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Out of Focus or Inappropriate Paradigm Choice:What Happened to Management Research?


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“Out of Focus or Inappropriate Paradigm Choice: What Happened to Management Research?” was published as a discussion article in Jidnyasa – Journal of Applied Management, 8(1) 2016 on which two commentaries – one by Dr. Kuldeep Kumar and the other by Dr. Ritika Mahajan – were published in Jidnyasa 8(2) 2016. Since no further commentary was received subsequently it was decided to close the discussion with a response from the author of the original article.
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Subrata Chakraborty
Indian Institute of Management, Lucknow, India

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“Out of Focus or Inappropriate Paradigm Choice: What Happened to Management Research?” was published as a discussion article in Jidnyasa – Journal of Applied Management, 8(1) 2016 on which two commentaries – one by Dr. Kuldeep Kumar and the other by Dr. Ritika Mahajan – were published in Jidnyasa 8(2) 2016. Since no further commentary was received subsequently it was decided to close the discussion with a response from the author of the original article.

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