Meetings

About this journal

Meetings' is a scholarly journal dedicated to the critical analysis of meetings as a fundamental element of human communication and collaboration. Its scope encompasses the diverse forms and functions of meetings, from formal business conferences to informal gatherings, and delves into their impact on individual and collective decision-making, identity formation, and cultural expression. The journal explores the theoretical frameworks and empirical evidence surrounding meeting dynamics, examining factors such as communication styles, power relations, cultural influences, and technological advancements.

Key themes explored in 'Meetings' include the evolution of meeting practices across history and cultures, the effectiveness and efficiency of various meeting formats, the role of technology in facilitating and transforming meetings, and the ethical considerations associated with meeting participation and outcomes. The journal also examines the impact of meetings on individual and organizational performance, as well as their contribution to broader societal agendas.

'Meetings' caters to a diverse audience of scholars, practitioners, and policymakers who are interested in understanding the complexities of meeting dynamics. Its readership includes researchers in communication studies, organizational behavior, management, sociology, and anthropology, as well as professionals involved in meeting planning and facilitation, corporate governance, and public policy development. The journal's contributions are highly relevant to individuals seeking to optimize meeting outcomes, improve communication strategies, and promote collaboration within various settings.

'Meetings' has a significant impact on the field of meeting studies by providing a platform for rigorous academic research and insightful commentary. The journal's publication of high-quality articles contributes to the advancement of knowledge in the field, informs best practices for meeting design and implementation, and fosters interdisciplinary dialogue among scholars and practitioners. Through its focus on the intersection of communication, collaboration, and organizational dynamics, 'Meetings' plays a vital role in shaping the future of meetings and their impact on human society.