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Strategizing Activities and Practices (SAP)
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Strategy as Something that People Do
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Strategizing Activities and Practices (SAP) is an open and inclusive community that is devoted to fostering research into the practice of strategy. Members of this community understand strategy as something that people in organizations do rather than something that firms in their markets have. Such an interest in the doing of strategy directs our attention to the myriad day-to-day activities on the micro-level that make up strategy in practice. Yet, at the same time it calls for an appreciation of the role of the macro-level institutions in shaping these strategizing activities: Strategists do not act in isolation but draw upon the regular, socially defined modes of acting that arise from the plural social institutions to which they belong. This LinkedIn page is created to increase engagement between SAP scholars and strategy practitioners. We believe that academic research can create impact and we want to engage in conversation with practitioners who will reflect on our findings/implications/recommendation, can share their burning questions that might require further research, or find relevant for practice insights through reading our publications or attending events and webinars. We welcome academics as well as practitioners to follow this page to keep the conversation on strategy as and in practice going.
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It's election time for AOM! ✋ Please don't forget to vote in the AOM's Division and Interest Group elections! --> https://lnkd.in/ep69r3FF
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Any news to share? 👉 Please provide your input to the SAP newsletter by March 31! More information: https://lnkd.in/d34f7QMc
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📢 Call for Applications: Strategy-as-Practice Community Day 2024 on "Practicing Strategy at the Crossroads: Navigating Transformation Through #Time, #Space, and #People" at #EGOS2024. Meet the SAP community again in person on July 3rd, prior to the main EGOS colloquium in Milan for interactive sessions and workshops to catch up with recent conversations in the SAP field and to develop your own work with leading SAP scholars. Apply until April 30th at https://lnkd.in/gfnY8HiB (as part of the registration process for the colloquium) or reach out to Christoph Brielmaier, Christian Bruck, Robin Engelbach, Rebecca Lu, or Annabelle Müller for further information. See you soon 🙌 #SAP #strategyaspractice #SAPcommunityday #strategy #community #university
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Full Professor at Vrije Universiteit Amsterdam (VU Amsterdam), University Research Chair
Join this #STR online seminar on New Modes of Strategizing!
Join us for the #STR Symposium on New Modes of Strategizing on February 22nd - 8.00-9.15 a.m. Eastern Standard Time. New forms of organizing, new societal pressures and new technologies are all creating new modes of strategizing. Leading scholars will discuss research issues and opportunities associated with this emerging topic. The Symposium will feature the following presentations: - Callen Anthony : From Strategy Formation to Implementation: Implications for Innovation - Fleur Deken : Collaborative and Interorganizational Strategizing - Julia Hautz : Open Strategizing: taking stock and moving forward - Siobhan O'Mahony : Rethinking how we Study Strategy in the Field - Henk W. Volberda : Strategizing for Economic and Social Value: Corporate Purpose Revisited - Richard Whittington : Chair Please register at this link https://lnkd.in/e3AhtJU6 Looking forward to seeing you there!
Welcome! You are invited to join a meeting: STR Symposium: New Modes of Strategizing. After registering, you will receive a confirmation email about joining the meeting.
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The PPR Group has an intriguing event coming up: Join the February reading session with Tor Hernes and Blagoy Blagoev!
Dear all, You are warmly welcome to our February reading session with Prof. Tor Hernes and Prof. Blagoy Blagoev on THURSDAY, 22nd February 2024, at 15:00 UTC. REGISTER HERE > https://lnkd.in/dr8f7w4c and join us for a discussion with Prof. Blagoy Blagoev, Professor of Organization Studies at the University of St. Gallen, and Prof. Tor Hernes, Professor of Organization Theory at Copenhagen Business School (CBS), Denmark and Adjunct Professor at University of South-Eastern Norway. Together with Katharina Schilli, Doctoral Candidate at Turku School of Economics, they will discuss for approx. 30 Minutes: Blagoev, B., Hernes, T., Kunisch, S., & Schultz, M. (2023). Time as a Research Lens: A Conceptual Review and Research Agenda. Journal of Management. The interview is followed by an off-the-record audience Q&A for approximately 60 minutes, moderated by Jonathan Mumford, Postdoctoral Researcher at Turku School of Economics. We look forward to your participation! Your PPR Group
Practice and Process Reading with Prof. Tor Hernes and Prof. Blagoy Blagoev
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CALL FOR PAPERS ❕ Special Issue ‘Communicating, interacting, and strategizing: Exploring the situatedness of strategy-making’, in Management Communication Quarterly The special issue is edited by Birte Asmuß, Nicolas Bencherki and Paul Spee. The deadline for papers is 30. September 2024. The editors offer a virtual event, where you can meet them and discuss submission ideas. Virtual event: February, 12th, 12.00 (CET), Zoom: https://lnkd.in/dN_j9QQX The editors are also available to discuss submission ideas with potential authors during following “meet the guest editors” sessions: - the International Communication Association conference (June 20-24, Gold Coast, Australia) - the European Group for Organizational Studies colloquium (July 4-6, Milan, Italy) Details for those events will be communicated at a later date. You find a detailed call for papers here: https://bit.ly/49fKNBU
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The Strategy Practice IG is happy to share the newest winter newsletter with you. In this issue, you find exciting Calls for Papers, insightful research, impressions from the SMS 2023, and so much more: https://lnkd.in/dkk-yEKZ
SMS Newsletter_Strategy Practice_ IG_January 2024.pptx
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Recording of yesterday's SAP webinar on Reviewing is online! In case you've missed the webinar or just want to re-watch it, please find the recording here: https://lnkd.in/d5-RRkmh Again, thanks to Matthias Wenzel, Ellen Nathues and Fannie Couture for sharing their great insights with us!
Strategy-as-Practice Webinar: Reviewing Practice-theoretical Research
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With its interest in what strategist do, the Strategizing Activities and Practices (SAP) community is uniquely positioned to discuss this year's The Strategic Management Society annual conference theme "Fault lines, contradictions, and divergences" in strategy. Make sure that you do not miss out the opportunity to join us for lively discussions, inspiring paper presentations, interesting panels and workshops on hot topics in Istanbul by submitting your paper until February 21, 2024 via https://lnkd.in/ez5Wb3k3 In line with this year's conference theme, submissions to the Strategy Practice IG could cover, but are not limited to questions such as: -How do #strategypractitioners respond to the rapidly #polarized and conflict-prone world? -In what way do they adapt their established strategy practices? -How do managers respond in contexts with different #geopolitical forces that increasingly affect organizations from all types and industries? -How do strategy practitioners manage their #relationships with #governments as customers? -Do more #inclusive and 'open' strategy practices help to deal with geopolitical forces and the related contradictions and divergences for strategy making? If so, how? -If #AI deals with the geopolitical forces (e.g., Geoquant) and #businessproblems but substitutes people in organizations, who owns and controls AI and who is accountable for its #mistakes (e.g., early, late, wrong responses, misdiagnosis of problems), or is AI infallible? -How does the widespread use of AI impact an organization's other resources and capabilities to respond to the geopolitical forces or the pursuit of purpose in addition to profit maximization? Can the inclusion of #stakeholders in strategy making mitigate such resource scarcity? If so, how? For more information about the conference, please, see https://lnkd.in/ey_nS4XE
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