Indigenous voices case writing competition
Indigenous voices case writing competition supports Indigenous scholars’ teaching cases on business experiences to strengthen Indigenous representation in business and management education.
Funder: Emerald Publishing
Due Dates: November 16, 2026 (Closing date)
Funding Amounts: £2,000 prize fund: £1,000 for the winner and £500 for each of two runners-up
Summary: Prizes and publication opportunities for teaching cases highlighting Indigenous business experiences and scholarship.
Key Information: At least one author must be an Indigenous scholar; non-Indigenous co-authors are welcome.
Description
Emerald Publishing’s Indigenous voices case writing competition supports teaching cases that bring Indigenous scholars’ stories and research into business and management education. Open to communities worldwide, it addresses the historical underrepresentation of Indigenous voices in teaching case literature and celebrates the challenges, successes and expertise of Indigenous peoples in business.
The competition seeks factual teaching cases featuring an Indigenous protagonist or organisation and a clear decision-making situation in a real company. A panel of case experts and Indigenous scholars judges submissions to support appropriate and positive representation. All entries are considered for international publication in The CASE Journal, which uses discussion-based teaching across business and management disciplines to help future business professionals solve strategic problems.
