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IMPEC Meet-up February 2025: Resources and Resource Interaction in the IMP Community Join us for the upcoming IMPEC (IMP Early-Career Researchers) Meet-up on February 21st, where we will explore the theme of resources and resource interaction in the IMP community.
Building on the success of the Shaping Markets workshop held in Linköping in 2022, we continue to bring together market-shaping scholars to address the grand challenges of our time. The purpose of this workshop is to present and exchange ideas
This special issue focuses on the Industrial Marketing and Purchasing (IMP) approach and aims to utilize its conceptual framings in understanding resilience in business markets. We are searching for answers to question how resilience is emerging and enacted in business
The Journal of Purchasing and Supply Management has launched a special issue: “Focusing on our Future: Purchasing and Supply Management Policy, Practice, and Research for Shaping ‘Business-Not-As-Usual”. This call for papers seeks contributions exploring how purchasing and supply management (PSM)