General track of the Journées

As has been tradition within the framework of the JHMO, presentations will be split into two types of sessions: those that relate to the specific conference theme outlined in the call for papers (patrimony) and a set of sessions that bring together other contributions. For the latter, we welcome any proposal examining one or more aspects of the history of management and of organisations. Preference will be given to submissions offering new and innovative approaches. Regardless of the session to which submissions are intended, the proposed papers must be grounded in historical research methodologies, and be based on archives, a corpus of texts, interviews, etc.

A doctoral workshop, including a tutorial on theses and presentations of a methodological nature, will be offered to emerging researchers, but open to (and recommended for) all participants.

Finally, the fourth Prix Joseph Colleye for the history of accounting will be awarded during the Annual General Meeting of the AHMO. This prize is the subject of a separate call for applications.