Betreff: | [AISWorld] 9th International Conference on Intellectual Capital, Knowledge Management & Organisational Learning - (ICICKM 2012) - Second Call for Papers |
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Datum: | Tue, 7 Feb 2012 14:54:19 -0000 |
Von: | Sue Nugus <sue@academic-conferences.org> |
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This
is a second call for papers for the 9th
International Conference on
Intellectual Capital, Knowledge Management &
Organisational Learning
– (ICICKM 2012) being held at The Universidad del
Rosario, Bogotá,
Colombia On the 18-19 October 2012.
This call is
open until 30th
of March 2012.
Further details can be found at: http://academic-conferences.org/icickm/icickm2012/icickm12-call-papers.htm
Today,
knowledge and intellectual capital plays a principal role in
the delivery of
corporate performance. This importance is reflected in the
fact that companies,
without the force of any regulations, start to measure their
knowledge and
intellectual capital, they even produce and externally publish
intellectual
capital statements; accounting guidelines are being developed
and standards are
being questioned and reviewed; and governments are beginning
to measure the
intellectual capital of cities, regions, and countries.
Companies and investors
alike are trying to measure their intellectual capital and the
value of
knowledge. However, it seems as if the field has reached a
point of maturity
where we need to address issues around taxonomies and research
methodology. In
a recent special issue of a leading journal in the field (Marr
& Chatzkel,
2004) these issues were highlighted. The concept of knowledge
or intellectual
capital is often poorly defined and is addressed from multiple
disciplinary
perspectives which all give it slightly different meanings.
The
conference committee welcomes contributions on a wide range of
topics using a
range of scholarly approaches including theoretical and
empirical papers
employing qualitative, quantitative and critical methods.
Publication
opportunity:
Papers
accepted for the conference will be published in the
conference proceedings,
subject to author registration and payment.
Selected
papers presented at the Conference will also be considered for
publication in a
special issue of the Electronic
Journal
of Knowledge Management.
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may also be interested in our Leading Issues in Knowledge
Management Research
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The
conference committee is attracted by both theoretical and
practical papers on
many subjects, as well as by innovative ideas and experiences.
We are also
interested in case studies that demonstrate how research
strategies have been
applied and the lessons learned. We welcome contributions on
many topics,
presenting a range of scholarly approaches, theoretical and
empirical papers
employing qualitative, quantitative and critical methods are
eagerly awaited.
Action research, case studies and work-in-progress/posters are
welcomed
approaches. PhD Research, proposals for roundtable
discussions, non-academic
contributions and product demonstrations based on the main
themes are also
invited.
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