In the field of management research, there is a growing awareness of both the need and the opportunities to rethink business corporations in line with social and sustainability issues. Management scholars increasingly question the capacity of business companies, within existing laws and governance standards, to take into account the interests of their stakeholders and to contribute to the general welfare. Simultaneously, they explore how new business forms (e.g. hybrid organizations, shareholder engagement, purpose-driven companies) can pave the way for a renewal of corporate (governance) models. This track will encourage research work that examines our current theories of the corporation, extends our knowledge on alternative and emergent forms of business companies, and suggests new foundations for governance for the public interest.

Submission of short papers open now until **January 9, 2017**

Conference information: http://euramonline.org/annual-conference-2017.html

Full sub-theme description: see  http://euramonline.org/programme2017/tracks/sig-01-business-for-society-b4s.html

Feel free to direct any questions to the conveyors:
Blanche Segrestin, Ecole des Mines, France, blanche.segrestin@mines-paristech.fr
Kenneth Starkey, Nottingham University, UK, Kenneth.Starkey@nottingham.ac.uk
Jeroen Veldman, Cass Business School, UK, Jeroen.Veldman@cass.city.ac.uk