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In this essay, I discuss a few characteristics of research that is rigorous, resilient, and impactful and identify some research topics that share these characteristics. I then share some observations on trends in the broader research environment that pose opportunities and threats for our continued ability to conduct research that is both rigorous and relevant. Finally, I offer some strategies to enhance our ability to continue to produce management knowledge that remains impactful over time.

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Rigor,Relevance,and Resilience in Management Research

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