Grand Societal Challenges and Responsible Innovation
Addressing major social and environmental issues, such as climate change, inequality, and public health crises,… Read More »Grand Societal Challenges and Responsible Innovation
Addressing major social and environmental issues, such as climate change, inequality, and public health crises,… Read More »Grand Societal Challenges and Responsible Innovation
An important goal of research in micro domains such as organizational behaviour and human resource… Read More »How to expand micro theory to the macro level using macro archival databases
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Journal of Management Studies announces JMS Dialogues Webinar Series with “Re-Conceptualizing Management Theory” The Journal… Read More »JMS Dialogues Webinar Series with “Re-Conceptualizing Management Theory”
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Recent research suggests that deep masculine voices may benefit men in leadership positions. However, how… Read More »Why female representation reduces the vocal masculinity bias in board decision-making
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Over the past few decades, mergers and acquisitions (M&As) have become increasingly important for organizations… Read More »Post-Acquisition Integration: Speak Softly and Carry a Big Stick?
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Journal of Management Studies Publishing Workshop hosted by NYCU 21st October 2021 12:00 noon – 1.45pm Taiwan,… Read More »Journal of Management Studies Publishing Workshop hosted by NYCU
The challenge facing incipient digital platform ecosystems The success and proliferation of digital platforms like… Read More »From who to what: Overcoming the conundrum of digital platform ecosystem emergence when no one knows who you are
Journal of Management Studies announces JMS Dialogues Webinar Series with “The Corporate Objective Revisited” The… Read More »JMS Dialogues Webinar Series with “The Corporate Objective Revisited”
The challenges our society faces ahead are undeniably substantial and unrelenting. Increasingly, the role of… Read More »Value creation, appropriation, and distribution: A stakeholder perspective