JOM Special Call for Qualitative research proposals Join Journal of Management (JOM) Guest Editors, Tima Bansal and Kevin Corley, and JOM Editor-in-Chief, Cindy Devers in a virtual meeting about JOM’s Special Call on Qualitative research. Tima, Kevin, and Cindy will provide an overview of the Special Call and answer participants’ questions. The Special Call invites scholars to submit proposals for qualitative research papers to JOM by January 15, 2025. The background for this Special Call is discussed in an editorial written by Bansal, Corley, and Devers (2024). The meeting will take place at 10 am Eastern Time on August 22, 2024. You can register for the discussion here: https://lnkd.in/ebZfbjNh If you have questions but are unable to join the discussion, a fact sheet of questions and answers will be posted on the JOM website after the meeting.
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