SECRA was formed in 1991 as an affiliate of the North American Case Research Association (NACRA). Its purpose is to:
- Continually develop the case method of research, teaching, and application toward functional and strategic level administrative issues;
- Develop interdisciplinary case and teaching note writing skills as defined by AACSB;
- Advance individual analytical and reasoning skills;
- Provide necessary forums for the interchange of expertise among those who train and develop policy-making professionals; and,
- Continually promote the active exchange of information between case authors and interdisciplinary professionals in both public and private sectors.
Membership is open to academics, researchers, professionals, and others who share a commitment to improve the case method of teaching, research, and publication.
We hold an annual Conference and publish a Cabell’s-listed, peer-reviewed Journal.
In order to publish in the Journal, at least one author must be a member of SECRA. If you attended the most recent Conference, your membership dues were included with your Conference fee. If you wish to publish in the Journal and did not attend the Conference, click here to join SECRA.
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