Calls for books

This volume of Research in Human Resource Management (not yet under contract) seeks to explore, question and expand the boundaries that limit research in human resource management (HRM) and related fields (e.g., organizational behavior) in order to widen our thinking about the possibilities of HRM and advance our understanding of the assumptions, values and worldviews that govern and constrain the development of theory, research and practice related to the human side of organizations.

This book (not yet under contract) presents research methods that provide scientific grounding for management consulting. Each chapter explains one method: what it is, why it is scientifically sound, and how it is applied in real-world consulting engagements. Collectively, these chapters will provide a scientific grounding for management consulting and strengthen the relevance of management research.

This series invites book-length manuscripts and edited collections that examine how philosophical inquiry, technology, and educational research reshape curriculum, teaching, ethics, literacies, citizenship, and public life in an age increasingly governed by and with artificial intelligences.

Design Thinking (DT) has emerged as a promising methodology for addressing wicked business problems by leveraging creativity, empathy, collaboration, and rapid experimentation. DT has surfaced the walls of design schools to business boardrooms, management classrooms, innovative start-ups, and global corporations, reshaping how organizations think, strategize, and deliver value.

Contemporary Perspectives in Family Research (CPFR), a series focusing on cutting-edge topics in family research around the globe, seeks manuscripts for a special volume titled: Families and Disasters: Vulnerability, Shock, and Resilience.

Contemporary Perspectives in Family Research, a series which focuses upon cutting edge topics in family research around the globe, is seeking manuscript submissions for a special volume. The volume will focus on the theme of: ‘Race, Ethnicity, and the Family: Identity and Dynamics within Multi-Racial and Multi-Ethnic Families.’