The Goals of Scholarship

Christine Oliver

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This paper argues for the importance of discussion among management scholars about the goals of our scholarship and how it should be valued. Within the context of several identifiable pressures facing today’s management scholars, I recommend more overt debate about how we value our work and more ontological empathy towardd each other’s scholarship.

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