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humrel-literature-positioning

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Use when staking a Human Relations (HR) manuscript's contribution against the relevant scholarly conversation and adjacent journals. Positions the paper; it does not develop the theory or run analysis.

When to use

• staking a Human Relations manuscript's contribution
• positioning against the relevant scholarly conversation
• distinguishing from adjacent journals
• making the contribution legible at the scoping screen
• identifying the specific conversation and its settled view
• stating the tension, gap, or anomaly
• citing into Human Relations itself
• writing the boundary explicitly against sibling venues

When not to use

• developing the theory
• running analysis

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