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'This book fills a void that has existed for too long: an examination of the process of reviewing scholarly writing in organizational and managerial spheres. As such, it is an indispensable volume for the shelves of both faculty members and PhD students who aspire to contribute to the literature in their fields as participants in the reviewing process. An all-star line-up of contributors brings order, coherence and perspective to a sometimes hit-or-miss activity.' - Dr. Lyman W. Porter, Professor Emeritus, University of California, USA 'Peer review is the gold standard in academia: all that makes academic journals valuable to scholars and society rests on the rigorous, blind assessment fellow scholars voluntary provide. Winning Reviews: A Guide for Evaluating Scholarly Writing shines a warm, bright light on the critical contributions reviewing makes to knowledge development, academic community building, and to the lives of review recipients and contributors.' - Denise Rousseau, Carnegie Mellon University, USA Informationen zum Autor YOCHANAN ALTMAN London Metropolitan University, UKS. GAYLE BAUGH University of West Florida, USAARTHUR G. BEDEIAN Louisiana State University, USAJOHN BURGOYNE Lancaster University Management School, UKJAMES CAMPBELL QUICK College of Business Administration, University of Texas, USA SHAWN M. CARRAHER Cameron University, Oklahoma, USACARY L. COOPER Lancaster University Management School, UKMADELINE CROCITTO Old Westbury College, State University of New York, USAROBERT L. DIPBOYE University of Central Florida, USADANIEL C. FELDMAN Terry College of Business, University of Georgia, USAJAMES G. HUNT Texas Tech University, USADANIEL J. McCARTHY College of Business Administration, Northeastern University, USAJOHN B. MINER Northeastern University, USADONALD O. NEUBAUM College of Business, Oregon State University, USAWALTER NORD University of South Florida, USACHRISTINE OLIVER Schulich School of Business, York University, CanadaRICHARD L. PRIEM School of Business Administration, University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee, USASHEILA M. PUFFER College of Business Administration, Northeastern University, USAABDUL A. RASHEED College of Business Administration, The University of Texas, USA ANN MARIE RYAN Michigan State University, USADEBRA L. SHAPIRO University of Maryland, USASIM B. SITKIN Fuqua School of Business, Duke University, USATERRI A. SCANDURA University of Miami, USAWILLIAM STARBUCK New York University, USAHETTY VAN EMMERIK Utrecht University, The NetherlandsSHAKER A. ZAHRA Carlson School of Management, University of Minnesota, USA Klappentext This text examines the process of reviewing scholarly manuscripts. It considers topics including writing a review, evaluating different types of scholarly works and responding successfully to reviewer comments. Containing essays written by journal editors, scholars and reputed reviewers, it is valuable reading for novice and experienced academics.This text examines the process of reviewing scholarly manuscripts. It considers topics including writing a review, evaluating different types of scholarly works and responding successfully to reviewer comments. Containing essays written by journal editors, scholars and reputed reviewers, it is valuable reading for novice and experienced academics. Inhaltsverzeichnis List of Tables and Figures Foreword: T.Lee Preface; Y.Baruch, S.E.Sullivan & H.Schepmyer Acknowledgements Notes on Contributors PART 1: THE ART AND SCIENCE OF REVIEWING Peer Reviews in the Production of Knowledge: Why I Stopped Worrying and learned to Appreciate the Flaws in the Review Process; R.L.Dipboye Reviewing as a Vital Professional Service; R.L.Priem & A.A.Rasheed To Review or Not to Review: When You Shouldn't Accept a Request to Review; A.M.Ryan PART 2: THE PRACTICE OF REVIEWING The Fundamentals of Reviewing; S.Sullivan, M.Crocitto, & S.M.Carraher F...
