Which research methods and analysis techniques dominate management and organisation research? A text-mining analysis of 759 abstracts from six top journals, 2024 to 2026,…

A commentary on Ratzan et al. (2026), the joint editorial on safeguarding quality in health and medical information, and the research gaps it leaves.

and critical review of a 2026 Lancet audit of fabricated citations across 2.5 million biomedical papers, and what it means for researchers.

When authorship becomes currency: a critical reading of the authorship misappropriation diamond and the agenda on hyperprolific authorship.

A review of a pioneering EEG thesis on decision-making in hospital administrative and financial units, and what neuroscience adds to management.

Reviewer fatigue explained: why peer review is under strain, what drives reviewer burnout and what the future of peer evaluation may look like.

Why is science producing fewer breakthroughs despite more publications? An essay on creativity deadlock and the invisible crisis of stagnation.

How good are reporting guidelines themselves? A review of the methodology and reporting quality of health research reporting guidelines.

Why storytelling matters in academic writing: lessons from the AMJ editorial ‘Being Scheherazade’.

How generative AI moves scholarship from scarcity to abundance, and what this means for scholars, journals and research quality.

Tsai and Wu’s co-citation analysis of knowledge combination research: its intellectual structure and research streams.

Harrison and Lee on obligations and obfuscations in the review process: what authors and reviewers owe each other.

Bergh on thinking strategically about contribution: how to frame and strengthen the contribution of a journal article.

Rynes on balancing quality and innovation in the AMJ review process: how editors and reviewers can support novel work.

Guest’s wake-up call for academics: why management research is often ignored by practitioners and what to do about it.

Academic craftsmanship in management research: the AMJ editorial on care, rigour and craft in writing and research.

Justin Paul’s dos and don’ts for publishing in high-impact and Q1 journals: framing, contribution, methods and responding to reviewers.

What OB research AMJ published and accepted: Morrison’s 2010 analysis of 237 articles and 437 submissions, with trends in topics, methods and samples.

What AMJ editors expect from authors: the editorial series on publishing in the Academy of Management Journal, summarised for health management researchers.

What the GLOBAL reporting guideline asks of bibliometric analyses: the checklist items, why they were developed and how to apply them in your study.

How to choose a research topic for AMJ: significance, novelty, curiosity, scope and actionability, from Colquitt and George (2011).

Research design advice from the ‘Publishing in AMJ’ series: aligning question, sample, measures and analysis to meet top-journal standards.

How to craft the methods and results sections for the Academy of Management Journal, from the ‘Publishing in AMJ’ series.

How to ground hypotheses in theory for publication in the Academy of Management Journal, based on the ‘Publishing in AMJ’ editorial series.

Advice from Bansal and Corley (2012) on publishing qualitative research in the Academy of Management Journal: what editors and reviewers look for.

How to write the discussion and theoretical implications section of an AMJ paper, from the ‘Publishing in AMJ’ series.

What AMJ editors expect: topic choice, theory, methods and writing advice for publishing in the Academy of Management Journal and other Q1 journals.

How to write an introduction that hooks readers, from the ‘Publishing in AMJ’ editorial series on crafting effective introductions.

How healthcare management research shifted from 2020 to 2025: AI, mixed methods and adaptive measurement.

Why patient authorship matters in medical research and how patients can contribute as co-authors.

of Donthu, Kumar, Mukherjee, Pandey and Lim (2021), Journal of Business Research: performance analysis, science mapping and step-by-step guidelines.