THE 2ND INTERNATIONAL CSR COMMUNICATION CONFERENCE
- Aarhus University, September 18-20, 2013
WELCOME
We are pleased to announce The 2nd International CSR Communication Conference organized by Aarhus University in collaboration with University of Amsterdam and University of Ljubljana.
The conference will be held at Aarhus University, September 18-20, 2013.
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Call for Papers and abstracts
CONFERENCE TOPICS
The second international CSR Communication Conference discusses concepts, theories and methodological approaches to CSR communication together with the following topics:
- Internal aspects of CSR and communication: corporate identity, corporate culture, leadership and CSR management
- External aspects of CSR and communication: public relations, pressure group, media
- CSR and consumers: cause related marketing, social marketing
- CSR and social media
- Theoretical perspectives on CSR and communication
- CSR in the crisis context
- International aspects of CSR and communication: intercultural CSR communication
- The communicative constitution of responsible organizations
- Other topics related to CSR and communication
These issues are discussed in Keynotes, Plenary sessions with representatives from the academic and practice field, theme sessions, and workshops.
IMPORTANT DATES
- May 15 2013 (Extended) – Structured abstract (max. 500 words) Submission Deadline
- May 30 2013 - Feedback on abstract and selection for conference
- August 15 2013 - Deadline for full papers (4-6000 words) or extended abstracts (2-3000 words)
- September 2013 - Conference in Aarhus
- November 30 2013 - Feedback on full papers and selection for special issue
- January 15 2014 - Revised papers deadline
- February 1 2014 - Final selection of papers for special issue
- May 15 2014 - Publication date of CCIJ special issue on CSR Communication
PHD SEMINAR
A two-day PhD Seminar in CSR communication is planned prior to the conference and more specifically September 17-18, 2013.
COMMITTEE
Guest Editors of the Special Issue and Conference Committee are:
- Anne-Ellerup Nielsen Centre for Corporate Communication Aarhus University, Denmark
- Christa Thomson Centre for Corporate Communication Aarhus University, Denmark
- Friederike Schultz Department of Communication, Vrije Universiteit Amsterdam, The Netherlands
- Klement Podnar Marketing Communication and Public Relations Department, University of Ljubljana, Slovenia
- Urša Golob Marketing Communication and Public Relations Department, University of Ljubljana, Slovenia
- Wim Elving Corporate Communication Department, ASCoR, University of Amsterdam, The Netherlands
