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Personnel Psychology Call for Special Issue Proposals
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Personnel Psychology Call for Special Issue Proposals
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Tammy Allen
Posted 5 days ago
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Personnel Psychology
invites proposals for a special issue that advances rigorous, relevant, and impactful science on people and work. Consistent with the journal's mission, we seek proposals that integrate
Ideas, Evidence, and Impact
, with practical and societal relevance central to contribution.
The selected special issue team will disseminate their Call for Papers beginning in September 2026, with manuscript submissions taking place August 1–31, 2027.
Details can be found here:
Call for Special Issue Proposals
Deadline for Submissions
: 15 June 2026
Tammy D. Allen, PhD
Distinguished University Professor
University of South Florida
Tampa
Editor-in-Chief,
Personnel Psychology
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