Strategic Management Society Rome Conference
Navigating to Publication: Best Practices in Research Methods
Tuesday, 14 September, 8-9.15am
Bramante 1
Research methodology has been identified as a critical area of emphasis as
the strategic management field moves forward. This session will discuss
best practices for a number of prominent methods topics, with the goal of
helping prospective authors better prepare the empirical component of their
manuscripts for journal submission. The panel is comprised of both micro
and macro scholars who have served, variously, as reviewer, Editorial Board
member, Associate Editor, and Editor-in-Chief, for journals in management,
economics, psychology, and international business. The panel includes the
first three Editors of Organizational Research Methods. Presenters and
topics are as follows:
Best-practice Recommendations for Estimating Interaction Effects in
Strategy Research
Herman Aguinis
Kelley School of Business
Indiana University
Best-Practice Recommendations on the Use of Limited Dependent Variable
Models
Harry P. Bowen
McColl School of Business
Queens University of Charlotte
Best Practice Recommendations for Measuring and Establishing the Construct
Validity of Latent Variables
Lisa Schurer Lambert
J. Mack Robinson College of Business
Georgia State University
Best-practice Recommendations for Undertaking Longitudinal Research
Robert Vandenberg
Terry College of Business
University of Georgia
Best Practices for Reporting SEM Results in Organizational Research
Dr. Larry J. Williams
Center for the Advancement of Research Methods and Analysis (CARMA)
Wayne State University
School of Business Administration
The session is designed to be highly interactive, with one third of our
time dedicated to audience questions and discussion. For questions, please
contact the session chair Brian Boyd (
briankboyd@asu.edu), W.P. Carey
School, Arizona State University.