Strategy

The Strategy SIG aims to provide a forum for discussion on the topic of strategy and strategic management, to enable members to keep in touch with contemporary debates on the topic of strategy. We organise our own events and publicise opportunities, events and knowledge about strategy, in research and teaching. We build capacity of researchers through our workshop programme, combining new research presentations with researcher training. Follow us on Twitter @BAMstrategysig.

About the SIG

Welcome to the Strategy SIG! 

The Strategy SIG aims to cover a broad spectrum of issues concerned with the development and implementation of strategy in organisations in urban and rural areas. We have two tracks at the annual BAM conference: 

      • General Strategy 
      • Strategy-as-Practice.

As an exciting part of the BAM community, we are keen to strengthen our membership, maintain a great programme of exciting future online events and further develop the capacity of PhD and early / mid-career researchers. 

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The SIG aims to cover a broad spectrum of issues concerned with the development and implementation of strategy in organisations in urban and rural areas. The list below represents some of the main themes in strategic management research today; we do not limit ourselves to the themes listed, but remain open to new ideas as they emerge.

We have two tracks at the annual BAM conference: General Strategy and Strategy-as-Practice.

•             Competitive Strategy

•             Cooperative Strategies

•             Corporate Strategy

•             Global Strategy

•             Strategy Human Capital

•             Knowledge and Innovation

•             Small Business Strategy

•             Operations Strategy

•             Strategic Management and Process

•             Stakeholder Strategy

•             Non-market and Emergent Strategy

•             Strategy as Practice

•             Strategic Leadership and Governance

•             Teaching Strategy

•             Strategic Foresight

•             Strategy, Neuroscience and Cognition

•             Competitive Strategy

•             Cooperative Strategies

•             Corporate Strategy

•             Global Strategy

•             Strategy Human Capital

•             Knowledge and Innovation

•             Small Business Strategy

•             Operations Strategy

•             Strategic Management and Process

•             Stakeholder Strategy

•             Non-market and Emergent Strategy

•             Strategy as Practice

•             Strategic Leadership and Governance

•             Teaching Strategy

•             Strategic Foresight

•             Strategy, Neuroscience and Cognition

Objectives

  • Build researcher capacity.

  • Provide a forum for discussion on the topic of strategy within the wider BAM community

  • Enable members to keep in touch with the contemporary debates on the topic of strategy

  • Publicise opportunities, events and knowledge about strategy

  • Enable networking between members.

Previous/Recent Events

Future Events:

      • Coffee morning on April 20th.  (Details to follow.)
      • Strategic Entrepreneurship Event on June 28th.  (Details to follow.)
      • Details on additional events coming soon.

 

SIG Committee Members 2023

Co-chairs: Dr Anna John, Open University, and Ben Hobbs, Bristol University.

Secretary: Prof Felix Arndt, University of Guelph

Treasurer: Vacant

Assistant Treasurer: Dr Farzana Chowdhury 

Track co-chairs general strategy: Dr Anna John, Open University; Dr MK Nandakamur, Indian Institute of Management, Dr Abiodun Adegbile, Nottingham Trent University

Track co-chairs Strategy-as-practice: Dr Jacqueline Hiddlestone-Mumford, Australia, Dr Inge Hill, Royal Agricultural University

Teaching Strategy: Dr John McCarthy, University of Limerick, Dr Marjan Parkinson, Leeds Trinity University

Membership: Dr Kabaly P Subramanian, Arab Open University, Oman; Catherine Cai, University of West of England

PhD representatives: Eleanor Reynolds, Warwick Business School, Linda Nwabunike, Manchester Metropolitan University, Lahcene Makhloufi, Jaya Singh Parihar

Newsletter: Linda Nwabunike, Manchester Metropolitan University