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   Replication studies in top management journals: an empirical investigation of prevalence, types, outcomes, and impact; Fisch, Christian  ; et alin Management Review Quarterly (in press) Replication studies are important for the empirical research process. Yet, while there is an increased awareness of the need for replication in management research, it appears that such studies are rarely ... [more ▼] Replication studies are important for the empirical research process. Yet, while there is an increased awareness of the need for replication in management research, it appears that such studies are rarely published in leading management journals. Importantly, we lack a comprehensive overview of replication studies in the top management journals that spans all sub-disciplines. Our systematic review closes this gap and provides an overview of the prevalence, types, outcomes, and impact of replication studies in management journals. We find that differences in the prevalence of replications between sub-disciplines exist and that most replications are wide replications. With regard to the replication outcome, our review shows that the share of non-confirming replications is low. Moreover, such replications are cited less often than confirming replications pointing towards a confirmation bias in management research. We discuss the implications of our results for authors, reviewers, and editors of management journals. [less ▲] Detailed reference viewed: 42 (2 UL)How to conduct a meta‑analysis in eight steps: a practical guideHansen, Christopher ; ; in Management Review Quarterly (2022), 72(1), 1-19 Detailed reference viewed: 89 (7 UL) Eight tips and questions for your bibliographic study in business and management research; Fisch, Christian in Management Review Quarterly (2020), 70(3), 307-312 Detailed reference viewed: 33 (1 UL)Religion and entrepreneurship: a map of the field and a bibliometric analysis; Fisch, Christian ; in Management Review Quarterly (2020), 70(4), 591-627 Research concerning religion and entrepreneurship has greatly increased over the last years and is scattered across various academic disciplines and fields. To provide an overview, we conduct a systematic ... [more ▼] Research concerning religion and entrepreneurship has greatly increased over the last years and is scattered across various academic disciplines and fields. To provide an overview, we conduct a systematic literature search leading to a descriptive overview of the field based on 270 articles published in 163 journals. We identify and characterize the most important publications, journals, and authors in the field and map the analyzed religions and regions. Then, we perform a bibliometric analysis to structure the field and identify thematic clusters and author and journal interconnections and networks. Our study provides a better understanding of the field of religion and entrepreneurship research and, based on these results, outlines avenues for future research. [less ▲] Detailed reference viewed: 25 (1 UL)Six tips for your (systematic) literature review in business and management researchFisch, Christian ; in Management Review Quarterly (2018), 68(2), 103-106 Detailed reference viewed: 35 (5 UL) |
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