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    CALL FOR SPECIAL ISSUE PROPOSALS
    THE INTERNATIONAL JOURNAL OF HRM
    DEADLINE: JUNE 1, 2022
     

    The International Journal of HRM is currently soliciting proposals for special issues. For this new round, we invite submissions of proposals for special issues to be published in 2024-25, with the deadline of June 1, 2022.

    Proposal Guidelines

    The Proposal for a Special Issue needs to include the following:

    • The proposed guest editor(s): name, bio, and details (address and mail address), contact editor, max 100 words for every guest editor;
    • Objectives of the special issue, max 250 words, excluded references;
    • Theoretical contributions, max 350 words; excluded references;
    • International coverage and fit between the proposed Special Issue and IJHRM; max 200 words
    • Provisional timeline and information on how the Call for Papers will be advertised and generated

    A Special Issue should contain a minimum of four and a maximum of seven papers, in addition to a substantial Introduction. The introduction of the Special Issue should contain an overview of the field, specific contributions of the Special Issue, and a short overview of the articles in the Special Issue. It should also contain future directions for research in this domain. The Guest Editor(s) are the authors of this Introduction and a maximum of one other article in the Special Issue.

    Review Process

    Proposals for Special Issues should be submitted to the Special Issues Editor Prof Karin Sanders by June 1, 2022 (k.sanders@unsw.edu.au). Please also contact Karin Sanders if you have any queries. When submitting a proposal, please include in the email subject line: "Special Issue Proposal IJHRM".

    All proposals will be reviewed by the Special Issues Editor and the Co-Editors-in-Chief of IJHRM (Michael Dickmann, Emma Parry, Fang Lee Cooke, Karin Sanders) and assessed based on the quality of the proposal, proposed guest editors, and the fit with the journal. Decisions will be announced before the end of June 2022. The Special Issues Editor will liaison with the guest editors of the selected proposals throughout the process of Call for Papers, till sending all the papers and Introduction to the publisher.

    All papers for the Special Issue will be subject to the same double-blind peer review process as regular issues of IJHRM and accepted papers must meet the editorial standard of IJHRM.

    See for an overview of previous special issues: Special issues from The International Journal of Human Resource Management (tandfonline.com)

     



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    Karin Sanders
    Professor HRM and Organisational Psychology
    UNSW Business School
    Sydney Australia
    k.sanders@unsw.edu.au
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