Participation is open to everybody interested in the topic and doing qualitative research is not pre-requisite for attendance. You are very welcome to attend physically (dates and location indicated above) or, if availible, join via the stream option.
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Qualitative Research Forum
The BI Qualitative Research Forum serves as a network where researchers can meet, share expertise, learn new things, and support early career scholars and PhD students who want to embrace the same methodological interest.
Upcoming events
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Revise & Resubmit Workshop (Workshop) What: Help a colleague who received a revise & resubmit decision to revise, improve and publish the paper. When: 20 February, 14:00-15:15 Where: BI - campus Oslo, please register to receive the documents: renate.kratochvil@bi.no |
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Speaker: Professor Kevin Rockmann, George Mason University When: 12 March, 14:00-15:30 Where: BI - campus Oslo, Room C2-065 |
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What: One-day BI/NHH Qualitative Research Day. Artificial Intelligence in Qualitative Research Methods When: 26 April 2024, 09:30-16:00 Where: BI - campus Oslo Registration link: Google doc form |
Past events
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Fall 2023
- Peer-assist session: what is my theoretical contribution? (Workshop)
Davide Nicolini
7 December - Storytelling with Qualitative Data (Seminar)
Professor Shaz Ansari, Judge Business School, Cambridge University
24 November - Revise & Resubmit Workshop (Workshop)
19 October - Comparative Case Studies (virtual event)
Professor Pinar Ozcan, Saïd Business School, Oxford University
5 October
Spring 2023
- (Re)interpreting social interaction 'data': A mode-enhanced transcribing process
Qian Li, Dundee University and Warwick Business School
16 March - How to publish from problem-driven research?
Eric Breit, BI Norwegian Business School
13 April - Visualizing Qualitative Research
Keynote speakers: Davide Ravasi (UCL), Helene Colman (BI) and Davide Nicolini (BI/WBS)
Organizing committee: Vidya Oruganti, NHH, Inger Stensaker, NHH, Renate Kratochvil, BI, & Davide Nicolini, BI/WBS
5 May 2023 - Using diaries in qualitative research
Ingrid Erickson, Syracuse University
15 June
- Peer-assist session: what is my theoretical contribution? (Workshop)
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Fall 2022
- Working with Archival Data
Rolv Petter Amdam, BI Norwegian Business School. 24.November - How to write process papers?
Ann Langley, HEC Montreal.
24 October - Coding and categorizing
Stine Grodal, D'Amore-McKim School of Business, Northeastern University.
29 September - Reflexivity and Reflexive Practice
Paul Hibbert, University of St. Andrews
7 September
Spring 2022
- Qualitative process and practice research in strategy. A one-day community-building gathering
6 May
- The tumult over transparency: Decoupling transparency from replication in establishing trustworthy qualitative research, Richard Whittington, Saïd Business School, Oxford University.
- Collaborating with firms as part of qualitative research.Inger Stensaker, NHH, and Martin Friesl, University of Bamberg & NHH - Writing Persuasive Qualitative Research
Ann Langley, HEC Montreal.
17 March - Trends in theory and theorizing in management and organizational research, Joep Cornelissen.
31 January
- Working with Archival Data
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Fall 2021
- Ethnographic fieldwork, data analyses, and narrative syntheses
Benedicte Brøgger, BI Norwegian Business School.
2 December - Qualitative Comparative Analysis
Santi Furnari, Bayes Business School.
14 October - All Information Systems Theory Is Grounded Theory
Natalia Levina, New York University Stern School of Business.
9 September
Spring 2021
- Toward a more dynamic view of coding & iterating in research
Karen Golden-Biddle, Questrom School of Business at Boston University.
8 April - Publishing qualitative research in top management journals: an editor’s view
Jennifer Howard-Grenville, Cambridge Judge Business School.
6 May - The teaching of the other: Ethical vulnerability and generous reciprocity in the research process
Arne Carlsen, BI Norwegian Business School.
17 June
- Ethnographic fieldwork, data analyses, and narrative syntheses