Conferences

NNRN

Conferences

A complete record of conferences, workshops, symposia, and panels organized or supported by the Nation and Nationalism Research Network.

Upcoming

Open calls and forthcoming events

May 24, 2027
New York, USA
Conference · Call for Papers

Call For Papers: Nationalism in Organizations, Markets and Society Conference

Columbia Business School. Proposal deadline January 20, 2027.

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Past Conferences

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NNRN panel participants at the Reputation Symposium 2026, Saïd Business School, University of Oxford

Conference Panel

Organisational Nationalism: Purpose, Reputation, and Strategy in a Deglobalising World

August 26, 2026 · Reputation Symposium, Saïd Business School, University of Oxford

NNRN scholars presented emerging research on organizational nationalism, examining how nationalist discourse shapes organizational strategy, identity, reputation, and stakeholder relationships.

Workshop

Organizational Nationalism in a Deglobalizing World: Toward a Unified Theoretical Framework

August 2026 · Academy of Management, Philadelphia

An NNRN workshop developing an integrated theoretical framework for the study of organizational nationalism.

Workshop

Corporate Nationalism in a Deglobalizing World: Research Agenda, Data, and Methodology

July 2025 · Academy of Management, Copenhagen

A workshop on the resurgence of nationalism and its influence on geopolitical landscapes and corporate behaviour, bringing together research agendas, data sources, and methodological approaches.

Showcase Symposium

Frontier in the Research of Nationalism in Organization, Strategy, and International Business

August 2023 · Academy of Management, Boston

A symposium mapping the research frontier on nationalism across organization theory, strategy, and international business.

Presenter Symposium

Nationalism and Organizational Strategy

August 2023 · Academy of Management, Boston

A symposium featuring four paper presentations and a discussion on nationalism and organizational strategy.