Humanities and Arts in Business Series
Call for Abstracts for the
Humanities and Arts in Business Series
Series Editors: Rhonda Knight, PhD, Coker University and Eric Litton, PhD, University of Central Florida
Deadline for Submission of Abstract + Learning Objectives = November 1, 2022
SAGE Publishingcontinues to grow its teaching case collection, SAGE Business Cases, across the business spectrum while incorporating thought from a variety of disciplines. The Humanities and Arts in Business series aims to publish and disseminate creative business pedagogy that is inspired by and utilizes material from classic and contemporary humanities and arts in order to cultivate a more human economy.
This call for abstracts is an early step to submitting a full case. Abstracts should be 250 words or less and summarize the purpose of the case and its relation to business education. Submissions should also include three to five learning objectives (examples). Submit your abstract and learning objectives through this form: ABSTRACT SUBMISSION FORM.
Case studies in the Humanities and Arts in Business series include a wide range of topics and applications; and the series is open to expanding. See this link for a full list of published cases.
Timelines to Publication
Abstract + Learning Objectives
ü Nov. 1, 2022 = Due via online form.
ü Nov. 30, 2022 =Response from co-editors with notes.
ü After = Author prepares full case study + teaching notes.
Full Case + Teaching Notes
- May 15, 2023 = Manuscripts due via ScholarOne.
- Within 8 weeks = Response from Editor with peer-reviewed comments.
- 2-4 Weeks later = Revised manuscripts due.
Authors may submit manuscripts at any time through our ScholarOne portal: https://mc.manuscriptcentral.com/sbc
SAGE is pleased to offer case authors:
• Double-blind peer review of your case and teaching notes.
• Freedom to include your students in the case research and writing process.
• Copyright in your name and final PDF for ease of use in your classroom.
• Payment when your case is published.
• An international audience for your work.
For questions and sample cases, contact:
Rhonda Knight, rknight@coker.edu
Eric Litton, eric.litton@ucf.edu
We look for cases between 1,000 and 5,000 words. Please also include discussion questions and teaching notes. Guidelines and templates.