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Come join us for an exciting PDW on Writing up compelling and impactful qualitative research featuring an exceptional group of scholars!

Session details can be found here:  https://cdmcd.co/ra6Q3P  

We have invited some of our field's most accomplished qualitative research scholars to discuss and share their insights about the craft of writing up various parts of a qualitative research endeavor. Building on panelists' extensive experiences in publishing, reviewing, and editing academic papers in the field's top journals, the aim of this PDW is to help budding qualitative scholars learn how to articulate, polish, and convincingly communicate the novel theoretical insights or "hidden gems" embedded in their data. You will hear from:

Rebecca Bednarek, Victoria University of Wellington on:

Doing ethnographic textwork

Hans Berends and Fleur Deken, Vrije Universiteit Amsterdam on:

Composing process narratives

Charlotte Cloutier, HEC Montreal and Davide Ravasi, University College London on:

Communicating with visuals

Kevin Corley: Imperial College London on:

Writing up a theoretical contribution

Mark de Rond, University of Cambridge on:

Writing up personal involvement in ethnography

Ann Langley, HEC Montreal and Isabelle Royer, iae Lyon School of Management on:

Navigating the tension between particularity and generality

Tim Pollock: University of Tennessee on:

Using storytelling for writing up research

Kevin Rockmann: George Mason University on:

Using quotes for displaying evidence

No papers to prepare!  A panel on each theme will be followed by structured roundtable discussions with individual scholars. Just come and chat, and gain some useful guidance, advice, and tips for writing up compelling and impactful qualitative research.

Hope to see you there!