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Call for Papers & Abstracts: Deadline - March 27th

  • 1.  Call for Papers & Abstracts: Deadline - March 27th

    Posted 02-24-2009 14:02
    *****Posted on behalf of Mahesh P Joshi, George Mason U (mpjoshi@gmu.edu)
    *****

    Dear Colleagues

    (I have posted this message on multiple lists and hence my apologies if
    you receive this message more than once!)

    Call for Participation
    5th Annual Mason Entrepreneurship Research Conference (MERC 2009):
    Theme of the Conference: Sustainability and Entrepreneurship
    Date: Friday, March 27, 2009
    Time: 8:00 AM - 5:00 PM followed by a Reception
    Location: Mason Hall, George Mason University Fairfax Campus 4400
    University Dr., Fairfax, VA 22030 (20 miles form Washington DC)

    For several years George Mason University has been organizing an annual
    research conference to promote dialogue and collaborative research among
    scholars interested in the topic of Entrepreneurship spanning across many
    disciplines.

    Our conference is open to all researchers in the field of
    entrepreneurship, because at MERC we firmly believe that research in
    Entrepreneurship is not the domain of any one academic discipline. Hence
    researchers from all academic disciplines are invited to participate in
    this fifth annual event.

    You are invited to submit an ABSTRACT OF YOUR RESEARCH that is conceivably
    connected with any dimension of entrepreneurship such as international
    comparison of entrepreneurial efforts, regional development and role of
    government, risk taking, engineering and innovation, autonomy and
    leadership, entrepreneurship and cross cultural issues, HR issues as well
    as organizational behavior issues. Examples of such academic work
    include, but are not limited, to: creativity and innovation, new product
    or process development, examining the opportunities to change an
    industry, a community or our society through entrepreneurial activities,
    role of information technology in entrepreneurship, role of government in
    promoting entrepreneurial efforts across boarders.

    KEYNOTE SPEAKER: The fifth annual MERC is pleased to announce that our
    keynote speaker is a leading entrepreneur. Many faculty teaching and
    researching entrepreneurship may know him as the founder of the firm that
    introduced Business Plan Pro software.

    Tim Berry, President and Founder of Palo Alto Software (Business PlanPro)

    Please submit your fully developed papers/working papers with abstracts
    electronically to Mahesh P. Joshi (mpjoshi@gmu.edu) or Nacef Mouri
    (nmouri@gmu.edu) by March 6th, 2009. Please visit MERC website for
    conference details and registration
    http://entrepreneurship.gmu.edu/conference.html

    Thanks and regards,


    Mahesh P. Joshi
    Associate Professor
    Global Strategy and Entrepreneurship
    School of Management, George Mason University mpjoshi@gmu.edu
    703 993 1761
    School of Management: Celebrating 30 Years of Regional Roots with Global
    Impact http://som.gmu.edu