AMD Call for Submissions: Registered Reports
This is a permanent call for submissions for Academy of Management Discoveries.
17 July @ 11:00 – 17:00 EDT


WORKSHOP FORMAT: Plenary and breakouts
SUBMISSIONS REQUIREMENTS: Plenary open to all.
To receive paper feedback in a breakout, submit abstract and full paper (details below) describing the proposed research methods paper.
SUBMISSION DEADLINE
11:59 p.m. U.S. Eastern Time on 8 July 2026
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APPLICATION PROCESS
Please note: Submissions of no more than 10 pages are required upon registration, not after, for PDW breakout sessions. Due to a limited number of PDW breakout slots available, not all registrants will be invited to the breakout sessions. You will be notified soon after the submission deadline if your submission has been accepted for the PDW breakouts. All registrants are welcome to join the plenary.
ABOUT THE WORKSHOP
In 2024, AMJ began accepting research methods articles. These articles are designed to introduce AMJ readers to new innovations in research methods. The scope and details of AMJ research methods articles have been described in a From the Editors column by Gruber and Bliese (2024). Participants are highly encouraged to read this editorial prior to submitting a paper for the PDW. The first goal of the workshop is to use the plenary session to provide further insights on AMJ research methods manuscripts. The second goal is to use breakout sessions to work with authors to develop ideas on working manuscripts with the aim of a later submission for review as an AMJ research methods manuscript.
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