Dedicate Your Signature

Dedicate Your Signature to RRBM In order to achieve awareness and impact beyond  the community, we encourage you to add one of the following texts to your email signature (either copy/paste or amend/improve them).   Endorser of the Responsible Research in Business & Management network – Join us: your voice counts! I believe that business and…

2018 International Impactful Collaboration Award

Call for Nominations: 2018 International Impactful Collaboration Award The Practice Theme Committee (PTC) and the International Theme Committee (ITC) of the Academy of Management invite nominations, including self-nominations, for the inaugural International Impactful Collaboration Award. This competitive award seeks to recognize and to celebrate international collaborations between academics and external stakeholders that have achieved demonstrable,…

RRBM Dare to Care Dissertation Scholarships 2025 Winners

RRBM Dare to Care Dissertation Scholarships The 2025 Winners Sponsored by the Community for Responsible Research in Business and Management (RRBM) with additional support from the International Association for Chinese Management Research and the following:   RRBM and its co-sponsors are pleased to announce the recipients of the 2025 RRBM Dare to Care Dissertation Scholarships. The scholarships recognize doctoral students in…

Stories have immense power, revealing what mere words cannot: My journey started in electrical engineering, rooted in simulations and numbers—a purely naturalistic method. (Curious about deeper meanings? This course is for you!) 

Post my master’s and years of work, a crucial question emerged: How to comprehend the non-observable, unpredictable, and interpretation-dependent aspects of life, beyond power systems? What causes diverse, yet logical decisions across different norms and contexts? Pursuing these inquiries led me to a PhD in Business and Management. 

Soon, another question arose: How can I conduct responsible research? Should researchers keep their personal norms and values separate during studies? Can one truly avoid biases while studying human behaviors? Exploring these ideas brought me to the RRBM community and this transformative course. 

The course began with the philosophy of science, offering a rare chance to explore it through its architects’ voices. As it progressed, I gained a new lens, enhancing my understanding of papers’ hidden meanings. The class’s welcoming and bold atmosphere boosted my confidence in sharing my thoughts. Moreover, it connected me with peers from top universities globally, fostering a supportive and collaborative network, invaluable for conducting responsible research in the solitude of my office. 

I must extend a special thank you to Professor Tsui for co-founding this wonderful community and nurturing an environment where we can all flourish. The way she organizes and teaches the class is a beautiful example of a responsible approach to teaching. 

My peers agree: this course is essential for any social science PhD student. It goes beyond teaching social science research to revealing responsible research’s essence. Imagine meeting responsible research pioneers and hearing their stories of perseverance, challenges, motivation, hard work, and success—both educational and inspiring. 

So, story short, you’re seeking an enriching, transformative experience? Just apply and let the course do its magic! 

P.S. Below is an image representing the spirit of our collective journey, featuring my team and Professor Tsui. 

 

Fatemeh, Iran, 2023 cohort