René BekkersAt the plenary opening, it was interesting how insights #ARNOVA22 of @lizzyhazeltine on the sustainability of nonprofit journalism in North Carolina apply to many nonprofit organizations
renebekkers#ARNOVA22 "Stained Glass" First report on an open meta science project in the field of philanthropic and nonprofit studies https://osf.io/p5kxr/, presentation here: https://renebekkers.files.wordpress.com/2022/11/stained-glass.pptx
Transparency in Nonprofit and Philanthropy Research
Meta science project on the transparency in research products sampled randomly from the Knowledge Infrastructure for Nonprofit and Philanthropic Studies (KINPS). How do publications in nonprofit and philanthropic studies report on the type of data they report on? What are the characteristics of samples and measurement instruments used in research? Which research designs and methods are used in the analysis of data? To what extent do publications describe the generalizability and validity of observations? Which criteria do publications use to support the methodological quality of research in nonprofit and philanthropic studies? Hosted on the Open Science Framework
Jamie Levine Daniel
JamieLevDan
Social Service ReviewIf you're at #APPAM2022 or #ARNOVA22 and thinking about where to submit that big new paper, consider Social Service Review!
Within the current peer review system, here are some things you can do to write developmental reviews:
1. Be honest but constructive. You are not at war. There is no need to burn a paper to the ground.
2. Identify problems and suggest ways to repair them.
3. Avoid addressing the authors personally.
4. Look beyond bad writing style and typos.
This stuff and more at
https://osf.io/7ug4w
Upcoming talk at the #ARNOVA22 conference:
Raising the Bar in Peer Review
https://renebekkers.files.wordpress.com/2022/11/221118_raising-the-bar-for-peer-review-in-science.pptx
The added value of journals organizing peer review is quality control.
I identify problems in the current system of peer review, and propose to introduce registered reports and use artificial intelligence to screen the quality of submissions.
Enlightening discussion at the joint TIBS / DAS panel on the relationship between theory and computational social science at #arnova22. Thank you Megan LePere-Schloop for organizing!
Thank you Alan Abramson for a funny, warm and substantially important acceptance speech for the distinguished leadership award #arnova22 and congratulations!
Interesting how insights #ARNOVA22 of @lizzyhazeltine on the sustainability of nonprofit journalism in North Carolina apply to many nonprofit organizations