BAM2026 Call for Papers – British Academy of Management 40th Anniversary Conference
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02/12/2025
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BAM2026 – Call for Papers Announced!
Theme: Thriving Together: Impact, Innovation, and Inclusion in Business and Management
Submissions Open: 7 January 2026
The British Academy of Management (BAM) is delighted to announce the Call for Papers for BAM2026, marking the special 40th Anniversary of the Academy. BAM2026 will be hosted by Royal Holloway, University of London, located in Egham, UK, and will bring together global scholars, researchers, and practitioners to advance dialogue in business and management.
About BAM2026
The 2026 conference highlights a powerful and timely theme:
“Thriving Together: Impact, Innovation, and Inclusion in Business and Management.”
This theme encourages research that explores collaborative progress, transformative ideas, and inclusive approaches to shaping the future of organizations and societies.
Key Details
- Conference Format: In-person and online (hybrid)
- Dates: 7–11 September 2026
- Venue: Royal Holloway, University of London, Egham, UK
- Paper Submissions Open: 7 January 2026
Why Participate?
BAM2026 provides a platform to:
- Present groundbreaking research
- Engage with leading academicians and industry experts
- Network with global contributors
- Celebrate 40 years of BAM’s impact in management scholarship
About the Host Institution
Royal Holloway, University of London, is renowned for its world-class research, iconic Victorian architecture, and diverse academic environment. The campus offers an inspiring setting for intellectual exchange and innovation.
Who Should Submit?
- Academics
- Research scholars
- PhD candidates
- Industry professionals contributing to research
- International authors from all management disciplines
Topic Areas Include (but are not limited to):
- Business innovation
- Management strategy
- Organizational behavior
- Entrepreneurship
- Inclusive leadership
- Sustainability
- Digital transformation
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