on the latest technology developments, directions, problems, and requirements.
Each track includes paper presentations and group discussions while the keynote sessions and summary of discussions take place in joint sessions.
Contact :
Dr Charles Perez, associate professor at PSB, head of D3 Chair
c.perez@psbedu.paris
SERIOUS GAMES FORUM 2018 with the contribution of the PSB and the D3 Chair
PSB Paris School of Business and D3 Chair join the Serious Games Forum which will take place on December 3rd at the Ecole Militaire.
The association organizes the first forum in France dedicated to the uses of wargaming for the sectors of defense, civil and research with a meaningful contribution of Disruptive Digital Data to the project.
This is the opportunity to meet a panel of actors from various backgrounds who design and use these board games easy to implement and produce, sometimes with digital support. It is also an event to connect with other participants who already use these tools.
Contact :
Dr Charles Perez, Associate Professor at PSB, Head of D3 Chair
On 13th June Valérie Mérindol and David Versailles, Associate professors at PSB and co-directors of NewPic Chair, will present the results of Innovation platforms study
This research project is commissioned by Bpifrance le Lab and Innovation Factory.
It points out several drivers of Innovation platforms : the role of communities based on reciprocity; the catalyst effect of the physical space; the complementarities between different sources of revenue in order to elaborate the platforms' business models; the diversity of legal and governance designs; and the rationales for opening up the portfolio of activities and services.
Save the date : 13th June 2018
Lyon, Bel Air Camp, 11 avenue du Bel Air, 69100 Villeubanne
Thanks to all participants for making The Dark Side of Social Media - International Research Workshop 2017 a success!
A large body of research has considered the positive aspects of social media. However, emerging research and practice are beginning to focus on complex and often alarming ways in which use of social media may harmfully affect individuals, organizations and societies. For example, data leakage prevention and suspicious networks detection (Perez et al., 2012; Perez et al., 2013), negative word-of-mouth dynamics (Pfeffer et al., 2014) and their repercussions on marketing and e-reputation (Castellano et al. 2014; 2016), privacy violation (Fox and Moreland, 2015; Krasnova et al., 2012), anxiety and depression (Krasnova et al., 2015) addiction (Andreassen et al., 2012; Turel, 2015; Turel & Serenko, 2011), misrepresentation and negative psychological consequences (Garcia & Sikström, 2014; Mäntymäki & Islam, 2016) are some of the issues that have been studied so far. Many others require a deepened interest, especially within the organizational settings, in which social media pervasive usage might contribute to jeopardize systems security (Sokolova et al., 2016), disrupt work habits and impoverish individual performance via information overload, technostress and fatigue (Kefi et al., 2015; Kefi et al., 2016; Maier et al., 2015). Larger effects include enabling racism, terrorism and cyber-crime (Dean et al., 2012).
Thank you for all your excellent work!
Entrepreneurship Research: Past, Present & Future
Participants are thanked for all the great scientific input and for many fruitful discussions and scientific interaction!
LEARNING EXPEDITION - ORANGE BUSINESS SERVICES
Executives come to courses offered by the Research Lab PSB-Paris School of Business – Short Programs to gain critical knowledge and best practices. You can spend from one to three days studying digital transformation or innovation management. Moreover, Paris School of Business Research LAB offers Professional Certificates for the candidates who pursue improvement in a specific area.
2016 - newPIC RESEARCH CHAIR - Innovation Management - Intrapreneuship in large established firms
2015 - D3 - DIGITAL - DATA - DESIGN - Relation client par les médias sociaux et e-réputation
2015 - newPIC RESEARCH CHAIR - Innovation Management - New clients-suppliers relations in the dynamics of open innovation
Conference SNDE 2017 - Tokyo
Congratulations to Stéphane Goutte, Affiliate Professor at PSB Paris School of Business, for the BEST PAPER AWARD 2017 of the peer-reviewed Journal "Studies in Nonlinear Dynamics and Econometrics"
Title: "On the estimation of regime-switching Levy models".
Conference SNDE, 2018 - Tokyo
GEOINNO2018: Call for Papers for the Special Session about “open creative labs”
Open creative labs. Platforms of local and global collaborative innovation and entrepreneurship
Session organizers:
Ignasi Capdevila (i.capdevila@psbedu.paris), Oliver Ibert (Oliver.Ibert@leibniz-irs.de),Suntje Schmidt (Suntje.Schmidt@leibniz-irs.de), Raphaël Suire (Raphael.suire@univnantes.fr)
Conference:
4th Geography of Innovation Conference
January 31st - February 2nd 2018 in Barcelona
This session aims to deepen in the understanding of the innovation and entrepreneurial dynamics that take place in such collaborative spaces and the relationship with their local and global environment
Deadlines and submissions:
We welcome submissions of Full Papers and Extended Abstracts (minimum 3 pages).
Submissions must be made electronically on this website: http://geoinno2018.com/submit-your-paper/
Deadline: September 10th of 2017
Thanks to all participants for making the NTMS 2018 International Conference a success!
PSB Paris School of Business hosted NTMS 2018 International Conference
NTMS'2018 was the 9th IFIP International Conference on New Technologies, Mobility and Security - from 02/26/18 to 02/28/18 - Paris- France.
Co-sponsored by IEEE, IEEE COMSOC & IFIP TC6.5 WG.
