34 blog postings January 2020 - December 2020
(*Starred titles refer to featured blog posts)
AIB 2020 Online - my first virtual conference
Brief report on the AIB virtual conference in July 2020
67th edition of the Journal Quality List on-line
New version of the Journal Quality List with updates for the Danish list, HCRES and CNRS
Writing your abstract: not a last-minute activity [4/8]
Explains what needs to be included in an effective abstract
LIS-Bibliometrics 10th anniversary event: The Future of Research Evaluation
Listing of all video recordings at the LIS-Bibliometrics 10th year anniversary conference
Your title: the public face of your paper [3/8]
Illustrates how to create a good title through an iterative process
1st CYGNA Global Virtual Meeting: Coping with a Pandemic
Reports on our 31st CYGNA meeting - our first virtual meeting dealing with work-life balance during a pandemic
How many references is enough?
Some reflections on why more references isn't always better, but how strategic referencing might help
Who do you want to talk to? Targeting journals [2/8]
Explains why chosing your target journal is the most important step in the publication process
EIBA panel: New Avenues for IB Research in the Digital Era
Report on a panel on IB & Technology on the EIBA conference at Leeds University in December 2019
How to avoid a desk-reject in seven steps [1/8]
Introduces a 7-step process to increase your chances of getting your paper into the review process
Saturday night fever during a pandemic
Discusses research on the positive effects of dance on physical health, cognition and well-being
Social Media in Academia (8): Putting it all together
Final posting in the social media series explains how different social media can reinforce each other
The four ailments of academic writing and how to cure them
Some golden tips on how to improve your academic writing
Social media in Academia (7): Blogging
Provides recommendations on how to start with blogging
Experimental research and Nvivo
Reports on Luisa Pinto's Erasmus visit to Middlesex University with seminars on experimental research and Nvivo
How social & behavioural science can support COVID-19 pandemic response
Introduces a very timely paper on the role of social and behavioural research in the current crisis
Social Media in Academia (6): Twitter
Provides recommendations on how to get the best out of Twitter
Harzing.com blog 4 years old!
Celebrating my blog's fourth anniversary with the top-15 most read blogs
Join us at Middlesex - recruiting 11 new colleagues!
Announces a major recruitment round for the Department of Managment, Leadership and Organization at Middlesex University
Introducing online teaching as a response to COVID-19: Lessons from our experience
A very useful personal reflection on experiences with online lecturing
Social media in Academia (5): ResearchGate
Provides recommendations on how to get the most out of ResearchGate
The golden triangle: standardization, localization or dominance?
Illustrates the convergence to a world-wide best practice model for human resources
Social Media in Academia (4): LinkedIn
Provides recommendations on how to get the best out of LinkedIn
66th edition of the Journal Quality List on-line
New version of the Journal Quality List with 2019 ABDC update
CYGNA: Negotiation workshop
Reports on our 30th CYGNA meeting dealing with negotations styles
Social Media in Academia (3): Google Scholar Profiles
Provides recommendations on how to get the best out of Google Scholar Profiles
Testing key IB typologies: Bartlett & Ghoshal and Gupta & Govindarajan
Introduces my research on testing two of the most well-known typologies in International Business
You can’t be known if you don’t interact!
Seminar by Axele Giroud at Middlesex on networking and external engagement for academic success
Social Media in Academia (2): Comparing the options
General recommendations on how to use social media professionally
Country of origin matters for multinationals too
Reviews my research on country-of-origin effects on MNCs over the last 15 years
Social Media in Academia (1): Introduction
An introduction into my 8-part blogpost series on social media
New: Publish or Perish now also exports abstracts
Introduces a new Publish or Perish feature: exporting of publication abstracts
Be proactive, resilient & realistic!
Argues that as an academic you are an independent professional shaping your own career
Work and Family Life of Academics
Reports on a seminar organized by Middlesex's Gender & Diversity cluster
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