Archives for August, 2014

European Scientists Fear Data Protection Overreach
International Debate
August 15, 2014

European Scientists Fear Data Protection Overreach

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Closing the Academic-Practitioner Gap: Stories of Success
Business and Management INK
August 15, 2014

Closing the Academic-Practitioner Gap: Stories of Success

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Replication Is More Common, But Still Too Rare
International Debate
August 14, 2014

Replication Is More Common, But Still Too Rare

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Book Review: The War on Learning
Bookshelf
August 14, 2014

Book Review: The War on Learning

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Opinion: India Making Wrong Decisions for Undergrads

Opinion: India Making Wrong Decisions for Undergrads

The Indian government’s new regulations for higher education not only are not helping education and students, argues Vishwesha Guttal, they are jeopardizing future excellence.

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Listen to the Latest Podcast from Journal of Management on “The Chrysalis Effect”

Listen to the Latest Podcast from Journal of Management on “The Chrysalis Effect”

In the latest podcast from Journal of Management, Ernest Hugh O’Boyle Jr, lead author of the article “The Chrysalis Effect: How Ugly […]

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National Science Board: Defining the Case for Social Science

National Science Board: Defining the Case for Social Science

UPDATING: A presentation on social, behavioral and economic sciences funded by the National Science Foundation pressed one overriding message: we matter.

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And the Winner Is…

And the Winner Is…

Group and Organization Management announced the winners of their Best Micro Paper for 2013 and Best Macro Paper for 2013 at this […]

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Do Scholarly Publishers Need a Creative Un-Commons?

Do Scholarly Publishers Need a Creative Un-Commons?

A move by an association of STEM publishers to offer a bespoke category of open-access licenses for scholarly work has stirred up proponents of the existing Creative Commons system.

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Publiscize: Instant Outreach in the First Person

Publiscize: Instant Outreach in the First Person

Very, very little science makes its way to the public eye, and an even smaller amount of that makes an impact. Entrepreneurial scientist Robert Seigel is offering a way around the gatekeepers of knowledge.

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Does Peer Influence in Teens Affect Their Parents’ Purchase Decisions?

Does Peer Influence in Teens Affect Their Parents’ Purchase Decisions?

According to an article featured in the Wall Street Journal, peer influence in teens tends to peak around age fifteen as adolescents […]

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Is Doctor Who a Sociologist?

Is Doctor Who a Sociologist?

Doctor Who’s sobriquet implies he’s earned a doctorate in something. The Doctor’s not telling what he might have studied, but his actions and attitudes make a strong case for one discipline …

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