Special Conferences
In addition to the annual international conferences, the SMS has responded to membership interest in special topics through its introduction of a series of smaller, regionally based meetings addressing more specific industry or subject themes. These Special Conferences are typically co-organized between the SMS, an Interest Group and a group of local individuals.
We welcome ideas and initiatives for future events, please contact us at sms-deleteme[at]-deleteme-strategicmanagement [dot] net with proposals.
2008 Special Conferences include:
Emerging India: Strategic Innovation a Flat World
Hyderabad, India — Dec 12-14, 2008
Co-Chairs
- Charles Dhanaraj, Indiana University
- MB Sarkar, Temple University
Past Special Conferences have included:
- May 2007
Catania, Italy - New Frontiers in Entrepreneurship: Strategy, Governance, and Evolution
- Program Chairs: Robert E Hoskisson, Giovanni Battista Dagnino, David B Audretsch and Rosario Faraci
- May 2007
Shanghai, China - Successful Strategies in Chinese Markets (Chinese Firms and Foreign MNCs) and International Markets (Chinese Firms)
- Program Chairs: Seung Ho "Sam" Park, Li Kouqing, Haiyang Li and Mike Peng
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- Detailed Program
- Call for Papers - Deadline Oct. 15, 2006
- Download Brochure: High Resolution
- May 2003
- Innovating Strategy Processes: Concepts, Experiences, and Experiments
- Program Chairs: Steven W. Floyd and Johan Roos
- March 2003
Buenos Aires - Entrepreneurship and New Technologies in Latin America: Striking a Balance between the Desirable and the Feasible
- Program Chairs: Arnold Cooper, Ian MacMilan, and Alejandro Carrera
- Sep 2002
- The Role of Knowledge and Learning in Strategic Management
- Program Chair: Thomas Durand
- Aug 2002
- Plurality, Perspectives and Paradoxes in Strategy: How Does a Strategist Think - And Does it Really Make a Difference?
- Program Chair: Bob de Wit
- Jun 2002
- New Thinking about Mergers and Acquisitions Management
- Program Chairs: Amy Pablo and Mansour Javidan
- May 2001
- Shaping, Implementing and Changing Strategies
- Program Chairs: Bala Chakravarthy and Peter Lorange