Journal of Social-Cyber Organisation

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Understanding how to blend people and robots to optimise outcomes.

Themes

This journal addresses how people, and groups of people, work with robots (broadly defined) and groups of robots, in an organisational context.

Topics may include:

• How full jobs, professions, teams, business capabilities, companies, or industries might replace people with robots

• How partial substitution of people with robots at a job, profession, team, or business capability level may and / or should occur to ensure optimal economic or social outcomes

• How personal ownership of robots can and / or should be incorporated into the labour market

• How governance and performance management of organisations might and / or should impact how ownership or responsibility for robots interacts with accountability for their actions or performance

• How decision rights and transfers of accountability might operate between owners, programmers, supervisors, and subordinates of robots

Call for Papers

The initial call for papers is for the inaugural edition of the journal.

These papers must introduce the themes, research paths, and case studies for subsequent editions.

Papers are welcome that cover both individual topics and grand theories that address all, or a collection of topics.

New topics can also be introduced and need not necessarily justify their introduction in terms of the topics above.

Acceptance of papers is at the discretion of the chair of the editorial committee.

Initial Schedule

• End Dec 2019 - Commitment to submit article

• End Mar 2020 - Article submitted for review by other contributors

• End Jul 2020 - Review comments provided by all contributors

• End Sep 2020 - Final articles for publication due

• End Nov 2020 - First publication

Rights

Submissions must include non-inclusive rights to publish the article in any form. In addition to author name, a URL can be submitted that must always be included with the article.