P ositionality statements, in which scholars declare identity categories to which they belong and indicate how such categories might bias their research, have become commonplace in the social sciences ...

On November 26, a roundtable discussion titled There’s No View from Nowhere: Embracing Positionality in Research, hosted by the CSLP, brought PhD and MA students for an in-depth conversation about the ...

German Journal of Human Resource Management / Zeitschrift für Personalforschung, Vol. 34, No. 2, Special Issue: Research Paradigms in International Human Resource Management (May 2020), pp. 202-227 ...

Marketing research has been traditionally conducted on consumers that can be described as WEIRD (Western, Educated, Industrialised, Rich, and Democratic) (Firat ...

How does “who we are” as researchers shape our work? In this podcast series, MEC Visiting Fellow, Anne Kirstine Rønn invites a set of colleague to discuss the concept of researcher positionality.