Global research

We mobilize researchers across the world to advance understanding of the role people play in shaping a changing world of work.

 

Special Research Forum the human side of the Future of Work


This Special Research Forum aims to bring scholarly attention to the human side of the future of work. Submissions were invited from a broad range of disciplines. Within management and organizational research, the Special Research Forum attracted submissions related to the role of human cognition, emotion, and behavior in the future of work, advances in HR practices and processes, ethical and social responsibilities in the future of work, managing change in organizations, technological innovation and management, and diversity and inclusion in the future of work.

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Future of Work research prize


Future of Work Research

The Future of Work is a topic of increasing importance to practitioners. But the Future of Work appears far less in management scholarship than would be expected given its prevalence in society, and research relevant to the topic in management thus far is fragmented. This annual research competition aims to foster management scholarship on the Future of Work by supporting promising research on the topic.

Meet 2021 winner Eva Lin (London Business School)

Meet 2022 winner Brittany Torrez (Yale University)

Meet 2023 winner Jackson Lu (Massachusetts Institute of Technology)

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Professional development workshop


Academy of Management Annual General Meeting - Future of Work professional development workshop.

The goal of this workshop is to invite management scholars to collectively shape a research agenda on the Future of Work. In the inaugural workshop in 2021, three editors from top tier management journals shared their perspective on how scholars can contribute to the Future of Work, and over 80 participants joined to discuss research on the Future of Work. Since then, each year, scholars and practitioners have convened to discuss key issues in the future of work and how research can help organizations to tackle them.