The CASE Association have recently announced the winner of the 2020 CASE/Emerald Best Case Award.

Criteria included:

Quality of the case based on:

• Engaging writing style
• Timelessness and significance of the subject matter
• A challenging problem or analysis

Quality of the instructors’ manual/teaching note as a critical component of the case, even though not a ‘published’ component based on:

• Research contribution
• Method by which it elevates the case to meaningful status
• Practical pedagogical guidance offered to instructors
• Contributions to the field

Three finalists for the Emerald Best Case Award:

• "PSEG and the promise of wind power" by Stuart Rosenberg, (Monmouth University)
• "John Lewis partnership approaching 100 years – what now?" by Frank Shipper and Richard C. Hoffman (Franklin P. Perdue School of Business, Salisbury University)
• "Cleveland Clinic Florida “pay-for performance” reimbursement: why the best care does not always make the happiest patients" by Miriam Weismann and Sue Ganske, (Florida International University) and Osmel Delgado, (Cleveland Clinic Florida, Weston, Florida, USA)

The winner of the Emerald Best Case Award and the $1,000 prize was:

• "PSEG and the promise of wind power" by Stuart Rosenberg, (Monmouth University)