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PWD - What should I do with this paper?(# 12969)

  • 1.  PWD - What should I do with this paper?(# 12969)

    Posted 04-22-2012 08:29
    Academy of Management Conference
    Boston, August 2012

    Junior Faculty Workshop – BPS division
    Saturday 4th – 8.00-11.30 (room TBA)

    What should I do with this paper?

    Sponsor Division: BPS

    Organizers: Caterina Moschieri (IE Business School), Ithai Stern (Kellogg
    School of Management) and PK Toh (University of Minnesota)

    Senior Participants: Gautam Ahuja (University of Michigan at Ann Arbor),
    Stefano Brusoni (ETH in Zurich), Russell Coff (Emory University), Melissa
    Graebner (University of Texas at Austin), Amy Hillman (Arizona State
    University), Jeff Reuer (Purdue University), Myles Shaver (University of
    Minnesota), and Christ Tucci (EPFL in Lausanne).

    Abstract

    Do you have a great paper that seems to be going nowhere? A paper that has
    been rejected from a journal or two and you are not sure what to do with
    it next? Do you have a great empirical result but a theoretical
    contribution that does not seem to be sufficient for an A-level journal?
    Are you having trouble deciding how to develop your paper because you
    received contradicting reviews? Are there any outlets you did not
    consider? Is there a potential theoretical contribution that you have
    missed? Or is it time to put the article in the back of your file drawer
    and stop throwing good time after bad?
    If you answered YES to any of these questions, this PDW is for you!
    Several senior, highly experienced scholars will help you make this
    decision, and give you some direction.

    This Professional Development Workshop is addressed to junior scholars who
    seek to further improve their research. Specifically, it seeks to help
    scholars who are struggling with the development of a paper which received
    contradicting reviews, or a rejection from an A-level journal, decide
    whether and how to continue and invest time in the paper or bite the
    bullet and let it go.

    Requirements for submission*

    This PDW is open to untenured junior faculty members only.
    A registration will be required.
    To apply, please submit*:
    1. The most recent version of your paper.
    2. Any reviews you have received, i.e. your rejection letters or
    feedback.
    3. In the cover letter, please clearly define the question/s you are
    struggling with.

    Please note: by submitting a paper, you are making a commitment to attend
    the PDW, as overall participation will be limited to 25 untenured junior
    scholars.

    * Please email your materials to the following email address:

    pdw@kellogg.northwestern.edu

    Deadline for submission: June 10th.

    Structure and Schedule

    Structure:
    The workshop will be organized with round tables, by theories/phenomena,
    journals, issues with the editor vs. issues with the referees. A senior
    scholar will be assigned to each of the round tables.

    Schedule:
    The PDW will take place on Saturday 4th in the morning.

    8.00-8.30: coffee, introduction and round tables organization,
    8.30-10.15: roundtables,
    10.15-10.45: break,
    10.45-11.30: discussion and Q&A