Building on the success of its annual research days since 2019, RIPCO is hosting its next event on June 6, 2024, at ICN in Paris, La Défense. Researchers and practitioners are invited to submit extended abstracts of their academic work, encompassing a wide range of topics within the realm of organizational behavior, including individual and collective attitudes and behaviors within organizational settings. The 2024 edition spotlights the increasingly pertinent issues of well-being and malaise at work, topics that have gained prominence against the backdrop of evolving work expectations, management models, and the burgeoning influence of Artificial Intelligence (AI) and new Information and Communication Technologies (ICT).

Submissions can vary in format, including narrative, systematic, meta-analytic, or bibliometric literature reviews, conceptual analyses proposing new theoretical frameworks, and empirical analyses via experimentation, surveys, or qualitative case studies. The 2024 focus zeroes in on four main research avenues:

1. Well-being/Malaise Relations at Work: Investigating their coexistence, the managerial practices that influence them, and the impact of positive and negative dynamics in the workplace.
2. Individual and Collective Work Perceptions: Studying individual perceptions and their interplay with collective dynamics, the influence of managerial practices, and organizational factors on well-being and malaise.
3. Impacts of ICT and AI: Reflecting on how these technologies affect professional balance, well-being, and malaise, and their role in transforming professions and work practices.
4. Well-being/Malaise in Management Science Education Institutions: Focusing on the challenges faced by faculty members in an increasingly competitive and international environment.

Selected contributions may be featured in a special issue of RIPCO, subject to a double-blind review process. Other relevant topics may be considered for regular issues. Extended abstracts should be submitted by email (soumission_jr2024@ripco-online.com) by April 19, 2024, with feedback from the scientific committee expected by May 6, 2024.

Participation in the event is complimentary but requires prior registration, thus encouraging broad participation from both professionals and academics.