Cutting NSF Is Like Liquidating Your Finest Investment
Look closely at your mobile phone or tablet. Touch-screen technology, speech recognition, digital sound recording and the internet were all developed using […]
A Focus on High-Quality Research
[Editor’s Note: We are pleased to reproduce Michael LaTour’s editorial from the most recent issue of Cornell Hospitality Quarterly.] More than ever […]
How Are Editorial Boards Comprised for Marketing Journals?
Becoming a member of an editorial board can be a paramount step in the life of an academic. Scholars are able to […]
How the Internet Has Changed Our Travel Habits
The World Wide Web celebrated its 25th birthday this year, leaving us to reminisce about what life was like before it. But just […]
In Canada, We Like OA But We Don’t Like Its Cost
Although four out of five Canadian researchers surveyed say they like the idea of open access, the cost of serving that principle turns many of them off.
Why Are Some Leaders Selfish?
Abraham Lincoln once said that if you wanted to test a man’s character, give him power. While one would hope that a […]
Listen: ‘Thou Shalt Commit a Social Science’
At the kick off of the Campaign for Social Science’s lobbying effort before the 2015 UK general elections, journalist Tim Harford gives a real-life example of how social science both steps on and then enhances a compelling public policy narrative.
Are Academics Too Serious?
Last December, President Obama said in an interview with talk-show host Steve Harvey that “You can’t take yourself too seriously.” The president went […]
Out of Whack: A Scene from a Tenure and Promotion Review Committee Meeting
[We’re pleased to reproduce Journal of Management Inquiry‘s most recent “Out of Whack” by Charles M. Vance.] Read “Out of Whack” for […]
