Journal articles
Hoorani B.H., Nair L.B., Gibbert M. (2019). Designing for impact: The effect of rigor and case study design on citations of qualitative case studies in management. Scientometrics, https://doi.org/10.1007/s11192-019-03178-w
Nair L.B., Diochon, P.F., Lassu, R.A., Tilleman S.G. (2018). Let’s perform and paint! The role of creative mediums in enhancing management research representation, Journal of Management Inquiry, 27 (3): 301-308.
Nair L.B., Gibbert M. (2016). Analyzing inconsistent cases in management fsQCA studies: A methodological manifesto, Journal of Business Research, 69 (4): 1464-1470.
Nair L.B., Gibbert M. (2016). What makes a ‘good’ title and (how) does it matter for citations? A review and general model of article title attributes in management science, Scientometrics, 107 (3): 1331-1359.
Other journal publications
Nair L.B. (2018). (Is there a) middle ground?, 55-word flash fiction, Qualitative Research in Psychology, 15 (2-3): 270-270. DOI: 10.1080/14780887.2018.1462602.
Nair L.B. (2018). No downside, 55-word flash fiction, Qualitative Research in Psychology, 15 (2-3): 270-270. DOI: 10.1080/14780887.2018.1462602.
Nair L.B. (2018). The ethnographer, 55-word flash fiction, Qualitative Research in Psychology, 15 (2-3): 271-271. DOI: 10.1080/14780887.2018.1462602.
Nair, L.B. (2017). Re: Assessing quality in qualitative research, The BMJ (British Medical Journal), 2000;320:50. Retrieved from http://www.bmj.com/content/320/7226/50.1/rr.
Nair, L.B. (2017). Re: Critical reflections on the rise of qualitative research, The BMJ (British Medical Journal), b3425rr. Retrieved from http://www.bmj.com/content/339/bmj.b3425/rr.
Nair, L.B. (2017). Re: Critically appraising qualitative research, The BMJ (British Medical Journal), a1035rr. Retrieved from http://www.bmj.com/content/337/bmj.a1035/rr.
Nair L.B. (2017). Conference Report: Scientific Integrity in Qualitative Research (SCIQUAL) Seminar 2017, Forum Qualitative Sozialforschung / Forum: Qualitative Social Research, 19 (1): Art. 9.
Books
Valikangas L., Gibbert M., Nair L.B., Paukku M., Peixoto I. (2015). Strategic Innovation. The definitive guide to outlier strategies. Pearson-Financial Times Press.
Self-authored chapters in the book (total number: 10)
- Biocurious: The curious case of crowd-sourced science, 124-131.
- Gengo: Winning in translation through crowdsourcing, 140-148.
- Kaggle: Getting quant brains to play data games, 158-170.
- Organovo: Leaving 3D bioprints for others to follow, 198-205.
- Outliers from a theoretical and methodological perspective, 17-30.
- Robin Hood: The merry adventures of an asset management cooperative, 217-223.
- Scoopshot: Pulling the scoop on the trendy photo crowdsourcing platform, 69-76.
- Spire: Launching crowdfunding beyond earth, 189-198.
- Taskrabbit: Hop online and pull a rabbit out of your service network, 131-140.
- ZenRobotics: Riveting robots to reduce and recycle, 124-131.
Book chapters
Nair L.B. (2019). Beyond fiction and science: Using stories, movies, and games to teach qualitative research. In Innovation in the Teaching of Research Methodology Excellence Awards: An Anthology of Case Histories 2019 (pp. 15-26). United Kingdom: Academic Conferences and Publishing International. ISBN: 978-1-912764-26-6.
Case studies (peer reviewed)
Nair L.B. (Forthcoming).“Mischief unmanaged”: Approaching ethics in qualitative business and management research with Harry Potter, Sage Business Cases.
Nair L.B. (Forthcoming). What is Her Story?: Investigating sexual harassment in the modern workplace, Sage Business Cases.
Nair L.B. (2018). Appraising scholarly impact using Directed Qualitative Content Analysis: A study of article title attributes in management research, SAGE Research Methods Cases, 10.4135/9781526444141.
Conference proceedings
Weiss M., Nair L.B., Gibbert M., & Koepplin H. (2015). What passes as a transparent field study in management?, Academy of Management Proceedings, 2015 (1): 10236.
Other academic publications
Nair L.B. (2018). “Interdisciplinary, like everyone else.” But are you being interdisciplinary for the wrong reasons? LSE Impact Blog, 08 November 2018.
