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orgstud-literature-positioning

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Use when staking the contribution of an Organization Studies (OS) manuscript against the specific theoretical conversation it joins — what the field knows, what it misses, and the precise gap this paper closes. Positions the argument; it does not build the theory (see orgstud-theory-development) or run analysis.

When to use

• staking contribution against theoretical conversation
• identifying specific OS conversation and canonical anchors
• synthesizing literature into a tension or unresolved problem
• differentiating framing from sibling outlets like ASQ or JMS
• positioning argument to earn right to make theoretical claim

When not to use

• building the theory
• running analysis
• creating a neutral map or catalogue of prior work
• gap-spotting by setting or population only

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