Includes articles and editorials on making a contribution, publishing laboratory or qualitative research in the journal, the review process, and journal trends.

• PDW on Publishing in AMJ
• • August 2012: Professional Development Workshop offered at Academy of Management meeting in Boston. PDW Slides
   
• Publishing in AMJ Series:
• • June 2011: Jason A. Colquitt, Gerard George. Publishing in AMJ Part 1: Topic Choice
  • August 2011: Joyce E. Bono, Gerry McNamara. Publishing in AMJ Part 2: Research Design
  • October 2011: Adam M. Grant, Timothy G. Pollock. Publishing in AMJ Part 3: Setting the Hook
  • December 2011: Raymond T. Sparrowe, Kyle J. Mayer. Publishing in AMJ Part 4: Grounding Hypotheses
  • February 2012: Yan (Anthea) Zhang, Jason D. Shaw. Publishing in AMJ Part 5: Crafting the Methods and Results
  • April 2012: Marta Geletkanycz, Bennett J. Tepper. Publishing in AMJ Part 6: Discussing the Implications 
  • June 2012: Pratima (Tima) Bansal, Kevin Corley. Publishing in AMJ Part 7: What's Different About Qualitative Research?
   

• On Making a Contribution:
  • April 2009: Jason A. Colquitt, R. Duane Ireland. Taking the Mystery Out of AMJ's Review Evaluation Form
  • January 2007: Jason A. Colquitt, Cindy P. Zapata-Phelan. Trends in Theory Building and Theory Testing: A Five-Decade Study of the Academy of Management Journal
  • January 2006: Jean M. Bartunek, Sara L. Rynes, & R. Duane Ireland. What makes management research interesting, and why does it matter?
  • October 2005: Sara L. Rynes, Amy Hillman, R. Duane Ireland, Bradley Kirkman, Kenneth Law, C. Chet Miller, Nandini Rajagopalan, & Debra Shapiro.Everything You've Always Wanted to Know about AMJ (But May Have Been Afraid to Ask)  
  • June 2004: Marshall Schminke. Raising the Bamboo Curtain 
  • April 2003: Donald Bergh. Thinking Strategically about Contribution
  • April 2002: Sara Rynes. Some Reflections on Contribution
   

• On Laboratory Research:
• • August 2008: Jason A. Colquitt. Publishing Laboratory Research in AMJ - A Question of When, Not If
   
• On Qualitative Research:
• • April 2011: Pratima (Tima) Bansal, Kevin Corley. The Coming of Age for Qualitative Research: Embracing the Diversity of Qualitative Methods
  • October 2009: Michael G. Pratt. For the Lack of a Boilerplate: Tips on Writing Up (and Reviewing) Qualitative Research
  • February 2007: Sara L. Rynes. Editor's Forward on Rich Research
  • February 2007: Karl E. Weick. The Generative Properties of Richness
  • February 2007: Nicolaj Siggelkow. Persuasion with Case Studies
  • February 2007: Kathleen M. Eisenhart & Melissa E. Graebner. Theory Building from Cases: Opportunities and Challenges
  • August 2006: Roy Suddaby. What Grounded Theory Is Not
  • August 2004: Robert Gephart. Qualitative Research and the Academy of Management Journal
   
• On the Review Process:     
• April 2013: Jason A. Colquitt.  Data Overlap Policies at AMJ
• December 2012: Jason D. Shaw.  Responding to Reviewers
• August 2012: Jason A. Colquitt. Plagiarism Policies and Screening at AMJ
• February 2011: Jason A. Colquitt. The Next Three Years at AMJ-Maintaining the Mission While Expanding the Journal
• August 2009: Wm. Gerard Sanders. What It Means to Be a Developmental Action Editor
• February 2009: R. Duane Ireland. When Is a "New" Paper Really New?
• April 2006: Sara L. Rynes. Making the Most of the Review Process: Lessons from Award-Winning Authors
• • Rajshree Agarwal, Raj Echambadi, April M. Franco,& MB Sarkar. Reap Rewards: Maximizing Benefits from Reviewer Comments
  • Donald D. Bergh. Editing the 2004 AMJ Best Article Award Winner
  • Scott E. Seibert. Anatomy of an R&R (or Reviewers are an Author's Best Friends...)
  • Sara L. Rynes. Observations on "Anatomy of an R&R" and other Reflections
   
• June 2006: Chet Miller. Peer Review in the Organizational and Management Sciences: Prevalence and Effects of Reviewer Hostility, Bias, and Dissensus
• February 2004: Don Bergh. Does the Editor Matter?
• December 2002: Dave Harrison. Obligations and Obfuscations in the Review Process
• August 2002: Donald Bergh. Deriving Greater Benefits from the Review Process
• June 2002: Marshall Schminke. Tensions (in the publishing process)
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• On Journal Trends:
  
  • August 2010: Peter A. Bamberger & Michael G. Pratt. Moving Forward by Looking Back: Reclaiming Unconventional Research Contexts and Samples in Organizational Scholarship
  • June 2005: Brad Kirkman & Kenny Law. International management research in AMJ: Our past, present, and future.
  • August 2005: R. Duane Ireland, Christopher R. Reutzel, & Justin W. Webb. Entrepreneurship Research in AMJ: What Has Been Published, and What Might the Future Hold
  • February 2005: Sara Rynes. Taking Stock and Looking Ahead
  • June 2003: Marshall Schminke & Marie Mitchell. In the Beginning