After twelve years and hundreds of manuscripts, Mike Pratt stepped down as an ASQ associate editor. He answers the Blog Board's questions about ...

Video of our panel on publishing micro and meso research in ASQ, with associate editors Stéphane Côté, Aparna Joshi, and Erin Reid, plus ...

Can an entire corporation lean red or blue? Abhinav Gupta and Forrest Briscoe describe how employee campaign donations became a measure of organizational ...

Katina Sawyer was volunteering at an organization fighting commercial sex exploitation and needed a qualitative collaborator. She recalls approaching Judy Clair at an ...

Why would an activist group team up with its enemy's rival? Kate Odziemkowska traces when firm-activist collaborations form despite ideological opposition, and why ...

On this episode, Olga Khessina discusses her paper with Samira Reis and Cameron Verhaal on why some medical marijuana producers expose their identities ...

Flattery works even when you have nothing to brag about. Gareth Keeves, James Westphal, and Michael McDonald on why ingratiating managers come to ...

Jake Grandy came to business school from public policy and noticed what nonmarket strategy overlooked: agency bureaucrats with discretion. He and Shon Hiatt ...

Deborah Brown planned a microfinance study until two small children reset her research design. Kamal Munir compared yoga to cupcakes, nowhere then everywhere, ...

Ruthanne Huising on studying 71 university research labs within a decade-long team ethnography, staying neutral among lab cliques, and why professionals gain authority ...

A departmental retreat at a Detroit incubator handed Suntae Kim his dissertation site. He describes three years of fieldwork amid the city's crisis ...

How does a leaderless swarm of hackers get anything done? Felipe Massa and Siobhan O'Mahony recount years of watching Anonymous organize in open ...

A recorded panel on turning a dissertation into journal articles, featuring ASQ editor Christine Beckman and three scholars who published work from their ...

Accelerators tell entrepreneurs to give before they ask, then rank them against each other every week. Rekha Krishnan, Karen Cook, Rajiv Kozhikode, and ...

It started with live action role-playing: Pier Vittorio Mannucci, Davide Orazi, and Kristine de Valck recount how a shared hobby, a planned survey, ...

Hatim Rahman had spent a year embedded in an online labor platform when it switched to an opaque rating algorithm. That accident of ...

A recording of our virtual research discussion on writing and rewriting drafts, with supplemental materials from Daisy Chung on writing inductive qualitative papers ...

Johnny Boghossian and Robert David set out to learn how Quebec artisan cheese acquired a long history in a few short years, and ...

Derek Harmon wanted to test whether a leader questioning an institution's assumptions could shake it. That search led him to the one speaker ...

Brianna Caza describes how a paper on multiple jobholding was remade in review: the team returned to the field, collected an entirely new ...