The Association
About IACMR
The International Association for Chinese Management Research (IACMR) is an academic organization that serves scholars, students, managers, and consultants who are interested in advancing their knowledge about organizational management in the Chinese context. The primary goal of the association is to promote organization and management research in such a context. The Association was founded in 2002, and registered in the U.S. as a not-for-profit organization (501(c)3). Since then, the Association has experienced rapid growth with the support of our members and sponsors. We have now over 6,000 registered members all over the world, from almost 100 countries. IACMR has been recognized as the most authoritative, world-class academic research organization in the area of Chinese management.
Mission/Vision
IACMR is a premier scholarly association dedicated to the creation and dissemination of management knowledge with a focus on China. We aspire to be a professional organization of choice by management scholars, students, consultants, and practicing managers in and outside of China due to its emphasis on ethics, rigor, relevance, and impact.
Goals
1. To provide a forum for Chinese management researchers to exchange ideas and experiences;
2. To facilitate international collaboration between management researchers in and outside of China;
3. To push forward the development of management research in and about
Research Domain
1. Scientific analyses of individual, group, and firm behaviors in the Chinese context;
2. Cross cultural or comparative analyses of individual, group, and organizational level studies on firms inside and outside China;
3. Advancement in theories, application of creative methodologies, and cross-disciplinary analyses regarding individual, group, and organizational phenomena.
Commitment to Excellence
2012 – 2014：Prof. Chao C. Chen, Rutgers University.
2010 – 2012：Prof. Jialin Xie, University of Toronto,
Prof. Jing Zhou, Rice University.
2008－2010：Prof. Shuming Zhao,
2006－2008：Prof. Xiao-Ping Chen,
2002－2006：Prof. Anne S. Tsui, Arizona State University, Peking University (Founding President).
1. Fundamental research in management;
2. International, comparative and cross-cultural management research;
3. Chinese management research, including research on the management and organization of Chinese companies both in and outside of China and multinational companies operating in China.
MOR’s Debut Impact Factor
* SSCI Impact Factor = 2.806
* Rank among 140 management journals = 22
Chinese Management Insights is a Chinese-English bilingual publication that converts leading academic research on China-related topics into summaries that can be easily read and used by managers. These summaries exclude most of the academic theory, research methodology and literature references that are in the original full papers, and focus on what is directly useful to managers. Most of the papers come from Management and Organization Review (MOR), published by the International Association for Chinese Management Research (IACMR) with selected China-related articles from other leading journals. All the summaries have been approved by the authors of the original articles.
In addition, in some issues, we will publish one or two executive perspectives on their management philosophy and best management practices of their companies.
IACMR Quarterly Newsletter is a dual-language member letter published by the IACMR. It contributes to communication between the association and its members and dialogue among Chinese management researchers.
Books:
Two books of Chinese versions of the best papers in the Academy of Management Journal (AMJ) and Administrative Science Quarterly (ASQ), including awarded papers, from the past ten years.
Empirical Methods in Organization and Management Research was edited by Professors Xiao-Ping Chen, Anne Tsui and Jing-Lih Larry Farh. It systematically introduces research methods in management and highlights the uniqueness of Chinese management research.
We are pleased to announce that the publication of five “Organization and Management Research Methods” books, published by Peking University Press:
Empirical Methods in Organization and Management Research, 2nd edition
Case Study Research Method: Selected Articles by Kathllen M. Eisenhardt
In Search of Truth and Beauty: The Research Journey of Professor Anne S. Tsui
Collection of Award-winning Papers in the Administrative Science Quarterly, Volume 2
Award-winning Papers in the Academy of Management Journal, Volume 2
IACMR Meetings
Biennial Conference
This conference aims to provide a forum for scholars from around the world to present and learn about the latest management research in the Chinese context. It features:
1. Speeches by established scholars from both industry and academia, special-topic panels, refereed paper presentations;
2. Professional development workshops (PDWs);
3. Research awards and best conference paper awards.
Research Methods Workshop
Academic Seminars
IACMR organizes academic seminars of various topics on management, aiming at introducing Internationally renowned researchers and their work to Chinese researchers as well as creating opportunities for collaborations.
IACMR members enjoy the following benefits and services:
- A platform for scholarly exchange and professional development;
- Free online and print subscription to Management and Organization Review;
- Free online subscription to Chinese Management Insights;
- Free Quarterly newsletter;
- Free admission or discounts to selected workshops and seminars sponsored by IACMR
- Online services.
Membership Directory
Resource Centre (member publications, measures, etc.)
Online Forum
News Updates in (Chinese) Management Research
Job opening announcements
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Contact us
IACMR
Guanghua School of Management
info@iacmr.org
Tel: (8610) 6275-8824
Fax: (8610) 6275-8824