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NEW PMJ Practitioner Insights Series
PMJ Practitioner Insights is a series of short, empirically relevant articles that disseminate research findings to project practitioners and also benefit academics and students in the field of project management. The series features condensed versions of academic research papers in a language accessible to non-academic readers. The series bridges the gap between academia and practice by providing actionable insights from research that busy project, program, and portfolio managers can apply in their work. [READ MORE HERE]
Current Impact Factor - 5.1
5 Year Impact Factor - 5.5
Impact factor (IF) is a measure of the frequency with which the average article in a journal has been cited in a particular year. It is used to measure the importance or rank of a journal by calculating the times its articles are cited. It essentially highlights performance.
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Editorial: Exploring the Connections Between Project Management Offices and Organizational Design
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It Takes Two to Tango: The Interactive Effect of Project Portfolio Management Offices and Voice Behavior on Project Portfolio Management Quality and Business Success–The Enabling Role of Transformational Leadership
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Knowledge Entrainment in Large-Scale Transformation Projects The Evidence-Based Strategy and the Innovation-Based Strategy
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The Mandate of Project Management Offices Beyond Organizational Boundaries Still A Blind Spot for Organizational Design?
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A Taxonomy of Project Management Offices and Their Organizational Project Management Landscapes
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Raison d’Etre of Organization Design Arrangements in Project-Based Organizations
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The Four Coordination Roles of Clients When Designing Megaproject Organizations
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Interorganizational Design for Collaborative Governance in Co-Owned Major Projects
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A Retrospective of Monique Aubry’s Contributions
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PMJ College: Empowering Early Careers in Project Studies
At Project Management Journal (PMJ), we're dedicated to nurturing the next generation of scholarly excellence in project studies. We're thrilled to announce the launch of the new PMJ College, a two-year program developed to empower and retain talented and highly motivated doctoral students and postdocs at the early stages of their scholarly careers in project studies.
The Motivation:
By immersing these burgeoning academics in the intricacies of scholarly work, we aim to foster their career trajectory, building capabilities for contributions to project studies and beyond. We also hope that the innovative ideas and energy of these emerging scholars will enhance project studies, propelling the field to be ever more relevant and fruitful.
The Program:
PMJ College offers a structured two-year program with four immersive workshops, devoted to the art of discussing, reading, reviewing, researching, and writing, followed by a third year of mentorship by one of the members of our editorial team.
Commitment to Excellence and Diversity:
We are forming the first cohort of approximately eight to ten doctoral students and post-docs, focusing on meritocracy and diversity to facilitate rich intellectual exchange. Financial support opportunities are available to ensure equitable representation.
Application Requirements:
To apply, submit your CV (resume) and publication list, a cover letter showcasing your motivation, a three-page research proposal, and proof of enrollment in a doctoral program. Additionally, if you need financial support, include a letter explaining your circumstances.
Evaluation Criteria:
We'll evaluate candidates based on the quality of their proposal, its relevance to project studies, and their ambition to stay in academia. Entry requirements include being officially enrolled in a doctoral program or a post-doc position at a university and having a doctorate or post-doc topic that reflects an interest in project studies.
Timeline:
- Deadline for applications: 31st August 24
- Potential short online interviews
- Public announcement of the new cohort: Late Autumn 24
- Workshops: Physical workshops will be at an international conference in the summer (June or July); online workshops will take place in November. The 1st workshop will be held online on November 24.
Meet the Team:
The PMJ College initiative is led by Dr Joana Geraldi (Copenhagen Business School), Prof. Giorgio Locatelli (Politecnico di Milano), Prof. Jörg Sydow (Freie Universitat Berlin), Dr Shazia Nauman (Riphah International University), Dr Tristano Sainati (Politecnico di Milano), Prof. Stewart Clegg (University of Technology Sydney) and Prof. Jonas Soderlund (Linkoping University) with the support of the Project Management Institute (PMI) Academic Programs team.
Check the PMJ editorial here
For more information please contact: [email protected]
Apply now and be part of this exciting journey! Let's make a real impact together!
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