Singapore Management Review announces a call for papers on “The Managerial Flow of Public Administration”. A special issue of the Singapore Management Review aims to capture research targeting the managerial flow topic, both with a theoretical and a practitioner approach, in order to discuss its relevance and test its consistency through a collection of cases across the world. We invite you to send an extended abstract (max 1000 words) by the December 1st 2011.
This theme originated at a Professional Development Workshop (PDW) organized at the 2010 Academy of Management (AoM) Meeting, where we highlighted the influence of a “managerial flow” on the performance of public policies at different institutional contexts in New Zealand, Italy, Singapore and the Balkans. The recent 2011 AoM Meeting “West meets East” was a unique opportunity to capture this “managerial flow” as the key factor that can drive the effective design and implementation of economic development programs.
The selected papers (max 3.000 words) have to be completed by March 31st 2012. A short article on the foundation of managerial flow is attached to help interested authors frame their abstract and paper for this special issue. The Singapore Management Review has been publishing research articles on management theory and practice for over 30 years. A reputable panel of academics and practitioners from universities and institutions review the articles. The key panelists from the PDP will drive this special issue.
Click here to download the guidelines and conceptual framework
