Chinese Context and Theoretical Contributions to Management and Organization Research: A Replication and Extension

Abstract We replicate and extend Jia, You, and Du's (2012) study. We added samples from the last 13 years (from 2011 to 2023) and analyzed these new samples using the same methodology as the 2012 article. Our replication found that in the last 13 years, 4 articles in the six leading journals and 16 articles in Management and Organization Review (MOR) have the highest degree of Chinese contextualization in concepts ( what ), their relationships ( how ), and the logics underlying the relationships ( why ). The Chinese context continues to contribute novel knowledge. The extension study fully demonstrates that in the 20 years since its birth, MOR has been on the path of pursuing its original aspiration and realizing its mission. On the what , why , and joint contextualization dimensions, the proportion of articles published in MOR with high contextualized theoretical contributions is higher than the proportion in the six leading journals. On the theory-building dimension, the overall degree of the articles published in MOR is higher than that of those published in the six leading journals. This indicates that MOR publishes articles that are not only of high quality and make general theoretical contributions, but also are highly relevant to the Chinese context.

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Management and Organization Review
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2024-12-01
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https://doi.org/10.1017/mor.2024.69
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1
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Supply Chain Resilience and Risk Management
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Chinese Context and Theoretical Contributions to Management and Organization Research: A Replication and Extension

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Chinese Context and Theoretical Contributions to Management and Organization Research: A Replication and Extension

Shuyang You, C. H. Liu, Liangding Jia, Yang Wang, Nianwei Yin
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Abstract

Abstract We replicate and extend Jia, You, and Du's (2012) study. We added samples from the last 13 years (from 2011 to 2023) and analyzed these new samples using the same methodology as the 2012 article. Our replication found that in the last 13 years, 4 articles in the six leading journals and 16 articles in Management and Organization Review (MOR) have the highest degree of Chinese contextualization in concepts ( what ), their relationships ( how ), and the logics underlying the relationships ( why ). The Chinese context continues to contribute novel knowledge. The extension study fully demonstrates that in the 20 years since its birth, MOR has been on the path of pursuing its original aspiration and realizing its mission. On the what , why , and joint contextualization dimensions, the proportion of articles published in MOR with high contextualized theoretical contributions is higher than the proportion in the six leading journals. On the theory-building dimension, the overall degree of the articles published in MOR is higher than that of those published in the six leading journals. This indicates that MOR publishes articles that are not only of high quality and make general theoretical contributions, but also are highly relevant to the Chinese context.

Management and Organization ReviewVol. 20(6)
Dongbei University of Finance and Economics (CN), Nanjing University (CN)
National Natural Science Foundation of China
Openalex Percentile: Top 18%
Supply Chain Resilience and Risk Management
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