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The Importance of Permissions in Field Research

Leigh W. Cellucci, East Carolina University, Cara Peters, Winthrop University
June 1, 2013
SKU:
EDU-009099
Region: 
North America
Topic: 
Accounting & Finance, Economics, Entrepreneurship, Human Resources & Organizational Behavior, Ethics & Social Justice, Marketing & Sales, Information Systems, Operations, Strategy & General Management
Length: 
8 pages
Keywords: 
editors, case research, case teaching, case writing, Journal of Case Studies
Student Price: 
Free
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0

As editors, our goal is to facilitate the publishing of interesting and relevant cases that allow for students to evaluate real-world events and experiences. To this end, we provide the structure and process for authors, reviewers, and readers. Specifically, we publish the timeline for the review and publication process, communicate with authors and reviewers, assign qualified reviewers, ensure that permissions are submitted, and follow up when appropriate. We succeed when the authors’ case study is complete and the teaching note is thorough, and the authors and reviewers have determined that this case is ready for publication; that this case promotes excellence.