The Search for the Publication of the Year 2024 is underway
CMI, along with the British Academy of Management (BAM) and Chartered Association of Business Schools (CABS) are delighted to announce the launch of the ‘Management Publication of the Year awards’. These awards will celebrate substantial business and management research that is informing policy, business, and third sector practices.
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Shortlist Announcement
We are thrilled to announce the publications that comprise this year's Management Publication of the Year (MPOTY) shortlist.
A panel of experienced practitioners and academic experts selected these submissions for their originality, relevance, and rigour, as well as their potential to positively influence business, policy, and the third sector.
The material reviewed by the judges covered a wealth of thought-provoking topics and included a variety of formats such as books, e-books, blog series, podcasts, and reports.
Blog Series
Sreevas Sahasranamam
Exploring Enterprise
Vicki Belt, Mark Hart and Stephen Roper
Handbook of the Circular Economy
Allen Alexander, Stefano Pascucci and Fiona Charnley
Men Stepping Forward
Elisabeth Kelan
The Engaged Business School
Anthony Sturgess
The Scaling Value Playbook
Ian Gray and John Bessant
The State of Small Business Britain
Vicki Belt
Transforming Tomorrow
Jan Bebbington and Paul Turner
Meet the Judges
Our judges are leading experts in their fields, bringing invaluable experience and insight into shaping industry standards and driving innovation. They'll carefully assess each submission for originality, relevance, and impact across industries, reviewing diverse formats that explore thought-provoking topics with fresh perspectives.
The Longlist
Explore the longlist to gain a deeper understanding of the challenges, strategies, and solutions shaping our world.
Blog Series
Sreevas Sahasranamam
Digital Pedagogies for Sustainable Futures
Dr Sue Cronshaw & Michael Drummond
Researching Poverty and Austerity
Caroline Moraes, Morven G. McEachern, Deirdre O'Loughlin et al.
And then came along Brexit, COVID '19, and now Artificial Intelligence (AI)
Dr. Bertha Dzifa Kumodji
Transforming Tomorrow
Jan Bebbington and Paul Turner
The Consumer Co-operative Sector
John F. Wilson, Anthony Webster, Espen Ekberg and Samuli Skurnik
Award Categories
Running across these broad award categories is a common desire to recognise research that is impacting socio-economic and environmental concerns of our society. We want to celebrate research that will help us lead, manage and re-organise socio-economic lives in a way which creates an everyone economy: a productive, green economy that is good for people and the planet.
The judges will be looking for works that display originality, significance and rigour along with potential for impact in real world environments.
This category will celebrate research that sets out to positively impact people and planet. Increased understanding of equality, diversity, inclusion and respect as an approach to leadership, business and management in all sectors, how it is helping our society reflect on the type of world we want to live in, our collective values, and new ways of generating and distributing wealth to ensure the wellbeing of people and our planet.
At the same time, the work nominated in this category will further our understanding of a greener economy, our transition therein, and the leadership and management of this fast-changing, evolving piece of the wider economy. We want to celebrate the best of research that takes people and planet into account, and maps innovative steps towards positive change.
Small and medium sized enterprises (SMEs) often struggle to access the resources, expertise and knowledge they need to achieve the growth they imagine. This category celebrates research that seeks to address these challenges and aims to transform practice by presenting insights to positively impact a green growth economy that includes SMEs.
Not all business or organisational activity is directed towards profit and maximised return. This category will celebrate research into social enterprise and innovation, looking at research into communities and their organisation, not-for-profit, third sector organisations, and social enterprise research that reveals the problems they face and valuable insights into the process, practices and possibilities for positive collective action.