Chair
Alex Turrini
Bocconi University
Italy
IJAM Paper Development Workshop
June 30, 2025
Kingston University London
International Journal Of Arts Management
(IJAM)
Co-Editor in chief
Rita Kottasz
Kingston University
UK
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The International Journal of Arts Management's third annual Paper Development Workshop will be held in partnership with the Journal of Philanthropy.
The workshop will be hosted by Kingston University London on June 30, 2025.
Participants will develop an academic research paper for publication in the International Journal of Arts Management, the Journal of Philanthropy, or a similar journal. Participants developing teaching cases and practitioner perspectives articles are also welcome to attend.
This year's workshop theme is "Cross-Disciplinary Partnerships and Fundraising in the Arts."
In lieu of traditional conference presentations, participants will discuss their papers in roundtable sessions and receive individual feedback from journal editors as well as a peer review.
In addition to individual feedback sessions, the workshop will feature presentations on:
The workshop will conclude with a visit to the Dorich House Museum at Kingston University.
The fee for the workshop will be £100, which will cover refreshments and expenses for the day.
To apply, please submit an extended abstract of the paper you intend to develop at the workshop, maximum 1000 words, to ijam@hec.ca by April 15, 2025. |
2024
June 22, 2024
Instituto Universitário de Lisboa
Chair
Alex Turrini
Bocconi University
Italy
Co-Editor in chief
Jennifer Wiggins
Kent State University
United States
The International Journal of Arts Management will hold its second annual Paper Development Workshop prior to the 17th International Conference on Arts and Cultural Management in Lisbon, Portugal. This hands-on workshop gives participants the opportunity to develop an academic research paper for possible publication in IJAM or a similar journal.
The 2024 conference will be held on Saturday, June 22, 2024, just prior to AIMAC 2024, at the same venue in Lisbon, Portugal.
In lieu of traditional conference presentations, participants will discuss their papers in breakout roundtable sessions and receive feedback from both IJAM editors and peers to improve their papers and prepare them for submission.
The theme of this year's workshop is “Conducting and Publishing High Impact Research”.
In addition to individual feedback sessions, the workshop will feature discussions of:
- The Future of Arts Management Research – IJAM Leading Scholars Panel
- Features of High Impact Publications in IJAM – IJAM Co-Editors in Chief
- How to Publish High Impact Research – IJAM Editors and Associate Editors
The workshop will conclude with a reception shared with the AIMAC Doctoral Symposium.
Space will be available on Sunday, June 23, for informal breakout sessions and individual work.
The fee for the workshop will be 70 euros, which will cover basic expenses for the day.
To apply, please submit a max 1000-word extended abstract of the paper you intend to develop at the workshop to ijam@hec.ca by March 15, 2024.
2023
June 22-23, 2023
HEC Montreal
Chair
Alex Turrini
Bocconi University
Italy
Co-Editor in chief
Jennifer Wiggins
Kent State University
United States
The International Journal of Arts Management announces its first Paper Development Workshop. This hands-on workshop gives participants the opportunity to develop an academic research paper for possible publication in IJAM or a similar journal.
In lieu of traditional conference presentations, participants will discuss their papers in breakout roundtable sessions and receive feedback from both IJAM editors and peers to improve their papers and prepare them for submission. The workshop will also feature guest speakers and an editors’ panel discussing best practices for developing research projects to submit to academic journals.
The theme of this year’s workshop is “Telling Your Story.”
Our keynote speaker, Russell Belk of York University, will discuss how the story of his work has evolved with the advent of new technologies in “Art and Art Collecting in a Digital Age.”
Featured sessions will also include:
- Crafting Your Theoretical Story” – IJAM Editors Panel
- Telling a Good Story from Qualitative Data” – Russell Belk, York University
- Finding a Story in Archival Data” – Daniel Fonner, SMU DataArt
Workshop participants will also have a chance to experience Montreal’s summer arts scene with social events on Thursday evening and Friday afternoon.
The fee for the workshop will be $200 Canadian. To apply, please submit a 1000-word extended abstract of the paper you intend to develop at the workshop to ijam@hec.ca by April 15, 2023.
8th Doctoral Symposium In Arts And Cultural Management
June 20-21, 2023
HEC Montréal
Chair
François Colbert
HEC Montréal
Chair
Danilo Dantas
HEC Montréal
The 8th Doctoral Symposium in Arts and Cultural Management continues a tradition of fostering a community of scholars and expanding dialogue and communication among the next generation of Arts and Cultural Management scholars. The 8th Doctoral Symposium will be hosted by HEC Montréal. Those who cannot attend physically will be accommodated virtually.
The symposium will provide students with the chance to receive feedback on their research from leading researchers in the field, along with opportunities for networking, guidance, and learning focused on conducting and publishing research on the arts and cultural industries.
Applications are encouraged from second and third-year doctoral students or those whose thesis is well underway but not yet finished. Proposals from any relevant discipline will be considered, provided they make an original contribution to the study of arts and cultural management.
To facilitate successful online interactions, the symposium will be limited to 24 participants. Please note that there will be a symposium fee of $30 CA per participant. To apply, please combine the following into a single PDF file:
- 1000-word summary of your research proposal, including the research question, theoretical framework, methodology, findings, and contribution.
- Curriculum vitae.
- Letter of recommendation from your supervisor or dissertation chair.
All documents, abstracts, and papers should be written in English. The same guidelines apply to oral presentations at the symposium.
Academic organizers will select application proposals according to the following criteria:
- Originality, novelty, and creativity
- Clarity of the problem
- Rigor and appropriateness of the methodological approach to the research question
- Potential contribution to research in Arts and Cultural Management
- Writing style
- Quality of references
Please submit your application by March 15, 2023, to both Symposium Chairs Danilo Dantas and François Colbert at danilo.dantas@hec.ca and francois.colbert@hec.ca. Please direct all inquiries to the same email addresses.
Applicants will be informed of acceptance decisions in April 2023. Those invited to participate in the symposium will be asked to submit a full paper by May 15, 2023.