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Herman Aguinis

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Posted By Herman Aguinis 07-18-2026 14:01
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Dear AOM Friends, I returned from the joint AACSB/Academy of Management conference on scholarly impact in Dublin energized and encouraged. At the same time, it was clear to me that we need actionable and practical tools to help us improve scholarly impact. With this goal in mind, and based on our ...
Posted By Herman Aguinis 07-15-2025 13:41
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Dear AOM Friends, As many of us are preparing to travel to beautiful Copenhagen, I am delighted to announce the availability of an open-access collection of the Journal of International Business Studies including articles on quantitative methodology. These open-access articles are an excellent resource ...
Posted By Herman Aguinis 07-06-2025 01:51
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Dear AOM Friends, Survey research (including online data collection with Mturk and Prolific) is a cornerstone of management and social science research. But careless participants compromise research validity. Estimates show that careless respondents range from 3.5% to a high of 50%!! Our Organizational ...
Posted By Herman Aguinis 05-29-2025 12:26
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Thank you for sharing information on this very interesting and timely session! We know that some companies genuinely champion corporate social responsibility (CSR), but others merely "CSR-wash"-exploiting social concerns for profit. Being mislabeled as a CSR-washer, despite genuine efforts, can hurt ...
Posted By Herman Aguinis 02-11-2025 15:48
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BREAKING NEWS: Women are Narrowing the Research Publication Gap Our study was based on 11,097 researchers who authored 7,357 articles in eight journals (2002-2020). Results were replicated across journals and data-analytic approaches (i.e., allometric, time series). Five takeaways: 1️⃣Women’s ...