A Bricolage Approach to Conducting Trustworthy Qualitative Research | Mike Pratt (Boston) |
A Conversation About Contribution | Donald Bergh (Denver) |
Achieving Rigor in Qualitative Analysis | Stine Grodal (Northeastern) |
Advancing Sustainable Supply Chains | Denny Gioia (Penn State) Veronica Villena (Arizona State) |
Advancing Theory with Review Articles | Caroline Gatrell (Liverpool) John E Prescott (Pittsburgh) |
Academic-Practitioner Relationships: Developments, Complexities and Opportunities | Jean Bartunek (Boston) |
Approaches to Studying Organizational Phenomena Processually | Ann Langley (HEC Montreal) |
Beauty in Organization and Management Theory | Santi Furnanri (City) |
Becoming a Scholar: Learning to Reason | Mikko Ketokivi (IE) Saku Mantere (McGill) |
Better, Not Perfect | Max Bazerman (Harvard) |
Co-creating Rigorous and Relevant Knowledge | Garima Sharma (Georgia State) |
Conducting Realistic Field Experiments: Understanding When, Where, and How | On Amir (UC San Diego) Andrea Morales (Arizona State) |
Conducting Rigorous Case Study Research | Keith Goffin (Cranfield) Par Ahlstrom (SSE) |
Conducting and Disseminating Research That Moves the World | Andy Hoffman (Michigan) Anne Tsui (Arizona State) Andy Van de Ven (Minnesota) |
Conducting Megastudies to Increase the Impact of Applied Behavioral Science | Katherine Milkman (The Wharton School) |
Consider the Reader | Andrew King (Boston) |
Constructing Research Questions | Mats Alvesson (Lund) |
Construct Clarity | Roy Suddaby (Victoria) Joep Cornelissen (Erasmus) |
Conveying Your Research Insights to Managers, the Public, Policymakers, and Students | Michael Toffel (Harvard) |
Developing an Engaged Scholarship Research Project | Andy Van de Ven (Minnesota) |
Developing Your Academic Writing | Patricia Goodson (Texas A&M) |
Doing Interpretive Research: Reconnecting with the Hermeneutic Tradition | Catherine Welch (Trinity College Dublin) |
Doing Meaningful Research | Mats Alvesson (Lund) |
Doing Research on Grand Challenges | Katharina Dittrich (Warwick) Ali Gumusay (Hamburg) Christopher Wickert (VU Amsterdam) |
Doing Research Which Moves the World | Anne Tsui (Arizona State) Jennifer Howard-Grenville (Cambridge) Peter McKiernan (Strathclyde) |
Dynamic Theorizing: Qualitative Research with Archival Data | Stine Grodal (Northeastern) |
The Emerging Ideology of Entrepreneurialism | Robert Eberhart (Stanford) |
Engaged Scholar | Andrew Hoffman (Michigan) |
From Theory to Theorizing: Practicing Multiple Styles of Theorizing | Santi Furnari (City) Joep Cornelissen (Erasmus) |
Generating Theory by Abduction | Andrew Van de Ven (Minnesota) Alf Steinar Saetre (NTNU) |
How to Build a Theory and a Community of Scholars | Wendy Smith (Delaware) |
How to Do Relevant Research – part 1 | Philip Mirvis (Babson) Susan Mohrman (USC) Christopher Worley (Pepperdine) |
How to Do Relevant Research – part 2 | Susan Mohrman (USC) Christopher Worley (Pepperdine) John Boudreau (USC) |
How to Do Relevant Research – part 3 | Philip Mirvis (Babson) Susan Mohrman (USC) Robert Cross (Babson) |
How to Review Papers Effectively | Gloria Barczak (Northeastern) Abbie Griffin (Utah) |
How to Write Theory | Joep Cornelissen (Erasmus) |
Impactful Theory: An Oxymoron? | Eva Boxenbaum (Copenhagen) Joel Gehman (George Washington) Juliane Reinecke (KCL) |
Including Practitioners in Co-Creating Desirable Future | Garima Sharma (Georgia State) |
Making Theory Contributions in Management Research | Richard Makadok (Purdue) |
Management as a Calling | Andrew Hoffman (Michigan) |
Meanings of Theory | Mats Alvesson (Lund) |
Methodological Fit | Agnieszka Chidlow (Birmingham) |
On Writing and Occasionally Publishing | Jeffrey York (Colorado Boulder) |
Organizing for Societal Grand Challenges – part 1 | Madeleine Rauch (Stanford and CBS) Nicole Siebold (Aarhus) Hannah Trittin-Ulbrich (Leuphana) |
Organizing for Societal Grand Challenges – part 2 | Sascha Friesike (Berlin University of the Arts) Emilio Marti (Erasmus) Matteo Ronzani (Manchester) |
Practicing Management Scholarship | Robert Chia (Glasgow) |
Qualitative Research and Theory Development | Mats Alvesson (Lund) |
Reasoning in Organization Science | Mikko Ketokivi (IE) Saku Mantere (McGill) |
Reasoning in Organization Science – companion | Mikko Ketokivi (IE) Saku Mantere (McGill) |
Reflexive Methodology | Mats Alvesson (Lund) |
Re-imagining the Research Process | Mats Alvesson (Lund) |
Researching Entrepreneurship for Scholarly Impact | Pablo Munoz (Durham) |
Responding to Reviewers and Writing Response Letters | Davide Ravasi (UCL) |
Scholarly Impact | Herman Aguinis (George Washington) |
Single Case Studies and Their Role in Qualitative Research | Suho Han (Syracuse) Pinar Ozcan (Oxford) |
Storytelling in Academic Writing: Structure, Tools and Techniques | Tim Pollock (Tennessee – Knoxville) |
Surveillance Capitalism: Perspectives for Organizational Research | Mikkel Flyverbom (Copenhagen) Michael Power (LSE) Shoshana Zuboff (Harvard) |
That’s Useful! How Organizational Research Can Escape the Mystery House | Steve Barley (UC Santa Barbara) Jerry Davis (Michigan) |
The Craft of Writing Qualitative Papers | Stine Grodal (Northeastern) |
The Five Cs Framework for Scholarly Writing | Don Lange (Arizona State) |
The Nuts and Bolts of Writing a Theory Paper | Greg Fisher (Indiana) Sherry Thatcher (South Carolina) |
The Stupidity Paradox | Mats Alvesson (Lund) |
The Triumph of Emptiness | Mats Alvesson (Lund) |
The Theory Crisis in Management Research | Matthew Cronin (George Mason) |
Theorizing from Qualitative Data – part 1: Case Studies | Davide Ravasi (UCL) |
Theorizing from Qualitative Data – part 2: The Gioia Methodology | Davide Ravasi (UCL) |
Theorizing from Qualitative Data – part 3: Claiming a Theoretical Contribution | Davide Ravasi (UCL) |
Theory Building from Multiple Cases | Kathleen Eisenhardt (Stanford) |
Using “As-Practice” Approaches to Social Science Inquiry | Marian Iszatt-White (Lancaster) Joe Raelin (Northeastern) Jenny Robinson |
Why Theory in Management | Roy Suddaby (Victoria) |
The Why and How of Integrative Review | Matthew Cronin (George Mason) |