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【WORKSHOP】“政府、市场与组织”（GMO）研讨会
发布时间：2025-05-15
Government, Markets, and Organizations Workshop
June 6-8, 2025
会议手册: 
2025 GMO Workshop_Program.pdf
会议邀请函: 会议邀请函-政府市场与组织（GMO）研讨会.pdf
The aim of the Governments, Markets, and Organizations (GMO) Workshop is to bring scholars and practitioners together to understand the interactions between governments, markets, and organizations based on a pluralism of disciplinary perspectives and methodological approaches. Against the increasingly challenging local, national, and global institutional environments, the GMO Workshop facilitates discussions centered on, but not confined to, the following questions:
How do various configurations of political and economic structures inform different organizational outcomes? On the other hand, how do organizational efforts reinforce or reshape existing arrangements of governments and markets?
What are markets? Why and how do (not) markets work, given the uncertainties and prospects embedded in political systems and organizational hierarchies?
In a world of climate risks, ever-widening inequalities, and rising demands for ethical leadership and responsible governance, how do contemporary organizations navigate political and economic opportunities to tackle major societal challenges?
Addressing these ubiquitous yet specific building blocks of our socioeconomic life, we would like to cordially invite you to be part of a network of scholars to explore common research grounds. To generate rigorous and useful knowledge and tackle publication practicalities, we are organizing the 1st edition of the workshop and intend to build a scholarly community resting on this initial attempt.
We believe in the criticality of academic freedom and the fruitfulness of intellectual diversity. We encourage participants to challenge assumptions, tackle difficult questions, and collaborate across existing boundaries. We strive to create a space that is accessible and welcoming to all, regardless of ethnicity, gender, nationality, political affiliations, or other identity markers, ensuring that every voice has the opportunity to contribute.
