Hosted by Centre for Entrepreneurship at University of Liverpool Management School, the PhD Entrepreneurship Academy is intended for PhD students and early career researchers who want to get a deep understanding of entrepreneurship as field, classic and modern theories of entrepreneurship, advanced research methods, conceptual modelling and theorising and how to publish in entrepreneurship journals.… Read more
The aim of the Structured Writing Retreats is to use dedicated writing time to progress and prioritize our writing projects. This is in a supportive, non-surveillance environment. The retreat is based on 3 evidence based key principles: The ‘typing pool’ which means that we all write individually but are in the same room for the… Read more
For decades, difference scores have been used in studies of congruence in organizational research. Despite their widespread use, difference scores have numerous methodological problems. These problems can be overcome by using polynomial regression and response surface methodology, which can examine a wide range of congruence hypotheses. This workshop will review problems with difference scores, introduce… Read more
This event aims to introduce participants to the use of an advanced qualitative multi-modal analytical framework in conducting media research. The workshop will: introduce participants to a novel analytical framework (Elliott & Stead, 2018) designed to interrogate how text and imagery combine to construct media representations apply the framework using examples of media text and… Read more
Course overview: Management and organizational researchers are increasingly interested in the opportunities for historical research. Even though history as a discipline does not have a similar understanding of methodology to management and organization studies, in recent years there have been a number of publications and workshops demystifying historical approaches and analytical techniques. This one-day workshop will introduce… Read more
This one day workshop will contribute to the understanding of the emerged themes and approaches (Qualitatively and Quantitatively) in the field of entrepreneurship. This will be discussed by our guest speakers by bringing concrete practical examples to challenge and inspire the participants. Moreover, the workshop will offer an opportunity to participants to discuss their methodological… Read more
The aim of the Structured Writing Retreats is to use dedicated writing time to progress and prioritize our writing projects. This is in a supportive, non-surveillance environment. The retreat is based on 3 evidence based key principles: The ‘typing pool’ which means that we all write individually but are in the same room for the… Read more
The overall aim of the workshop is to share experiences of the review process, both as reviewers and reviewees. The session will explore the process of strategic making choices relating to journal selection, and exploring what it means to be in a 2*, 3* and 4* journal. We will also provide a walk-through of responding… Read more
The aim of this one-day workshop course is to address two frequent challenges that face qualitative researchers who adopt grounded theory method. First, the course will explain how various types of theoretical sampling can be operationalised within grounded theory studies (open, relational and variational sampling). Second, the course will discuss the underlying technicalities of the… Read more
Developing your scholarly brand is an important part of who you are as an academic – whether it be as a doctoral student, new PhD, and even a seasoned academic (senior lecturer, professor). Traditionally, we are evaluated on research, teaching, and service/leadership activities, and we will address all those areas. As such, this workshop has been designed… Read more