CALL FOR PAPERS - Green HRM and Sustainable Behavior: New Developments and Challenges” International Conference
This international conference on 17-18 March 2022 hosted by the Vienna University of Economics and Business (WU Vienna) and the University of Augsburg addresses new developments in and challenges for Green HRM and Sustainable Behavior in and of organizations. Since the research field of Green HRM and Sustainable Organizational Behavior has grown quickly, we aim to offer an opportunity for international scholars to present and discuss recent findings of their studies. In addition, this conference marks the end of our FWF/DFG funded project on “Comparative Green HRM” led by Michael Muller-Camen and Marcus Wagner.
We welcome high quality contributions and work-in-progress submissions across research fields and theoretical backgrounds that advance our understanding of current developments and challenges (e.g. tensions and paradoxes) in the context of Green HRM and Sustainable Behaviors in the workplace. Potential areas of interest include, but are not limited to:
- Theoretical and/or empirical contributions on recent developments and challenges in Green HRM practices and Sustainable Behavior
- Multi-level and comparative perspectives on Green HRM practices, Sustainable Behavior and their respective antecedents and outcomes
- Responses to challenges of Sustainable Behavior that materialize in tensions, contradictions or paradoxes of sustainability
- Nested and multi-level paradoxes that result from the inherent complexity of sustainability in a workplace context as well as preferences, norms, and (dis-)incentives for Sustainable Workplace Behaviors
- Mixed methods approaches for investigating Sustainable HRM/company policies, Sustainable Behaviors, and their interplay
- Research into the process and outcomes of determining key issues and policies for Strategic Green HRM within and between companies
Organizers:
WU Vienna and University of Augsburg: The Austrian Science Fund (FWF) and the German Research Foundation (DFG) fund the conference.
For further information on the call for papers, please click HERE