Necessary Condition Analysis

Through a variety of events the NCA Development team facilitates scholars who are new to NCA to get an understanding of what NCA is, why NCA is important & relevant and how NCA can be applied. We also host events to support authors that are already familiar with NCA in writing an NCA paper and providing tips how an NCA can best be published. Examples of regular events are:

- Introduction webinars.
- Software demonstrations.
- Workshops and symposia at conferences, e.g., Academy of Management (A0M), European Academy of Management (EURAM), British Academy of Management (BAM).
- Summer courses.
- Paper Development Workshops.

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On Thursday 10th of February, we will host the first webinar of 2022 for NCA. Subsequently, we will start the new year with an online 'Introduction to NCA' Webinar.
This webinar will help participants who are completely new to NCA to get a first understanding of ‘What is NCA’?
To facilitate participants from different time zones, the webinar will be offered twice. Each session will last one hour followed by thirty minutes of (voluntary) discussion. This webinar will be free of charge and will be hosted by Jan Dul, the founder of the NCA method and Caroline Witte, ambassador of NCA.

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On Thursday the 14th of October, the first Necessary Condition Analysis (NCA) Paper Development Workshop took place. Our NCA ambassador Stefan Breet organized the workshop on behalf of the NCA Development Team to help researchers write convincing papers using the NCA methodology.

The workshop consisted of three parts. The first NCA paper development workshop started with a plenary session in which Professors Steve Gove and Jan Dul gave presentations about the latest developments of Necessary Condition Analysis. After a short break, three groups were formed to discuss the papers of the participants. The workshop ended with a short plenary session in which we awarded the first NCA Paper Development Workshop Encouragement Award.

This text is an adapted version of the blog post published by Stefan Breet