What is the International Doctoral Consortium (IDC)?
The International Doctoral Consortium brings together critical and qualitatively-oriented organizational and management scholars and Ph.D. students worldwide. Together, established and emerging scholars engage with multi-paradigmatic approaches and gain greater exposure to a range of postpositivist approaches.
The IDC includes keynote lectures, paper sessions, and workshops. Paper sessions consist of the presentations and subsequent discussion of three students working on similar or complementary topics. Workshops are built around a range of qualitative approaches (e.g., Actor-Network Theory, auto-ethnography, etc.) to management and organizational studies research.
It is an event run and developed by doctoral students. The Student Organizing Committee is a wholly student body that plans forthcoming doctoral consortiums, with input from students across the globe.
The consortium is geared towards:
Ph.D. students who present, discuss, and debate topics and methods key to the study of management issues from a critical perspective.
Ph.D. students who identify with social change but do not necessarily identify specifically with Critical Management Studies (CMS) and.
Ph.D. students who are early in their research and would like exposure to research with a critical impulse.
The IDC is a highly developmental program that will provide a unique opportunity to:
Develop your research ideas through structured feedback from other doctoral students and faculty.
Receive help to move forward in developing and completing your doctoral work in a highly supportive and encouraging atmosphere.
Build networks with other doctoral researchers and established academics. The number of participants is limited in order to maintain an intimate feel and allow everyone to become exposed to each others’ work and comments.
Attend workshops run by leading scholars.
Mariano GentilinChair IDC 11 Director Ph.D. in Administration Universidad EAFITmgentilin@eafit.edu.co
Heiko Marc SchmidtCo-Chair IDC 11PhD Candidate in AdministrationUniversidad EAFIThschmidt@eafit.edu.co
Rodolfo Ferreira MaritanPhD Candidate in Management Fundação Getúlio Vargas (FGV/EAESP)
rodolfomaritan@gmail.com
Sergi Casals RispauPhD Candidate in AdministrationUniversidad EAFIT
scasals@eafit.edu.co
Hellen MarqueziniPhD Candidate in Management Fundação Getúlio Vargas (FGV/EAESP)
hellenmarquezini@gmail.com
Howard CattermolePhD candidate in Critical Perspectives on Corporate Sustainability Responsible & Sustainable Business Lab Nottingham Business School
howard.cattermole2020@my.ntu.ac.uk