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CALL
FOR PAPERS INTERNATIONAL JOURNAL OF BANK MARKETING
Guest Editors:
Professor Charles L. Martin, University of Wichita, USA, charles.martin@wichita.edu.usa
Katherine Tyler, University of Westminster, UK, tylerk@wmin.ac.uk and
Professor Lloyd C. Harris Warwick University, UK , lloyd.harris@wbs.ac.uk
Internationnal Journal of Bank Marketing Special Issue
Papers Arising from the 22nd Service Conference and Workshop, Royal Automobile
Club, Pall Mall, London SW1 November 6, 7 & 8 2008
“The Future of Service Research and Practice in a Global World: Service
Science,
Service Logic, and Service Perspectives for Customers…Quo Vadis?”
Deadline
for submission of manuscripts: For 22nd Service Conference
and Workshop, 30 September 2008; for IJBM Special Issue, 30 January 2009
This
Special Issue will focus on financial services perspectives based on
service science, service logic and service perspectives from trans-disciplinary
and multi-disciplinary perspectives, and especially welcomes submission
of manuscripts which will not only enrich the understanding of these
perspectives from the financial services viewpoint, but also debate and
discuss the future of service research, from the financial services perspective.
Manuscripts will be welcome which are capable of being generalized across
service industries, and also have implications for nations and economies
or international and global perspectives. Manuscripts which should be
submitted may include, but are not limited to, original research, case
studies, conceptual papers, literature reviews, industry reviews, commentaries,
and other creative concepts and applications, such as visions of service
for the future. The paper should be presented clearly and logically,
so that it can be widely understood by non-technical readers. Papers
should follow International Journal of Bank Marketing guidelines.
Papers may address, but are not limited to, the following areas from
a financial services perspective:
• Financial services for the future.
• Multidisciplinary perspectives not only from the behavioural sciences,
such as psychology, social psychology, behavioural economics, but also
engineering, chemistry, physics
• Financial service phenomena or service systems as the next frontier in
education, employment, innovation, economic growth
• Financial service research and innovation
Please
submit your Conference paper to the Conference Chairs,
above.
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CALL
FOR PAPERS JOURNAL OF CUSTOMER BEHAVIOUR
Guest Editors:
Professor Charles L. Martin, University of Wichita, USA, charles.martin@wichita.edu.usa
Katherine Tyler, University of Westminster, UK, tylerk@wmin.ac.uk and
Professor Lloyd C. Harris
Warwick University, UK , lloyd.harris@wbs.ac.uk
Journal of Customer Behaviour Special Issue:
Papers Arising from the 22nd Service Conference and Workshop, Royal Automobile
Club, Pall Mall, London SW1 November 6, 7 & 8 2008
“ The Future of Service Research and Practice in a Global World: Service
Science, Service Logic, and Service Perspectives for Customers…Quo Vadis?”
Deadline
for submission of manuscripts: For 22nd Service Conference
and Workshop, 30 September 2008; for JCB Special Issue, 30 January
2009
This
Special Issue will focus on service science, service logic and service
perspectives from trans-disciplinary and multi-disciplinary perspectives,
and especially welcomes submission of manuscripts which will not only
enrich the understanding of these perspectives from the customer’s
viewpoint, but also debate and discuss the future of service research,
from the customer behaviour perspective.
Manuscripts
will be welcome which are capable of being generalized across service
industries, and also have implications for nations and economies or
international and global perspectives. Manuscripts which should be
submitted may include, but are not limited to, original research, case
studies, conceptual papers, literature reviews, industry reviews, commentaries,
and other creative concepts and applications, such as visions of service
for the future. The paper should be presented clearly and logically,
so that it can be widely understood by non-technical readers. Papers
should follow Journal of Customer Behaviour guidelines.
Papers
may address, but are not limited to, the following areas from the customer’s
perspective:
• Visions of service science for the future.
• Multidisciplinary perspectives not only from the behavioural sciences,
such as psychology, social psychology, behavioural economics, but also engineering,
chemistry, physics
• Service phenomena or service systems as the next frontier in education,
employment, innovation, economic growth
• Service research and innovation
In
the first instance, please submit your Conference paper to the Conference
Co-Chairs, above. |
CALL
FOR PAPERS JOURNAL OF SERVICES MARKETING
Conference Chairs:
Katherine Tyler, University of Westminster, UK, tylerk@wmin.ac.uk
Professor
Charles L. Martin, University of Wichita, USA, charles.martin@wichita.edu.usa
and
Professor Lloyd C. Harris Warwick University, UK , lloyd.harris@wbs.ac.uk
Journal of Services Marketing Special Issue:
Papers Arising from the 22nd Service Conference and Workshop, Royal Automobile
Club, Pall Mall, London SW1 November 6, 7 & 8 2008
“ The Future of Service Research and Practice in a Global World: Service
Science, Service Logic, and Service Perspectives for Customers…Quo Vadis?”
Deadline
for submission of manuscripts: For 22nd Service Conference
and Workshop, 30 September 2008; for JSM Special Issue, 30 January
2009
This
Special Issue will focus on deviant customer behaviour for services,
and is linked to the CFP for the Special Issue edited by Professor
Lloyd C. Harris.
Manuscripts
will be welcome which are capable of being generalized across service
industries, and also have implications for nations and economies or
international and global perspectives. Manuscripts which should be
submitted may include, but are not limited to, original research, case
studies, conceptual papers, literature reviews, industry reviews, commentaries,
and other creative concepts and applications, such as visions of service
for the future. The paper should be presented clearly and logically,
so that it can be widely understood by non-technical readers. Papers
should follow Journal of Services Marketing guidelines.
Papers
may address, but are not limited to, the following areas based on the
perspective of “Jay customers” or deviant customers for
services:
• Multidisciplinary perspectives not only from the behavioural sciences,
such as psychology, social psychology, behavioural economics, but also engineering,
chemistry, physics
• Deviant customer service phenomena or disruption of service systems as
service design problems for service sectors
• Deviant customer behaviour as an influence for service research, innovation
In
the first instance, please submit your paper to the 22nd Service Workshop
to the Chairs, above.
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