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INVITATION TO MED MEMBERHIP

  • 1.  INVITATION TO MED MEMBERHIP

    Posted 06-24-1999 12:24
    TO ALL MED MEMBERS

    Dear Colleagues and Friends,

    Those of you making plans for the Academy of Management Meetings in
    Chicago please note the Editorial Board Meeting of the Journal of
    MANAGEMENT LEARNING which is scheduled on Sunday, August 8 from
    3:30-5:00pm.

    My co-editor Chris Grey (Cambridge University -UK) and I,
    would like to warmely invite you to attend this meeting. We are
    delighted that several MED Members are already serving on our
    Editorial Board and are valueable referees and book reviewers of the
    Journal. We are keen to foster even stronger links with members of
    the MED Division, because we acknowledGe that the themes of the
    Journal correspond closely with the interests and high quality
    research that colleagues in the MED Division conduct.

    The Journal of MANAGEMENT LEARNING is one of the top five Europen
    Journals and it is increasingly been ranked among the top journals
    Internationally as reflected in the citation index.

    Learning emerged as a hot management topic in the 1990s, but
    MANAGEMENT LEARNING, now in its Thirtieth volume,
    is no newcomer to the relevant debates and issues. Published by Sage,
    MANAGEMENT LEARNING has four issues a year which provide scholars and
    practitioners with a forum for the latest thinking and research on
    managerial and organizational learning. The journal's extensive
    reviews section offers a ready digest of recent books, software and
    literature in management learning and cognate fields.

    Edited from the UK, Management Learning is truly international in its
    outlook, its contributors and its readership. In the past year we have
    carried papers by authors from the US, Australia, the UK, South
    Africa, Sweden, Greece and other countries.

    The main themes of the journal include:

    The Nature of Individual, Management and Organizational Learning
    including learning organizations and organizational learning; the
    changing nature of management, organizations and learning; historical
    and political aspects of learning and management education

    The Process of Learning including learning methods and techniques;
    processes of thinking; experience and learning; perception, reasoning
    and cognition; organizational and psychological obstacles to learning;
    pedagogical methods and issues

    The Outcomes of Learning including the nature of managerial knowledge;
    thinking, learning and action; ethics and values; skills and
    competencies; personal and organizational change

    Wider Issues including those of culture, ethnicity, gender, sexuality
    and power; ethics and politics of learning and management education;
    language, discourse, narrative and rhetoric; critical and postmodern
    approaches to management learning.

    Plainly this is a wide agenda: MANAGEMENT LEARNING sees learning as
    central to a range of organizational processes and not as a separate
    'topic' from broader concerns. And it is not a fixed agenda: we aim to
    publish work which breaks the boundaries of existing knowledge as well
    as filling out and developing established areas.

    We are always looking for top quality research papers from scholars
    with interests relevant to the journal, wherever they may work in the
    world. We operate a rigorous refereeing and editorial procedure, but
    one which aims to be fair, timely, constructive and unambiguous. We
    warmly invite members of the MED Division to read MANAGEMENT LEARNING
    if they do not already do so and to consider submitting their work to
    us for publication, become more actively involved.

    Further details about Management Learning may be found at
    http://www/sagepub.co.uk/journals/usdetails/j0165.html

    We look forward to welcoming you in our Editorial Board meeting.

    Elena Antonacopoulou (University of Manchester, UK)
    Christopher Grey (University of Cambridge, UK)
    Co-editors

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    * Dr Elena Antonacopoulou
    * OB Group
    * Manchester Business School
    * University of Manchester
    * Booth Street West
    * Manchester
    * M15 6PB
    * UK
    * Tel: (+44) 161 275 6333
    * Direct line: (+44) 161 275 6365
    * Fax: (+44) 161 275 6598/6489
    * E-mail: E.Antonacopoulou@fs2.mbs.ac.uk
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