Open-access Management Research at a Turning Point: Giving Relevance to a Stigmatized Object

Daudigeos, Thibault; Roulet, Thomas J.

doi:10.3917/mana.214.1178

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“…Obviously, opening science means finding alternative funding models, to allow small journals or small publishing houses to survive. M@n@gement embodies the purest model of open access, the diamond one: it is free to submit, free to publish, and free to read (Daudigeos & Roulet, 2018). This would not be possible without the main financial support of the Association Internationale de Management Stratégique (AIMS) and that of the Institut National des Sciences Humaines et Sociales (CNRS InSHS).…”

Section: Openness Of Sciencementioning

confidence: 99%

Sustainable Academia: Open, Engaged, and Slow Science

Berkowitz

Delacour

2020

mgmt

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As we take stock of our new responsibilities to the Journal of M@n@gement and its various contributors, from authors to reviewers, editors, and readers, we also acknowledge the broader challenges that science and society face today. Academic communities have multiplied critics about science’s ‘health’ and ethics in general, or those of management and organization studies in particular. From the institutionalization of imposter syndrome in our fields (Bothello & Roulet, 2019) and a pandemic of burnout (World Economic Forum, 2019), to increased scientific misconducts and threats on scientific integrity (Honig et al., 2018) and to the inadequacy of commercial scientific publishing models with the view of science as a global public good (Willinsky, 2005), academics individually and collectively face major struggles that even connect to wider challenges like climate change or ‘datafication’. In that context, we believe that we need to reflect

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Section: Openness Of Sciencementioning

confidence: 99%