‘What Makes [Systematic] Literature Reviews Work for Publication – Aspects Beyond the Protocol’ Sponsored by the POM group
Event details
Abstract
Notwithstanding abundant guidance on literature reviews, particularly for protocol-driven literature reviews, getting them to publication requires attention to points that have been less covered.
This seminar covers these points so that authors may be more successful when submitting manuscripts to academic outlets. It includes practical points, which are further demonstrated by an example.
About the speakers
Rob Dekkers is Reader in Industrial Management at the Adam Smith Business School (University of Glasgow). He has a strong interest in theoretical foundations and research methodologies for research interests into strategic capacity management, adapting organisations to environmental dynamics, collaborative networks, and technology and innovation management.
He has (co)authored 200 publications, with the ones of the latest additions being the co-authored textbook ‘Making Literature Reviews Work: A Multidisciplinary Guide to Systematic Approaches.’ He serves on editorial boards and is the associate editor for the International Journal of Information and Operations Management Education.
He chairs the Doctoral Training and Early Career Researchers Programme for the International Foundation for Production Research and has convened numerous workshops on literature reviews.
Chris Hicks is Professor of Operations Management at Newcastle University Business School in the UK.
Chris has a strong interest in lean manufacturing and has participated in European Regions for Innovative Manufacturing, an EU-funded project that has helped transfer lean expertise into small companies throughout the North Sea region of Europe.
He also undertook a project that evaluated transformational change in the National Health Service in the northeast of England.
Note about seminar registration:
- This is a hybrid event that will take place in-person and via Zoom
- Capacity for in-person attendance is limited to 20 individuals, allocated on a first-come and first-served basis
- For those registering to attend online, the Zoom link will be shared the day of the seminar
- Refreshments will be provided
Contact
Dr Jacqueline You