From the Editors-in-Chief

• Meaningful theoretical pathways for research contributions,  2025 71:1.

• Holding North: Recognizing identity and advancing contribution in operations management,  2024 70:4.

• Reflecting on 6-years as co-editors-in-chief at JOM,  2023 69:8.

• Operations management writ large, 2020 66:5.

• New developments at the Journal of Operations Management,  2018 64:1.

• One more time, it is not about cost!, 2017 49-51.

• Ethical guidelines at Journal of Operations Management, 2016 42-43:1.

• JOM Forum, 2016 41:1.

• On the importance of revisiting what we (thought we) already knew, 2016 41.

• Restructuring the Journal of Operations Management, 2015 38:1.

• Redefining some methodological criteria for the journal, 2015 37:1.

• After the Associate Editor Board Meeting, 2014 32:5.

• Notes from the Editors, 2013 31:5.

• Updates from the editors, 2012 30:7-8.

• Letter from the editors: Journal status, 2009 27:6.

• Letter from the editors: Journal status, 2008 26:6.

• The operations and supply management (OSM) Forum, 2008 26:3.

• Empirical elephants - Why multiple methods are essential to quality research in operations and supply chain management, 2008 26:3.

• The state of JOM: An outgoing editor's (retro)spective, 2006 24:5.

• 20th Anniversary of JOM: an editorial retrospective and prospective, 2002 20:1. {also: Reflections on OM research,  Five challenges for the OM research community, Reflecting back on 7 years, Writing the ideal paper for JOM}

• Editorial Philosophy, 2004, 22(3).

• Hopes for the future of operations management, 2001 19:4.

• State of the journal and call for editorial nominations, 2001 19:1.

• Debating the editorial philosophy of JOM, 1999 17:4.

• Editorial report for Journal of Operations Management, 1998 17:1.