CLMS Research Day 2024

2 October 2024

Energizing Research in Law and Management Studies

Venue: Hybrid and in-person (Riverside Hotel, Durban)

Call for Abstracts

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Abstract Submissions Closed

Closing date for submission of abstracts: 30 August 2024

The Organizing Committee of the College of Law and Management Studies takes immense pride in extending an invitation to you for the upcoming College Research Day. This event is centered around the theme “Energizing Research in Law and Management Studies”. Our goal with this multidisciplinary research day celebration is to bring together diverse members of academia, scholars, researchers, graduates, and post-graduate students – from various Schools within the College of Law and Management Studies. 

The aim is to showcase the latest research outcomes and advancements in pertinent fields, including Accounting, Economics and Finance, Law, Supply Chain and Logistics, Maritime Law and Maritime Studies, Marketing, Management and Entrepreneurship, Corporate Governance, Human Resource Management, Industrial Relations, and many more. This event presents a unique opportunity for you to connect with your peers, academics, scholars, and practitioners from other schools and disciplines within the CLMS and beyond. By engaging with these individuals, you’ll gain insights from their distinctive perspectives and experiences.

Abstract Guidelines

Abstracts must be in a Microsoft Word  / editable document format, of maximum of two pages (max 800 words) in English. 

  • Title: A clear and descriptive title that accurately represents the content of the abstract.
  • Introduction/Objective: A brief introduction that outlines the context and purpose of the research.
  • Methodology/Approach: An overview of the research methodology, approach, or methods used.
  • Results/Findings: A summary of the main outcomes, findings, or results of the research. 
  • Discussion/Implications: An interpretation and discussion of the results, emphasizing their significance. 
  • Conclusion: A brief conclusion that summarizes the key points and suggests the broader implications.

Sub-themes

Accounting, Economics & Finance

  • Auditing
  • Banking/Bank Risk
  • Big Data Analysis
  • Business Ethics
  • Business Rescue
  • Development Economics
  • Environmental
  • Economics
  • Financial Accounting
  • Financial Economics
  • Financial Management
  • Financial Markets
  • Global Economy,Financial Markets and Globalization
  • Health Economics
  • International Finance
  • Macroeconomics
  • Managerial Accounting
  • Microeconomics
  • Monetary and Public Economics
  • Poverty Studies
  • Public Finance
  • Taxation

Business Management

  • Applied Risk Management
  • Artificial Intelligence
  • Business Leadership and Management
  • Hustling and the growth of entrepreneurship
  • Information Systems and Technology
  • Innovation
  • Human Resources Management
  • Maritime Studies
  • Marketing and Brand Management
  • Performance and Organisational Management
  • Project Management
  • Public Governance
  • Strategic Management
  • Supply Chain Management
  • Tourism and Leisure

Law

  • Business Law
  • Commercial Law
  • Constitutional law
  • Corporate Law and the Law
  • International
  • Humanitarian Law
  • Maritime Law
  • Private Law
  • Public International Law
  • Public Law
  • Socio-Legal Studies

Business and Society

  • Education, Culture and Society
  • Leading People
  • Sustainable Community Development

Abstract in MS Word/editable document format.

Important Dates

Abstracts must be in a Microsoft Word  / editable document format, of maximum of two pages (max 800 words) in English. 

  • Closing date for submission of abstracts: 30 August 2024
  • Abstract acceptance notification: 15 September 2024
  • Conference dates: 2 October 2024