In Defense of Classic Strategy
We were happy when the authors of the Point essay invited us to respond to… Read More »In Defense of Classic Strategy
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Can the field of strategy take on the climate crisis? In Europe, yes; in the US, maybe not
We welcome the chance to continue the dialogue with our colleagues in strategy. Although we… Read More »Can the field of strategy take on the climate crisis? In Europe, yes; in the US, maybe not
The Bottom Line: The Field of Strategy Must Address the Planetary Crisis
In our essay “Strategy Can No Longer Ignore Planetary Boundaries: A Call for Tackling Strategy’s… Read More »The Bottom Line: The Field of Strategy Must Address the Planetary Crisis
Jurisdictional Struggles and Innovative Business Templates: The Emergence of Islamic Banking in Germany
Our article examines the market entry process of the first Islamic bank in Germany, particularly… Read More »Jurisdictional Struggles and Innovative Business Templates: The Emergence of Islamic Banking in Germany
Can organizations ‘take back’ harm done to nature in the name of profit?
‘Business as usual’ has downsides. When nature gets damaged beyond repair, entire ecosystems collapse. The… Read More »Can organizations ‘take back’ harm done to nature in the name of profit?
Navigating Environmental Threats to New Ventures: A Regulatory Fit Approach to Bricolage
In our recent study published in the Journal of Management Studies, we delved into the… Read More »Navigating Environmental Threats to New Ventures: A Regulatory Fit Approach to Bricolage
You get the expertise you organize for
Organizations increasingly implement systems to categorize experts and map their knowledge, ranging from departmental structures… Read More »You get the expertise you organize for
Competence Drives Interest or Vice Versa? An Investigation on the Bidirectional Relationships between Self-Efficacy and Intrinsic Motivation in Shaping Employee Creativity
What drives creativity in the workplace? Researchers have long debated the impact of two key… Read More »Competence Drives Interest or Vice Versa? An Investigation on the Bidirectional Relationships between Self-Efficacy and Intrinsic Motivation in Shaping Employee Creativity
Why did some firms quickly shift to PPE production during COVID-19?
One notable business dilemma that firms faced during the early stages of COVID-19 was whether… Read More »Why did some firms quickly shift to PPE production during COVID-19?
Strategy and Climate Change
To effectively tackle climate change, the strategic management enterprise needs to fundamentally reinvent itself. In… Read More »Strategy and Climate Change
Striking the Balance: How Falling Short Impacts Accounting Performance Goals and Analysts’ Earnings Expectations
Summary Managers are under increasing pressure to beat analysts’ earnings estimates, which have personal implications… Read More »Striking the Balance: How Falling Short Impacts Accounting Performance Goals and Analysts’ Earnings Expectations
Unveiling the Divine Impact: How CEOs’ Pre-Career Religious Exposure Shapes Corporate Tax Avoidance
Our recent study, published in the Journal of Management Studies, explores how CEOs’ pre-career exposure… Read More »Unveiling the Divine Impact: How CEOs’ Pre-Career Religious Exposure Shapes Corporate Tax Avoidance
Agency Theory and Self-Determination Theory
Agency theory and self-determination theory have contrasting assumptions about what motivates human beings and, accordingly,… Read More »Agency Theory and Self-Determination Theory
The Power of Team Learning: How to Foster Success and Innovation in Teams
Many organizations use teams with the goal of improving performance beyond what individuals can achieve.… Read More »The Power of Team Learning: How to Foster Success and Innovation in Teams
Total Cultural Capital
With more and more people migrating across borders, it is very important to study the… Read More »Total Cultural Capital
Will universal basic income cause employees to leave work?
It’s often assumed that paying people an unconditional living wage (i.e. Basic Income; BI) will… Read More »Will universal basic income cause employees to leave work?
On Vulnerability, Coming Out and Hiding
By Paul Hibbert Paul Hibbert reflects on the hidden vulnerabilities that shape academic life but… Read More »On Vulnerability, Coming Out and Hiding
Why Are Some Minorities More Disadvantaged Than Others?
In our study, recently published at Journal of Management Studies, we draw on the concept… Read More »Why Are Some Minorities More Disadvantaged Than Others?
Humorous Resources: An Elixir for a Wounded Workplace?
A free, effective, research-backed, and universal tool is at the disposal of global leaders seeking… Read More »Humorous Resources: An Elixir for a Wounded Workplace?
Unveiling the Unseen Forces in Corporate Relocations: A Closer Look at Shareholder Influence
Summary In our recent publication in the Journal of Management Studies, we investigate the intriguing… Read More »Unveiling the Unseen Forces in Corporate Relocations: A Closer Look at Shareholder Influence