PhD candidates and young scholars session:
On the first day of the conference (Nov 24th), we reserved a special program exclusively for master’s and PhD candidates and Young Scholars. The Paper Development Workshop (PDW) was designed to support young researchers by providing them with the necessary skills and insights for scientific research. Its main aim is to guide these scholars through the intricate process of writing, submitting, and revising papers for prestigious international journals. The PDW intends to assist young researchers in aligning their work with the latest trends and challenges across various management fields.
This dedicated day offers too, a unique opportunity to participate in a specialized workshop on research methods on cluster analysis. Attendees will engage in discussions about potential advancements in their ongoing projects, exploring cutting-edge methodologies such as experimental research design, social network analysis, natural language processing, and geographical information systems in an informal and interactive setting.
Don’t miss this chance to enhance your research skills and connect with fellow PhD candidates and Young Scholars.
Programee
This full-day workshop is designed to support early-career researchers in developing their academic work. In the first part of the day, participants will receive personalized feedback on their papers and research projects from an international team of mentors and scholars.
The second part of the day will feature hands-on methodological workshops, with sessions covering both qualitative and quantitative approaches. The names of the participating mentors and facilitators will be announced soon!
The workshop will be coordinated by Professor Ronaldo Parente (Florida International University), Associate Editor of Long Range Planning, and will feature expert mentors in both qualitative and quantitative methods, as well as journal editors offering guidance on academic publishing.
Update – Online PDW Opportunity for PhD Students
We are pleased to announce that the conference will include a dedicated online Paper Development Workshop (PDW) session, exclusively for PhD students. This additional session aims to enable the participation of a small number of students who are unable to travel to Brazil, ensuring broader accessibility while maintaining the in-person character of the event. Selection will be based on the quality of the submitted work and a well-justified need for remote presentation. Interested candidates must select this option at the time of submission, which will be available starting June 15th.