ISLUX

Introduction

International Society of Luxury Management, EDC Paris Business School, 7 Mar 2024; Deadline 15 Feb

INTEREST CATEGORY: SECTORS
POSTING TYPE: Revisits

Posted by: Hyunju Shin


Call for Extended Abstracts

The 1st ISLUX (International Society of Luxury Management) Meeting 2024 

Location: EDC Paris Business School, Paris La Défense, Puteaux, France

Conference date: March 7, 2024

Submission website:

Conference theme: Managing Luxury in the Circular Economy

The 1st International Society for Luxury Management (ISLUX) Meeting stands as a forum to bring together managers, scholars, practitioners, students, and consumers around luxury management. In the very first event, hosted and supported by EDC Paris Business School and Sup de Lux (The Institut Superieur de Marketing du Luxe) in Paris, France on March 7, 2024, we will discuss “Managing Luxury in the Circular Economy.” Merging the experience of those who produce and consume luxury with cutting-edge research on the subject, ISLUX’s inaugural conference aims to create interfaces that favour the understanding of issues specific to the universe of luxury.

We are pleased to invite submissions of extended abstracts (maximum 500 words) focused on this topic. The complexity of the matter calls for an interdisciplinary perspective, with research rooted in diverse literatures being welcome (e.g., Marketing, Strategy, Operations and Supply Chain Management, Finance, Human Resources Management, Sustainable Management). Topics of interest include, but are not limited to:

  • Reverse logistics, recycling, and re-sale of luxury goods
  • Luxury companies’ communication of circular approaches
  • Stakeholders’ perceptions and reputational impacts issued from circular approaches in luxury companies
  • Societal pressure for change and decision-making processes toward circular economy in the luxury industry
  • Operational difficulties and opportunities for the implementation of circular approaches by luxury companies
  • Collaboration with supply chain partners for the development of circular approaches in luxury
  • Sustainability trade-offs within circular economy in luxury
  • Employees’ development, selection, and recruitment for the development of circular approaches in luxury
  • Regulatory and legal issues in circular economy for luxury companies
  • The impact of organisational culture / inertia on the implementation of circular approaches in luxury
  • Greenwashing and corporate hypocrisy in luxury management and circular economy
  • Firm’s valuation, investors’ perspectives, and credit for the adoption of circular economy in luxury

Important dates:

  • Abstracts submission: 15 February 2024
  • Notification of acceptance: On a rolling basis
  • Registration until: 20 February
  • Conference date: 7 March 2024

Registration fees:

  • Regular fee: 100 €
  • Ph.D. Student fee: 70 €
  • To be announced soon: Social gathering and cultural visit for interested participants on adjacent dates (6 and 8 March 2024 – not included in the conference fees)

Publication Opportunities:

  • Opportunities for submission at special issues
    • “Circular practices and strategies for luxury companies – Reconciliating trade-offs, challenges, and unlocking opportunities” at Business Ethics, the Environment, & Responsibility (ABS 2, ABDC B,FNEGE 3)

“Natural capital accounting for sustainable society:Do natural resources matter?” at Journal of Cleaner Production (ABS 2, ABDC A, FNEGE 2)

Conference chair contacts for Inquiry: