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STR Virtual PDW - Organization Design: From finding ideas to publishing papers

STRonger Together Virtual PDW: Organization Design: From Finding Ideas to Publishing Papers (July 15) Date: Wed, July 15, 2020: 10am-12pm EDT Despite both its clarity and practical importance, the study of organization design has received relatively little attention from the 1980s until relatively recently. However, the study of organization design has recently gone through a renaissance with scholars examining the topic through a variety of novel lenses and tools. Despite this upsurge in popularity, publishing organization design papers in leading journals can be highly challenging. In this PDW, our panelists will share their stories of publishing papers on organization design and discuss the challenges they faced and how they overcome them. Participants will get the opportunity to ask questions to panelists and engage in a discussion on practical approaches they can pursue to successfully publish their work in organization design and avoid common pitfalls. This PDW is organized by Daniel Albert (Drexel U), Jaeho Choi (U of Pennsylvania), John Eklund (U of Southern California), and Saerom Lee (U of Pennsylvania). Schedule: 10:00-10:05am Overview of workshop objectives and agenda 10:05-11:20am Panelist presentations on 1) developing modeling papers (J.P. Eggers) 2) collecting detailed structural data (John Eklund) 3) learnings from an extensive literature review (Vibha Gaba) 4) using a multi-method approach in organizational structure research (Daniel Keum) 5) dealing with interdependencies (Yue Maggie Zhou) 11:20-11:40am "Breakout" roundtables 11:40-11:55am Open Questions from participants; Discussion on key themes 11:55-12:00pm Final reflections from panelists emerging from questions & discussions. (c) STR - Strategic Management Division - AOM Slides of the PDW can be found in the Library section of the STR website : https://str.aom.org/ourlibrary