Call for Chapters: Thematic Monograph by Springer

“Current Issues in Applied Psychology and Business Management: A Multidisciplinary Perspective”

We invite young researchers, PhD students, and scholars to submit chapter proposals for a thematic monograph to be published with Springer. This volume will explore the critical intersections of applied psychology, business, and economics, providing a platform for innovative and internationally valued research.

Monograph Scope & Featured Topics

This monograph seeks to bridge the gap between human behavior and organizational success by focusing on the latest research and practical applications in the post-pandemic era. We welcome original, high-quality manuscripts that offer a fresh perspective on the following topics:

• Organizational Psychology: Topics may include leadership, employee well-being, motivation, and organizational change.
• Business Management: Submissions on strategic management, international business, human resources, and corporate social responsibility are encouraged.
• Economic Behaviors: We are interested in chapters exploring consumer psychology, behavioral economics, decision-making, and financial behaviors.
• Business Psychology: This includes topics at the nexus of psychology, economics, and business, such as conflict resolution, negotiation, and cross-cultural communication in the workplace.

The chapters should be grounded in empirical research, theoretical frameworks, or comprehensive literature reviews that provide new insights for both academia and practice.

Submission Requirements

• Volume & Structure: Chapters should be 8,000 to 10,000 words in length, including references. The manuscript must follow a standard academic structure: Title, Author(s) Information, Abstract (250 words), Keywords, Introduction, Literature Review, Methodology (if applicable), Results/Findings, Discussion, Conclusion, and References.
• Content: All submissions must be original, unpublished work. The content should be innovative and make a significant contribution to the field. Papers that are internationally valued, with a clear focus on addressing contemporary global issues, will be given preference.
• Deadline: The deadline for submitting your complete manuscript is September 20, 2025.

Call for Chapters: Thematic Monograph by Springer

“AI in Language Education: Pedagogical and Ethical Considerations”

We invite young researchers, PhD students, and scholars to submit chapter proposals for a thematic monograph to be published with Springer. This volume will explore the critical intersections of AI, language studies, and education, providing a platform for innovative and internationally valued research.

Monograph Scope & Featured Topics

This monograph seeks to bridge the gap between technological innovation and effective language pedagogy. We welcome original, high-quality manuscripts that offer a fresh perspective on the following topics:

• AI-Enhanced Language Pedagogy: Submissions on the use of AI tools for language instruction, personalized learning, and adaptive assessment are encouraged.
• Ethical Usage of AI: We are interested in chapters that address algorithmic bias, data privacy, and the societal implications of AI in language education.
• Linguistic and Cross-Cultural Communication: Topics on how AI can facilitate or complicate cross-cultural dialogue, machine translation, and the preservation of linguistic diversity.
• AI and Teacher Professional Development: Submissions exploring the role of AI in supporting educators, training teachers, and creating new pedagogical frameworks.
• AI in Specific Language Skills: This includes topics on how AI can be used to improve speaking, writing, listening, and reading skills.

The chapters should be grounded in empirical research, theoretical frameworks, or comprehensive literature reviews that provide new insights for both academia and practice.

Submission Requirements

• Volume & Structure: Chapters should be 8,000 to 10,000 words in length, including references. The manuscript must follow a standard academic structure: Title, Author(s) Information, Abstract (250 words), Keywords, Introduction, Literature Review, Methodology (if applicable), Results/Findings, Discussion, Conclusion, and References.
• Content: All submissions must be original, unpublished work. The content should be innovative and make a significant contribution to the field. Papers that are internationally valued, with a clear focus on addressing contemporary global issues, will be given preference.
• Deadline: The deadline for submitting your complete manuscript is September 20, 2025.

For submissions and inquiries, please contact us at iatels.association@gmail.com