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ESSEC Business School hosted a conference related to the Journal of Retailing special issue entitled "Retail in the age of global uncertainty: The impact of the macro-environment on the retail space and vice versa" on June 6-8, 2024, in Paris. The editorial committee selected 21 papers. 38 scholars from all around the world came to the La Defense campus to attend the conference. The discussions were insightful and inspiring, which will foster innovative scholarly research on the evolving landscape of retailing. The networking events were successful since they built meaningful connections in a friendly atmosphere.
Retail in the Age of Global Uncertainty
The impact of the macro-environment on the retail space and vice versa.
The impact of the macro-environment on the retail space and vice versa.
This Retailing Conference is meant to inspire cutting-edge scholarly research that examines the changing landscape of retailing in this age of global uncertainty. Questions can be studied from the perspective of consumers, retailers, brands, competitors, platforms, markets, or policymakers.
This Retailing Conference is meant to inspire cutting-edge scholarly research that examines the changing landscape of retailing in this age of global uncertainty. Questions can be studied from the perspective of consumers, retailers, brands, competitors, platforms, markets, or policymakers.
KEY DATES:
PAPERS SUBMISSIONS: Sept. 1st to Oct. 31st, 2023
OPENING REGISTRATION: Nov. 2023 (for authors)
DEADLINE REGISTRATION: Jan. 31, 2024 (for authors)
SUBMISSION EMAIL: retailing-conf@essec.edu
TITLE: Retail in the Age of Global Uncertainty Conference
DATE: 6-8 June, 2024
PLACE: ESSEC EXECUTIVE EDUCATION, La Défense (Paris)
ORGANIZERS: Hosted by ESSEC Business School, in collaboration with the Journal of Retailing
Marc Mazodier, ESSEC Business School
Katrijn Gielens, Kenan-Flagler Business School, University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill
Robert W. Palmatier, Foster School of Business, University of Washington
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