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Scientific contributors
where movement of people across national borders is becoming increasingly common. The
purpose of this track is to congregate a critical mass of researchers to further develop this
community of scholars discussing new avenues for the academic research on expatriate
management.
Keywords: Business Expatriates; Self-Initiated Expatriates; Short-tem Transfers; Expatriate
Academics; International Business Travellers
08_00 Knowledge & Learning - General Track
Track chairs:
Neil Turner. Cranfield University. neil.turner@cranfield.ac.uk
Juani Swart. University of Bath. j.a.swart@bath.ac.uk
Stephan Kaiser. Universität der Bundeswehr München. stephan.kaiser@unibw.de
Allan Macpherson. De Montfort University. amacpherson@dmu.ac.uk
Gordon Mueller-Seitz. Stuttgart University. gordon.mueller-seitz@bwi.uni-stuttgart.de
Yvonne Van Rossenberg. University of Bath. ygtvr20@management.bath.ac.uk
This track offers an international forum to discuss the diverse facets of organizational
knowledge, knowing, and learning across the widest possible range of organizational
contexts. Whilst we include both theoretical and empirical debates in diverse national
and international organizations, we are particularly interested in exploring these topics in
knowledge intensive contexts such as professional services organizations.
09_00 Managing Sport - General Track
Track chairs:
Harald Dolles. Molde University College (Norway) and University of Gothenburg (Sweden).
Harald.Dolles@himolde.no
Sten Söderman. Stockholm University, Sweden. sod@fek.su.se
Mathieu Winand. University of Stirling, UK. Mathieu.winand@stir.ac.uk
The EURAM 2014 general track on ‘Managing Sport’ seeks to gain a deeper understanding
of the unique development in sports, its logic of co-creation of value and the advancement
of the industry towards internationalisation, professionalization and commercialisation. The
track covers the following dimensions: First, the management aspects of sport itself and its
institutions. Second, the management of sport related industries, either producing sport
equipment and apparel or firms that market their products through sport.
Keywords: Sport management; Sport business; Sport organisations; Sport development;
Sport leadership; Sport marketing
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