Accepted and presented papers will be published in the conference proceedings and included in IEEE Xplore as well as other Abstracting and Indexing (A&I) databases. The best papers of the conference will be considered for publication Elsevier Ad Hoc Networks journal.
Areas: New Technologies, Wireless Networks, Mobile Computing, Ad hoc and Ambient Networks, QoS, Network Security and E-commerce
The event combined tutorial sessions and workshops, aiming at the dissemination of mature knowledge and technology advances in the field.
CALL FOR PAPERS Knowledge creation in the context of Social entrepreneurship
Journal of Knowledge Management Special Section
Over the past 20 years, social entrepreneurship has been considered as an emergent field of research and has intended to erase some misconceptions about business dominance in terms of enterprise creation. Several researchers have attempted to understand and define social entrepreneurship (Hoogendoorn, 2016; Mair and Marti, 2006; Rawhouser et al., 2017).
Indeed, several definitions has been suggested. For instance, Alford et al. (2004) as well as Rey-Martí et Al., (2016) defined social entrepreneurship as “a process that creates innovative solutions to immediate social problems and mobilizes the ideas, capacities, resources, and social agreements required for this sustainable social transformation”. Social entrepreneurship has also been defined as an innovative process of resource combination in order to address social needs and to catalyze social change (Desa and Basu, 2013).
Alford et al., (2004), Rey-Martí et al. (2016) focused on two key concepts in the social entrepreneurship context namely: resource and knowledge. In fact, these notions have not been well developed in previous studies. Bacq and Eddleston (2017) have addressed the Resource Based View in the social entrepreneurship context. The two concepts of knowledge and capabilities (Paarup Nielsen, 2006; Spanos and Prastacos, 2004; Zheng et al., 2011) have been widely emphasized in the RBV approach (Uit Beijerse, 1999).
Zahra and Wright (2016) claimed that crucial knowledge is fundamental to social enterprise creation process. They also argued that crucial knowledge is even important for social enterprise performance. Thus, social entrepreneurs’ ability to create, develop and transform knowledge on key resources is considered as a strategic challenge.
Zahra et al. (2014) emphasized that: “social ventures also differ from both for-profits and not-for-profits by their deliberate investments in social impact and social system change capabilities. Social impact capabilities are the bundle of knowledge, skills, and routines necessary for achieving measurable social impact on a target client”. This point has led scholars to wonder about the impact of knowledge on stakeholders and on social innovation (McMullen and Bergman, 2017).
Based on recent research on social entrepreneurship (Dacin et al., 2011; Felìcio et al., 2013), Muñoz and Kibler (2016: 1314) “stresses the need to advance the knowledge on the institutional complexity that influences how social entrepreneurs think and behave”.
Therefore, in this Special Section on “Knowledge creation in the context of Social entrepreneurship” in JKM, we aim at bringing new insights investigating the relationship between social entrepreneurship and knowledge research. Topics of interests include, but are not limited to:
- Entrepreneurship “social” education and knowledge creation and sharing
- Social opportunity identification and knowledge creation
- Knowledge, social entrepreneurship and entrepreneurial ecosystem
- Social business model and knowledge creation
- Social entrepreneurial team and knowledge sharing
- Innovation and social entrepreneurship
- Social stakeholders and knowledge creation
- Resource-based view and social entrepreneurship
- Dynamic capabilities and social entrepreneurship
- Capitalization of knowledge and social entrepreneurship
Important Dates:
Abstract submission deadline: March, 20th, 2018 (directly to guest editors)
Selected Paper Submission Deadline: June 15, 2018 (on ScholarOne)
Publication: expected from November/December 2018
A selection of papers presented at the “Semaine de la FNEGE” May 25th, 2018 to the special session on social entrepreneurship (https://www.management2018.fr/semaine-management-2018), accordingly revised and updated, will be considered for publication into this Special Section. They will undergo, anyway, to the traditional blind review process of the JKM.
Guidelines on Paper Submission:
The papers submitted for this Special Section (SS) of the Journal of Knowledge Management (JKM) will initially be desk reviewed by a Guest Editor and when found suitable, it will be assigned for rigorous review by a qualified team of academicians. Successful papers in this Special Section should demonstrate strong academic discourse combined with robust methodological approach will be considered during the peer review processes. Needless to say, all works submitted to this SS in JKM need to be original.
- Please visit the Journal of Knowledge Management at: http://www.emeraldinsight.com/journal/jkm to know more about the journal
- Submissions to the Journal of Knowledge Management are made using ScholarOne Manuscripts, the online submission and peer review system. Registration and access is available through http://mc.manuscriptcentral.com/jkm
- For detailed author guidelines, please visit
http://emeraldgrouppublishing.com/products/journals/author_guidelines.htm?id=jkm
Submitted abstracts should be no longer than 900 words and should include the following sections (when applicable):
- Research question and research objectives
- Theoretical part
- Methodology and research design
- Results and analysis
- Implications
Guest Editors:
Please feel free to discuss your manuscript ideas with any of the following guest editors:
1. Dr. Adnane MAALAOUI
Associate Professor, IPAG
IPAG Business School, Paris, France
Email: a.maalaoui@ipag.fr
2. Dr. Sylvaine CASTELLANO
Dean of Research and Associate Professor, PSB Paris School of Business
PSB, Paris School of Business, Paris, France
Email: s.castellano@psbedu.paris
