Elizabeth Pontikes drew on her years positioning software companies to study how ambiguous market categories play to different audiences, and she recounts finding ...

A break from our usual interviews: ASQ editor Jerry Davis argues that the journal system is broken and that review, not distribution, is ...

How does a researcher get nearly unlimited access to a Chinese phone factory, including permission to run a field experiment? Ethan Bernstein describes ...

When a male CEO has children, his employees' wages change. Michael Dahl, Cristian Dezső, and David Gaddis Ross explain how a newborn's randomly ...

What do the Olympics, hurricanes, and political conventions do to corporate giving in a city? András Tilcsik and Christopher Marquis explain why studying ...

Chad McPherson and Michael Sauder didn't enter the drug court with institutional logics in mind. They describe how the frame emerged halfway through ...

Huggy Rao and Sunasir Dutta recount how a study of the 1857 Bengal Army mutinies began with a phone call to a not-yet-matriculated ...

Where it all began: founding organizer Johan Chu introduces the ASQ Blog, a student-run project where PhD students put five questions to the ...