2025 Conference Program

Sunday, July 20

17:30                   Optional Dinner: Meeting & Networking

 

Monday, July 21

09:30 – 10:00    Breakfast

10:00 – 10:40     Welcome & Opening Remarks

10:40 – 11:50     Paper Session 1: Commitment Systems

Commitment Systems through the Intersectional Lens: A Propensity Matching Score Approach

Lucas dos Santos-Costa (adm.lucassantos@usp.br)

Yvonne G.T. van Rossenberg (yvonne.vanrossenberg@ru.nl)

Testing the Structure of Commitment Systems: A Network Perspective

Leon Hupkens (l.hupkens@vu.nl)

Commitment Systems and Sickness Presenteeism: Examining Work-Family Interactions

Sascha A. Ruhle (S.A.Ruhle@tilburguniversity.edu)

12:00 – 13:00    Lunch

13:00 – 14:30    Symposium 1: When Work Intersects with Education: Commitment Systems in Boundary Conditions 

       Facilitator:

Sascha A. Ruhle (S.A.Ruhle@tilburguniversity.edu)

       Presentations:

Same Context, Different Commitment Systems: Development of Commitment System Theory in of Higher Education

Lucas dos Santos-Costa (adm.lucassantos@usp.br)

Yvonne G.T. van Rossenberg (yvonne.vanrossenberg@ru.nl)

Exploring the Influence Of Context in Commitment System Theory in the Educational Setting

Felipe Teixeira Genta Maragni (felipe.maragni@usp.br)

Ana Carolina de Aguiar Rodrigues (anacarolina.ar@usp.br)

Arzu Wasti (arzu.wasti@sabanciuniv.edu)

Commitments with Central Roles in the Educational Setting of a Community of Practice

Yvonne G.T. van Rossenberg (yvonne.vanrossenberg@ru.nl)

15:00       Tour and Welcome Dinner

Transportation will be provided to the WWII Infocentrum followed by a guided bus tour of World War II landmarks in the city. We will depart from the Maria Montessori Building at 15:00 pm.

 

Tuesday, July 22

8:309:00         Breakfast

9:0010:30       Paper Session 2: Commitment across Contexts

Cultural Constraints and Fit: Tightness in Organizations and Societies on Employee Organizational commitment

Zhao Na (nazhao0603@gmail.com)

Roy Chua (royyjchua@smu.edu.sg)

Commitment in Times of Crisis – A Person-Centered Study of Commitment Mindsets and Targets of Employees in the German Automotive Branch

Maximilian Kellerer (maximilian.kellerer@hhu.de)

Phillip Nguyen (phillip.nguyen@hhu.de)

Annika Pestotnik (annika.pestotnik@hhu.de)

Stefan Süß (Stefan.Suess@hhu.de)

Impact of Daily Affective and Continuance Commitment on Employee Behaviors

Jasmine Huijie Shi (shihuiji@msu.edu)

Russell E. Johnson (johnsonr@broad.msu.edu)

The Effect of Procrastination, Affective Commitment, Hybrid Work, Turnover Intention and Trust on Turnover Behaviour

Limor Kessler Ladelsky (Limor.kessler@biu.ac.il)

10:3010:50     Coffee break

10:5012:20     Symposium 2: Precarious Work, Precarious Life: Rethinking Commitment and Other Bonds from a Critical Perspective

       Facilitator:

Arzu Wasti (arzu.wasti@sabanciuniv.edu)

       Presentations:

So Close, Yet So Far: The Role of Technology in the Dynamics of Psychological Bonds of Brazilian Teachers During the First Wave of the COVID-19 Pandemic

Felipe Teixeira Genta Maragni (felipe.maragni@usp.br)

Ana Carolina de Aguiar Rodrigues (anacarolina.ar@usp.br)

Psychological Bonds with Place and Organisation in the Context of Remote Organisations

Natália Ferreira Weber (natyweber@gmail.com)

Ana Carolina de Aguiar Rodrigues (anacarolina.ar@usp.br)

Maria Emilia Melo da Costa (emilia.melo@usp.br)

Lucas dos Santos-Costa (adm.lucassantos@usp.br)

Precarity, Memory Of Displacement, Integration And Commitment Building of African and Middle Eastern Refugees In Sao Paulo, Brazil

Oluwafunmilayo (Funmi) Bode Alakija (fualakija@gmail.com)

12:2013:20    Lunch

13:2014:30    Paper Session 3: Commitment across Targets

Reassessing Occupational Commitment: A Person-Centered Approach and New Methodological Perspectives

Eveline Morin (eveline.morin@usherbrooke.ca)

Nathalie Cadieux (nathalie.cadieux@usherbrooke.ca)

Jean Cadieux (jean.cadieux@usherbrooke.ca)

Organizational and Career Commitment in Healthcare Workers: the Influence of Basic Psychological Needs and Work Demands and Resources

Liberalina Santos de Souza Gondim (liberalina.gondim@ufba.br)

Antonio Virgílio Bittencourt Bastos (antoniovirgiliobastos@gmail.com)

Laila Leite Carneiro (laila.carneiro@ufba.br)

The Identification Bond with Career as the Target: Impact on Entrepreneurial Intention and the Role of Social Vulnerability

Amanda Lara (al.amandalara@gmail.com)

14:3014:50    Coffee break

14:5015:50    Invited Panel: Investigating Multiple Commitments

       Panelists:

Howard J. Klein (klein.12@osu.edu)

Heiko Breitsohl (heiko.breitsohl@aau.at)

Sascha A. Ruhle (S.A.Ruhle@tilburguniversity.edu)

15:5017:20    Invited Panel: Meaning of Commitment in the Contemporary Employment Context

       Panelists:

Matthijs Bal (MBal@lincoln.ac.uk)

Mehmet Orhan (m.orhan@nyenrode.nl)

17:50                   Depart for Dinner: Meeting & Networking

 

Wednesday, July 23

8:309:00         Breakfast

9:0010:30       Symposium 3: The Dark Side of Career

       Facilitators:

Limor Kessler Ladelsky

Ricky Gee

       Presentations:

Critiquing Progress, the Dark Side of Modernity and Career Discourse

Ricky Gee

Limor Kessler Ladelsky

Academic Careers in Different European Higher Education Systems Under New Public Management – Institutional Performance Expectations Vis-À-Vis Institutional Support

Liudvika Leišytė

Exploring Work-Home Conflicts in Remote Work: A Socio-Economic Analysis Using the European Working Conditions

Virginia Hernanz

CrisƟna Suarez

The Digital Diaspora: Remote Work’s Psychological Warfare and Career Cannibalization

Besa Shahini

Negative Effects of Remote Work in Croatia

Maja Vizjak

The Dark Side of Working From Home in the High-Tech Sector in Israel

Limor Kessler Ladelsky

10:3010:50    Coffee break

10:5012:30    Collaboration (Incubator) Sessions

12:3013:00    Closing Remarks