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Academy of Management Logo Process Research Workshop
AOM Atlanta, Georgia - August 12, 2006

Overview

This workshop covers a spectrum of theories and methods for conducting process research undertaken to examine a variety of dynamic questions dealing with how change unfolds in individuals, groups, organizations, and programs. The workshop is designed to support a community of scholars across Academy divisions who want to share and become acquainted with methods for conducting process studies.

Registration and Requirements

Pre-registration for the conference is required. Please contact Chuck Pierce at capierce@memphis.edu.

Paper Submission--Required for Afternoon Session

To attend the afternoon session dealing with a round table discussion, you must fill out the paper submission form. On the form, you are asked to describe your process research paper or project in 2000 words or less.

Your paper will be grouped with papers on similar topics for small table paper discussions. All participants at the table will receive one another's paper to read before the workshop.

Paper Submission Form--please email your completed form to ahvstaff@csom.umn.edu by July 1, 2006.

Pre-Requisite Materials

Please view and/or listen to the slides by M. Scott Poole before the workshop so you have a common background knowledge for the workshop

Building Process Theories--by M. Scott Poole

or

Participant List--list of participants, emails, and group numbers

Workshop Schedule

Morning Session
8:30a.m.

Welcome and overview of process research workshop

9:00 a.m.

Process Research designs and methods--Introduction

Small group discussions led by faculty:

1. Contextual models of process-Andrew Pettigrew, U. of Bath

2. Narrative models-Brian Pentland, Michigan State U.

3. Process research design-Andrew Van de Ven, U. of Minnesota

 

10:00a.m. Break
10:15a.m.

Small group sessions lead by faculty:


1. Qualitative methods-Ann Langley, HEC

2. Quantitative methods-Kevin Dooley, Arizona State U

Slides with Audio Narration--Zip file with ppt slides incl. Audio

or

3. Developing cross-level process theory-Daniel Robey, Georgia State U.

11:15a.m. Plenary Discussion of Group Ideas & Questions
11:30a.m.

End of morning session
Lunch is on your own

Afternoon Session
1:00p.m.

Group discussions of participants' process research papers and projects--organized by Clive Smallman, Lincoln U., New Zealand
Group 1 (Contextual) lead by Andrew Pettigrew
Group 2 (Narrative) lead by Brian Pentland
Group 3 (Design) lead by Andrew Van de Ven
Group 4 (Qualitative) lead by Ann Langley
Group 5 (Quantitative) lead by Kevin Dooley
Group 6 (Cross Level) lead by Daniel Robey

3:00p.m. Break
3:15p.m.

Faculty panel session on conducting process research studies--discussion of questions and issues by faculty and participants

3:45p.m.

Concluding discussion
Suggestions for building the process research community
Website and resources for continuing our discussion

 

 

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