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a practical guide to research, teaching and professional life
Cover; Half Title; Title Page; Copyright Page; Dedication; Table of Contents; List of Illustrations; 1. Introduction; You're on Your Way…; Purpose and Scope; Who Should Read This Book; Who We Are; Looking Back: From the Academy of Management's "The Ethicist" to This Book; Unique Features of This Book; How This Book Can Be Used; An Invitation; Acknowledgments; Note; PART I: Ethics and Research; 2. Twenty Questions: Ethical Research Dilemmas and PhD; An Overview; Introduction to the 20 Cases; Entry/Admissions to the PhD Program; Research Projects; Dissertation Stage; Post-Dissertation; Note
3. Research Pitfalls for New Entrants to the AcademyNew Entrants to the Academy; Liability of Foreignness; New Entrants to the Academy: Insights from Liability of Foreignness; Mitigating Liability of Foreignness in the Academy; Discussion questions; Notes; References; 4. Scientists Behaving Badly: Insights from the Fraud Triangle; Discussion questions; Note; References and Additional Reading; 5. Slicing and Dicing: Ex Ante Approaches; Case Example; The Problem; Ex Ante Approaches; Recap; Discussion Questions; Notes; References and Additional Reading; 6. Slicing and Dicing: Ex Post Approaches
IntroductionCase Example; Ex Post Approaches 1: Software Solutions; Ex Post Approaches 2: COPE to the Rescue; Ex Post Approaches 3: Education; Discussion Questions; Notes; References and Additional Reading; 7. Retraction: Mistake or Misconduct?; Introduction; Why Are Journal Articles Retracted -- Mistake or Misconduct?; Retractions in Business and Management Journals; Examples of Retraction Statements; Discussion Questions; Notes; References and Additional Reading; 8. Double-Blind Review in the Age of Google and PowerPoint; Introduction; Case Examples; The Benefits of Double-Blind Review
Problems with Double-Blind ReviewEditorial Policy Options; Going beyond Journal Codes of Ethics; Discussion Questions; Notes; References and Additional Reading; 9. Ethics in Research Scenarios: What Would You Do?; What Are Ethical Scenarios?; The Davis-Madsen Ethical Scenarios; References and Additional Reading; 10. Thought Leader: Michael A. Hitt on Ethics in Research; Thought Leaders; Michael A. Hitt: A Brief Introduction; Question: What are some of the challenges of managing a team of authors involved in a multi-paper project?
Question: Do multi-author multi-paper research projects generate any different types of ethical dilemmas compared with single-author and/or single-paper projects?Question: Can the order of authors on a paper be an ethical issue?; Question: What about managing the sequencing of projects?; Question: What are some of the ethical dilemmas involved as a senior professor chairing PhD dissertations and subsequent publications out of that dissertation?; Question: Do you have any last piece of advice for junior scholars?; Discussion Questions; Note; References and Additional Reading
Lorraine Eden, Kathy Lund Deadn, and Paul M. Vaaler.