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Jo, thanks for asking! (I'm sharing the answer w/ the list because it might be of interest to others)

Most of the cases in the "Dark Side" competition are online in full text & notes at
http://aom.pace.edu/cms/DARKSIDE/Ds%20papers%204.htm

For the few cases that are posted in summary form only, I believe the easiest way would be to contact
the authors (the summaries include their e-mails), or Prof. Paul Adler at padler@usc.edu

Best,

Regina

Jo Baulderstone wrote:

> Some interesting cases - is it possible to get full copies of those that are only on the
> website as an abstract or summary?

Regina, after the submission and paper review cycle for the this year's
Academy meeting I'd like to pursue the topic of faculty burnout further. I
think we might be able to do something with this by surveying the faculty
of some AACSB schools that are veteran providers of online courses (i.e.
beginning in 1997 and earlier). I know there are some other folks that
might be interested in this as well. Ben



Ben Arbaugh
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College of Business Administration
University of Wisconsin Oshkosh
e-mail: arbaugh@uwosh.edu Phone: (920) 424-7189
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Drink plenty of water!
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Charles Wankel


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Regina, after the submission and paper review cycle for the this year's
Academy meeting I'd like to pursue the topic of faculty burnout further.
I
think we might be able to do something with this by surveying the
faculty
of some AACSB schools that are veteran providers of online courses (i.e.
beginning in 1997 and earlier). I know there are some other folks that
might be interested in this as well. Ben