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[The Global
Research Session] Conference Title:
E.S.G: A Road to Stakeholders Capitalism Journal: Korea Business Review/ Rhizomatic Revolution Review(R3) Special Issue Title: BTS & ARMY: A Road to SDGs and ESG Conference Date: 16-18 August 2022 Session Date: 18,
Thursday August 2022 Conference Place: Yeosu Convention Center, Yeosu, South Korea Conference Form: Hybrid (virtual, online, or offline) Presentation Type: Oral or Poster Oral Presentation Time Limit: 15 minutes Abstract Deadline: 30 June 2022 Notification of Acceptance: 15 July 2022 Full Paper Deadline: 30 November 2022 Submission: Abstract should be submitted as a PDF attachment at the following link. [2022 KBR Conference Abstract Submission] Participation:
other BTS academies and research groups Call for papers As a special
presidential envoy for future generations and culture, BTS visited the UN
General Assembly’s 2nd sustainable development goals (SDGs) Moment held in New
York in 2021, attracting the attention of many people worldwide. A global
agenda unanimously resolved by 192 member states at the 70th UN General
Assembly in 2015, SDGs provide 17 goals and 169 detailed directions for
humankind in five areas (i.e., human, earth, prosperity, peace, and
partnership) under the slogan “leave no one behind.” In the current COVID-19
pandemic, the implementation of the SDGs aiming for the universal well-being of
mankind has become an essential task above all else. The message of BTS, representing
the voice of the younger generation, plays a role in interpreting the direction
of responses to changes in SDGs. Thus, this conference is looking for
researchers, students, practitioners, academic members, policymakers, and
decision-makers who are interested in the trends, issues, and impact of SDG
development in the context of BTS and ARMY. We assume that BTS and ARMY’s
participation in SDGs will stimulate the motivation of various stakeholders and
provide new opportunities to the global market. As a result, this track will
cover a variety of interest areas that address, explain, and detail actions
toward the 17 SDGs that BTS and ARMY aim for from a multifaceted management
perspective. Meanwhile, among
the various approaches to achieving the SDGs, environmental, social, and
governance (ESG) has established itself as a lens that looks at a firm’s value.
Businesses are increasingly required to address environmental challenges, meet
societal standards, and develop suitable corporate governance. These shifts
highlight the importance of ESG for academics and practitioners. In the
entertainment industry, there are also claims that the MZ generation
(millennials + Generation Z), who are sensitive to issues such as environment,
race, and gender, have emerged as a major fan base of BTS and made this
conscious movement possible. The tendency of ARMY to support environmental,
racial, and gender issues and the attitude of HYBE to actively accept these
needs of fans has had an impact not only on the entertainment industry but also
on numerous companies regardless of industry. We should not consider this
phenomenon to end with an interaction between a fandom and an idol. Instead, it
must be understood, interpreted, and considered from the perspective of the
core pillars that make up a firm (i.e., operation management, marketing,
finance, accounting, management information systems, organizational behavior
& human resource management, strategic management, and international
business). However, given the
circumstances described above, the related discussion of SDGs and ESG is still
underdeveloped. Multifarious but related topics require more research
investigation in both theoretical and empirical settings. To further develop
multifaceted approaches and to foster dialogue on BTS and ARMY, this conference
track calls for paper abstracts (or research in progress) related but not limited to the following topics: Research Areas:
Operation management, marketing, finance and accounting, management information
systems, organizational behavior & human resource management, strategic
management, and international business explored through the lens of BTS and/or
ARMY.
o
ARMY response
to BTS as models for sustainable companies/products (or impact on ARMY’s
reception of such products) o
BTS/HYBE appeal
for sustainable-minded MZ generation o
Growing global
citizenship for sustainable development through the story of BTS and ARMY o
BTS/ARMY and ESG o
BTS and ARMY as global drivers
for ESG performance o
Reimagining a sustainable
organization through BTS and ARMY o
HYBE’s efforts to value
intangible human assets as major evaluation in accounting o
BTS/ARMY and stakeholder
approach o
How are the central concepts of
stakeholder theory applied by fandoms? o
Does newer technology (NFT,
virtual currency, AR/VR) incorporated by HYBE benefit stakeholders’ opportunity
to consume better? o
ARMY’s action/movement toward
the public communication (or management) strategies of HYBE o
HYBE’s strategies of merging companies overseas Keywords: BTS, ARMY, sustainable development goals (SDGs), environmental social and
governance (ESG), stakeholder theory, management ■ Abstract should
consist of one page including the following information: - Title - Names, affiliations, and email addresses - Abstract (200-300 words)
- Keywords ■ Abstract Submission Abstracts can be submitted using this form. Please have the
following available when you prepare to submit your abstract: 1. Contact information for the submitting
author 2. Full list of authors: -
Authors’ institutional affiliations where the work was conducted (if
applicable) and email addresses 3. Title 4. Abstract (300 words max) - .pdf
preferred, .docx also accepted - abstract
should include: -
a concise description of the purpose of the research -
a brief introduction of your research design, methodology, or approach -
a description of your (expected) research findings -
a short summary of the originality/contribution of your research paper 6. Supporting document (single page)
containing Tables and/or Figures (optional) - .pdf
preferred, .docx also accepted 7. Keywords 8. Conflict of Interest Statement ■ Review Process Acceptance/rejection decisions will be
made by guest editors, and notifications will be sent by June 30, 2022. The decision will depend on the
following criteria:
■ Paper Awards: Best
Track Paper and Best Student Paper Awards Two best paper awards for each track will be granted: one for an
outstanding paper and one for an outstanding student paper. To be eligible for
these awards, an extended abstract (5-8 pages) must be submitted by June 30,
2022. For the student award, the lead author must be a registered student of an
educational institution at the time of submission, and the student must be the
first author and presenter at the conference. To be considered for these
awards, please indicate the award you’re applying for on the submission form. |
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