IFSAM executive committee response to FT survey on management journals
Webinar on Jan 29, 2021 3-5 pm CET
22/12/2020
Our executive committee is concerned with the recent survey launched by Financial Times requesting #management #school #deans and #academics to vote for different scientific and practitioner #journals in the field.
This apparently democratic procedure which is asymmetrically reaching the field doesn’t seem to be the best procedure to judge the #quality of management #research and #publications.
We are organizing a webinar on Jan 29, 2021 3-5 pm CET with leaders in the field across the world to debate this critical issue which crucially impacts our community and its research contribution to society.
Our free webinar will have as panelists the following leaders in the field across the world involved as editors or former editors of top journals, scholarly and field associations’ leaders, and school and university administrators: Herman Aguinis, Jerry Davis, Professor Gerardine Doyle, Henrich R. Greve, Silke Machold, Alessandro Zattoni and Zhen Tang. Andrew Jack, senior editor at Financial Times in charge of higher education, including the business schools’ rankings, will also participate in the panel.
Patricia Genoe McLaren (ASAC president) and Xavier Castañer (our president elect) will co-chair the panel.
Date And Time
Fri, January 29, 2021
3:00 PM – 5:00 PM CET
Location
Online Event
Panelists
Herman Aguinis (George Washington U., USA)
Jerry Davis (U. Michigan & Stanford CASBS, USA; founding member of RRBM)
Gerardine Doyle (Director, UCD Michael Smurfit Graduate School; Associate Dean, UCD College of Business, Ireland; EIASM president)
Henrich Greve (INSEAD Singapore; former ASQ editor)
Andrew Jack (Financial Times global education editor)
Silke Machold (Dean for research, U. Wolverhampton, UK; EURAM fellow and former VP, excom and board member)
Zhen Tang (Associate Dean for Research, Business School, Hohai U., China)
Alessandro Zattoni (management department director Luiss U., Italy; ICGS president; former co-EiC of CGIR)