The Art of Research Discovery and Writing Good Articles

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October 13, 2018 - Thomas Reardon<reardon@msu.edu>

Tom Reardon
The art of research discovery and writing good articles
Lecture recorded at Michigan State University, October 13, 2018

VIDEO of the lecture

See also the 5 Key Points from this lecture (1' video)

Three related discussions by Tom Reardon and Saweda Liverpool Tasie, for the FSP Nigeria Agricultural Policy Project, October 13, 2018

Discussion I: How Could You Sell a Research Idea about Nigeria to a Non-Nigerian Reviewer (9'53")
Discussion II: What Are Some Ways to Make the Case for your Work's Contributions to the Literature based off of Conventional Wisdoms and Using Factual Questions? (9'37")
Discussion III: What Are Some Ways to Apply the Toggle Switch Idea of Shock-Behavior-Outcome to Determine a Good Hypothesis to Test (9'34")

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