Session Type: PDW Workshop Program Session: 160 | Submission: 10764 | Sponsor(s): (PTC, MED, IM, OCIS, MC) Scheduled: Friday, Aug 5 2016 4:00PM - 7:00PM at Anaheim Marriott in Grand Ballroom Salon G   DBA and Professional Doctorates: Co-Production of Knowledge DBA professional Doctorates	View Map
Chair: Emmanuel Monod, Shanghai Jiao Tong U. Chair: Julie 'JP' Palmer-Schuyler, Webster U. Discussant: Denise M. Rousseau, Carnegie Mellon U. Discussant: Elena P. Antonacopoulou, U. of Liverpool Presenter: Laurent Cappelletti, CNAM Paris, LIRSA, ISEOR Presenter: Alan B. Eisner, Lubin School of Business, Pace U. Presenter: Eric Knight, The U. of Sydney Presenter: Robert Krug, St. Joseph's College Presenter: Karim J. Nasr, U. of Balamand Presenter: Florence Noguera, U. Paul Valery, Montpellier Presenter: Patrick Tabchoury, U. of Balamand Presenter: Paul Beaulieu, UQAM Presenter: Aline Scouarnec, IAE de CAEN Presenter: Jean-Michel Plane, U. Paul Valery, Montpellier Presenter: Sahid Khalla, U. of Caen - Nimec Presenter: Marilyn L. Taylor, U. of Missouri, Kansas City Presenter: Odile Uzan, U. Paris 5 Descartes, faculté de droit Presenter: Tom Mierzwa, U. of Maryland U. College Presenter: Katherine A. Karl, U. of Tennessee, Chattanooga Presenter: Emma Parry, Cranfield U. Presenter: Phani Radhakrishnan, U. of Toronto Presenter: Claire Elizabeth Collins, Henley Business School Presenter: Usman A. Ghani, The U. of Texas at Dallas Presenter: Clare Rigg, U. of Liverpool Presenter: Nadine Tournois, IAE U. de Nice Presenter: Alexis Roche, ISEOR, Magellan, IAE Lyon, U. Jean Moulin Presenter: Aparna Vashisht-Rota, augustegroupeducation.com Presenter: Isabelle Barth, EM Strasbourg - U. de Strasbourg Presenter: Thierry Nobre, EM Strasbourg - U. de Strasbourg
This PDW on professional doctorates is a continuation of the successful PDWs that took place in Orlando, Philadelphia and Vancouver on similar topics. This year’s objective of this PDW is to allow researchers and practitioners to exchange their experiences on how to better design and conduct research that involves practitioners in various stages of the research process of professional doctorates in management such a DBAs. Indeed, such programs stand as exemplar ways to 1) involve practitioners in research, 2) question reflexively and innovating adaptively 3) bridge gaps between theory and practice and 4) co-produce relevant knowledge in management
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