DOCTORAL COLLOQUIUM 2022

DOCTORAL COLLOQUIUM 2022

School of Management, Presidency University, Bengaluru is organizing Second Doctoral Colloquium, December 9-10, 2022. The primary objective of this Colloquium is to provide a platform to the Research Scholars to interact, share, enhance their knowledge and present research proposals / research papers. The Colloquium aims to understand and share the state of management research among Indian Scholars.

SALIENT FEATURES OF THE COLLOQUIUM

• One day Workshop on Application of Time Series Analysis for Management Research
• One-to-one feedback on Research Proposal/Research Paper
• An opportunity to network with researchers working in the area of your interest
• Special Lectures in each Track to understand the current research in respective area
• Publication opportunity in Applied Management Perspective (ISSN No. 2583-0546), Bi Annual Journal of Presidency University,
• Best Paper Award in each Track

WORKSHOP ON APPLICATION OF TIME SERIES ANALYSIS FOR MANAGEMENT RESEARCH

This Workshop would provide hands-on experience for in-depth understanding of Time Series Analysis, and its application to Social Science/Management Research. The participants will get a good training through exposure to various tools and techniques. They will learn about how to apply various test on time series data. This workshop will be conducted in a highly interactive manner with greater emphasis on giving participants hands-on experience in handling, analyzing and interpreting different datasets for modelling and analysis.

TRAINERS

Dr. Bipasha Maity. Professor, Economics, School of Management, Presidency University, Ph.D. (IIT, Kharagpur). She consistently had a brilliant academic career and so far, published many research-based papers in several national and international journals of Economics and Management. She has total 20 publications of which 20 are ABDC/ Scopus listed journals. She has total of 17+ years of experience in academia.

Dr. Srinivasan P. Associate Professor, Economics, School of Management, Presidency University. His major areas of research interest are Financial Markets, Macro Economics, International Economics, Public Economics and Development Economics and issues related to Environment and Urbanization. He is good at building Macro-Economic and Financial Market Modeling and Forecasting- Applied Time-Series and Panel Data Econometric Analysis – Excellent in handling SPSS/EVIEWS/ STATA/MICROFIT/WINRATS Packages.

CALL FOR PAPERS/PROPOSALS

We invite Research Scholars to submit their research work under two categories:

(a) Doctoral Proposal Category: This category is open to scholars who are currently pursuing or have completed their course work and are in stage of research proposal development. The aim is to invite scholars to present their research problem and get feedback from peer and experts.

(b) Doctoral Thesis Paper Category: This category is open to all Research Scholars who wish to present their research work (theoretical/literature review/empirical/case based studies). The aim is to present their research work and get feedback from experts.

(c) Post-Doctoral Proposal Category: This category is open to all who wish to present their post-doctoral proposals. The aim is to present their research work and get feedback from experts.

We invite original (un-published) research proposals/ research papers falling under following tracks for presentation in colloquium.

Track I – Marketing, Business Strategy

Track II – Finance and Accounting

Track III – Human Resource Management

Track IV – Operations & Technology Management

Track V – General Management

PAPER SUBMISSION GUIDELINES

Kindly refer to the following guidelines before submitting your manuscript/proposal. All papers should be submitted in the prescribed format.

• Cover page: Each paper should have a cover page which includes title of the paper, abstract (not more than 200 words), author names and affiliations with full postal address, email and mobile number.
• Doctoral/Post-Doctoral Proposal Track: Introduction, followed by literature review, Research Questions, Research gaps, Objectives, Hypothesis, Proposed Methodology, Expected contribution to the literature.
• Doctoral Thesis Paper Track: Introduction, followed by literature review, Research gaps, Objectives, Hypothesis, methodology, interpretation of results, conclusion and policy or managerial implications.
• Maximum words: 8000 (for research paper), 3000 (for thesis proposal).
• For Manuscript preparation and references guidelines: Times New Roman, Heading 14, Text 12, referencing Style APA.