From the Journal
“WHERE DID THAT COME FROM?!” UNDERSTANDING NON-STRATEGIC INSTITUTIONAL CHANGE
Motivation History offers numerous examples of change that seems to appear out of nowhere, often...Continue reading→
Fathers welcome, fathering not so much
In 2018, before the advent of Covid-19, James Bond (aka Daniel Craig), was photographed on...Continue reading→
How participation in strategy making undermines participation – Three take-aways on widening participation in strategy making
Increasingly, organizations open up their strategy processes to include employees that have previously been excluded...Continue reading→
Do you like the taste of fine dining? Behind those doors, it’s a different world…
In The Lord of the Flies, William Golding tells a story about a group of...Continue reading→
Why female representation reduces the vocal masculinity bias in board decision-making
Recent research suggests that deep masculine voices may benefit men in leadership positions. However, how...Continue reading→
The business case for Corporate Social Responsibility – Is it dead? And can we do research into more meaningful directions?
Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) research has over the past 15 years been transformed from an...Continue reading→
Post-Acquisition Integration: Speak Softly and Carry a Big Stick?
Over the past few decades, mergers and acquisitions (M&As) have become increasingly important for organizations...Continue reading→
Your Social Class in Childhood Can Influence Your Chances of Being Seen as a Leader
As companies increasingly rely on flatter and leaner structures, emerging as an informal leader on...Continue reading→
Corporate Social Responsibility
Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) and the broader question of how business firms are connected to...Continue reading→
Why Adopting Local Practices Doesn’t Always Help MNEs Overcome their Liability of Foreignness
Facing a Liability of Foreignness: Is Blending in Enough? Many foreign MNEs abroad face a...Continue reading→