At a glance

The conference will be hosted at Regent’s College in London, United Kingdom on 19-20 June 2008. Dr Jill Collis of the Faculty of Business & Law at Kingston University has been confirmed as one of the keynote speakers. A half day workshop, “The End Game, getting the doctorate finished”, will precede the conference on Wednesday 18^th June, 14:30 – 17:30hrs. You can read more about it here or download the .pdf file here. The workshop is free of charge for anyone registered for ECRM and to staff members and students from Regent’s College. The workshop is also open to doctoral degree candidates and supervisors – see the .pdf file for details.

London is the capital of the United Kingdom and easy to reach from all European capitals. See the venue page for more information. Regent’s College is in central London in the grounds of Regent’s Park.

The conference dinner will be held aboard the MV My Fair Lady, cruising along Regent’s Canal. For more information about the vessel, visit the website. You can book additional places at the dinner on the registration page.

The review process is now completed and you can find a preliminary programme on the Programme page. Presenters are reminded that they should not make travel arrangements based on the presentation slot given on the preliminary programme as it is subject to change.

Download the main call for papers.

Conference proceedings. The proceedings for ECRM conferences are listed on the Index to Social Sciences & Humanities Proceedings (ISSHP) and the Index to Social Sciences & Humanities Proceedings (ISSHP/ISI Proceedings). Click on the link for information on proceedings for previous conferences.

Papers presented at the conference will be considered for publication in a special issue of the Electronic Journal of Business Research Methods. The latest issue of the journal, Volume 5, Issue 2, is available to read online.

Important dates

For operational reasons we have had to alter the submission dates for this conference. However, as we are aware that a considerable amount of literature was in circulation before we did this we will honour all submissions that arrive by the original dates (10 January for Abstracts and 28 February for papers). We would ask that you strive to meet the new dates as these have been arranged to allow a longer paper review period which we hope will give authors more time to arrange travel and registration after receiving reviewer feedback.

To join the mailing list for the conference, please email Mandy Limbrick- Butler.

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 Map of the London Underground
 Pre-conference workshop outline

 Directions to Regent’s College
 ECRM 2008 poster