Dear RC17 members, To begin today’s newsletter, we would like to remind you that proposals for RC17 sessions at the 2025 ISA Forum of Sociology in Rabat, Morocco need to be submitted by June 20, 2024. This is a great opportunity to focus attention on your research interests and discuss them with like-minded people from all over the world. Please…
RC 17 Sociology of Organizations ***Call for session proposals*** The V ISA Forum of Sociology Rabat, Morocco, July 6-11, 2025. Programme Coordinators Christopher Dorn, Bielefeld University, Germany (christopher.dorn@uni-bielefeld.de) Michael Grothe-Hammer, Norwegian University of Science and Technology (NTNU), Norway (michael.grothe-hammer@ntnu.no) Call for sessions The Research Committee on the Sociology of Organizations is calling for proposals for sessions for the 2025 ISA…
Dear RC17 members, We hope you are all doing well! We are pleased to offer you a newsletter packed with information on job openings, CfPs, and a new publication by RC members. Please see details below. Two job openings: Assistant Professor and Junior Professor at LEST The LEST (Laboratoire d’Economie et de Sociologie du Travail) is pleased to recruit…
Dear RC17 members, we would like to take the opportunity to thank all of you for your contributions to another successful year for RC17. Your effort and input are what make RC17 a lively scholarly community! One of the highlights of the year was of course the ISA World Congress in Melbourne and our many engaging and fruitful sessions, but…
Dear RC17 members, We are happy to send you our newest newsletter with the announcement of the second issue of our Journal of Organizational Sociology, and several interesting calls for papers. If you have anything for the newsletter, please let us know! Journal of Organizational Sociology Second Issue published We are very happy to announce the publication of the second…
Dear RC17 members, We hope that you are all enjoying the summer In this newsletter we have the publication of the first issue of our Journal of Organizational Sociology, several interesting calls and a PhD position announcement. If you have anything for the newsletter, please let us know! Journal of Organizational Sociology First Issue published We are very happy to…
We have the most exciting news! The new Journal of Organizational Sociology is live and open for submissions: So, submit your manuscripts and spread the word! The journal is published open access by De Gruyter in association with RC17. De Gruyter owns the journal while RC17 has editorial control over the journal. All articles are published open access without…
Dear RC17 members, The Special Issue “Ação coletiva, movimentos sociais e organização: Trabalhos Selecionados do Fórum ISA 2021/Collective action, social movements, and organization: collected papers from the ISA forum 2021 and beyond” has just been published in the journal Teoria e Cultura. Based on RC17’s program at the ISA Forum 2021, RC17 board member Thiago Duarte Pimentel took the initiative…
Dear RC17 members, There is roughly one week left to submit your abstracts to the ISA World Congress of Sociology. This newsletter also features calls for proposals for a SASE mini-conference, a call for papers of the Scandinavian Journal of Management, and an invitation to participate in an online survey regarding equity diversity and inclusion in the ISA. More information…
Dear RC17 members, As you might know, on December 8 and 9 the International Conference on Organizational Sociology (ICOS) on “Organizations in a Plural Society” will take place in Trondheim, Norway. RC17 is co-organizing the conference together with the German section on organizational sociology and the “Organization & Society” Research Group at the Norwegian University of Science and Technology. The…
Dear RC17 members, Our Calls for Abstracts for the hybrid ISA World Congress of Sociology are out! RC17 has open calls for 13 different themes, which you will find below. At the Congress we will also organize a number of additional sessions including an author-meets-critics session featuring Richard Badham on “Ironies of Organizational Change”, a Panel debate on “Does Organizational…
Dear RC17 members, In a recent board meeting, RC17 has decided to “activate” its affiliated membership option and set the membership fees for affiliated members to zero. The affiliated membership is for those who are not members of ISA but want to partake in RC17’s activities nevertheless. This effectively means that from now on, anyone who is not a member…