[Logprofs] CfP Colloqium on European Retail Research

[Herbert Kotzab]

Dear Jim!
Could you please inform the members of the list about the  CERR 2014 - COLLOQUIUM ON EUROPEAN RETAIL RESEARCH 2014 BREMEN, September 25th – 27th, 2014 

Thanks a lot
yours
Herbert


CERR 2014 - COLLOQUIUM ON EUROPEAN RETAIL RESEARCH 2014 BREMEN, September 25th – 27th, 2014 

CALL FOR PAPERS 

PURPOSE 

The purpose of the colloquium is to provide an opportunity for researchers and practitioners to present research within the field of retailing in post-crisis Europe. 

SESSIONS 
The colloquium will be held on Thursday 25th, Friday 26th and Saturday 27th September, 2014 at Bremen University. 

THEMES AND COMMUNICATIONS 

This year’s special theme: 
Contemporary retailing issues in post crisis Europe 

We also welcome submissions on topics related to retailing such as: 
•	Shopper Behaviour 
•	Retail Marketing 
•	Retail Strategy 
•	Retail Operations 
•	Franchise 
•	Multi-channel 
•	Retail Logistics and Supply Chain Management 
•	Supplier relationship management, 
•	Retailing in post crisis Europe 

PAPER SUBMISSION 

Authors may submit a paper in electronic form in one of two ways: 
•	An extended abstract no longer than 1 500 words 
•	A full paper (<3000 words, included in proceedings only with authors’ authorization). 

Selected papers presented at the CERR will be considered for publication in a special issue of the International Journal of Retail and Distribution Management. Abstracts and Papers must be structured according to the author guidelines on the web site: http://erc2012.sciencesconf.org/?lang=en

IMPORTANT DATES 

Submission date of abstract: February 3rd, 2014. 
Notification of acceptance for presentation: March 3rd, 2014 
Submission of revised abstract and full papers: June 15th 2014 
Deadline for Book of Abstract (Registration & Fee): August 25th 2014 
Colloquium: September  25-27 2014 

All details are on the colloquium’s web site: http://erc2012.sciencesconf.org/?lang=en

ORGANIZING COMMITTEE
Xavier Brusset (Essca Angers), Herbert Kotzab (University of Bremen), Peter Schnedlitz (WU Wien), Christoph Teller (University of Surrey), Neil Towers (Heriot-Watt University)