Langley-Process PDW Intro 09 - Process Research Methods
Langley-Process PDW Intro 09 - Process Research Methods
Langley-Process PDW Intro 09 - Process Research Methods
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Academy of Management 20<strong>09</strong><strong>Process</strong> is fundamental: The river is not anobject but an ever‐changing flow; the sun isnot a thing, but a flaming fire. Everything innature is a matter of process, of activity, ofchange. ‐‐Rescher, 1996©2004 Nick Kurzenkohttp://www.processresearchmethods.org
The focus of this workshopVariance thinking:Understanding based onrelationships between variables<strong>Process</strong> thinking:Understanding based on flows ofactivity and events over timeAttributes ofenvironmentorganizationleaders xitechnologydecision processY = f(x1,..., xn)YDegree ofadoption ofinnovationNonadoptioneventsactivitieschoicesAdoptiont0tnAdapted from; <strong>Langley</strong>, A. (1999) Strategies for theorizing from process data, Academy of Management Review
BestPROCESS RESEARCH METHODS <strong>PDW</strong> PROGRAM PART 14:30‐4:35 <strong>Intro</strong>ductionsThe theory of processresearchThe practice of processresearch 1The practice of processresearch 2Hari Winner Tsoukasof 20<strong>09</strong> ASQ award Martha for Feldman Jennifer Howard‐GrenvilleUniversity scholarly of Alba, Greece contribution University for paper of California, Irvine University of Oregon4:35 – 5:00 with Brian Pentland5:00 – 5:305:35 – 6:05Epistemological Reconceptualizingissues Analyzing for <strong>Process</strong> Doing process research forOrganizational Routines as athesis and early careerSource of Flexibility and6:05 – 6:20 Panel and general Changediscussion6:20 – 6:30 Opportunities for publication: Andy Van de Ven; Hari Tsoukas
Julia BalogunLancaster University,UKRobert BurgelmanStanford University, USMark de RondUniversity ofCambridge, UKOrganizing team and facultyAnn <strong>Langley</strong>HEC Montréal, CanadaClive SmallmanLincoln University, NZAndrew Van de VenU. of Minnesota, USThank you to Brenna Severson, University of Minnesota
Table 1PROCESS RESEARCH METHODS WORKSHOP PART 2TABLE ASSIGNMENT: Discussion: 6:50 pm –8:00 pmTable 2Table 3Gwyneth E.Ronald K.Raymond L.Julia B.Pertti A.Sonia W.Julia B.Rajiv N.Robert B.Henrik B.Mark de R.Marcio‐LuizM.Table 4Virpi S.Table 5Adela M.Table 6Riitta S.Claus J.Bijan A.Ricardo F.Martha F.Jane M.Jennifer H‐GStephane T.Ann L.Meredith M.Table 7Marie K‐S.Table 8Paul S.Table 9Patricia K.Marion F.Pauli A.Bill P.Neil C.Amy G.Kristinia L.Clive S.Timo V.Hari T.Perttu S.Andy VdeVElliot B.
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