Politicians’ Hometown Favouritism and Capital Resource Allocation
Introduction In our recent study published in the Journal of Management Studies, we delve into… Read More »Politicians’ Hometown Favouritism and Capital Resource Allocation
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Special Issue Call for Papers – Lifestyle Entrepreneurship: Turning what you Love into a Business
Submission Deadline: 15 January 2026 Guest Editors: William Schulze, University of Utah, William.Schulze@business.utah.edu R. Duane… Read More »Special Issue Call for Papers – Lifestyle Entrepreneurship: Turning what you Love into a Business
Special Issue Call for Papers: Innovation for Climate Change Mitigation and Adaptation
Submission Deadline: 31 May 2025 Special Issue Editors: Lukas Falcke, Vrije Universiteit Amsterdam Ann-Kristin… Read More »Special Issue Call for Papers: Innovation for Climate Change Mitigation and Adaptation
Uniting for Success: Keys to Large-Scale Collaboration
When it comes to solving big problems like climate change or creating cutting-edge innovations, collaboration… Read More »Uniting for Success: Keys to Large-Scale Collaboration
Balancing Variety and Quality Tensions on Multisided Platforms
Multisided platforms are integral to the digital economy, connecting product or service providers (generally known… Read More »Balancing Variety and Quality Tensions on Multisided Platforms
Leveraging Board Interlocks to Navigate Technological Disruption
As artificial intelligence (AI) continues to reshape industries, firms must strategically navigate the opportunities and… Read More »Leveraging Board Interlocks to Navigate Technological Disruption
PDW on Publishing High-Quality and Impactful Review Articles at AoM 2024
On 13 August 2024, the Journal of Management Studies participated in a Professional Development Workshop… Read More »PDW on Publishing High-Quality and Impactful Review Articles at AoM 2024
JMS at the Academy of Management 13 August 2024: Professional Development Workshop on Theory Development
At the Academy of Management Annual Meeting in Chicago, the Journal of Management Studies participated… Read More »JMS at the Academy of Management 13 August 2024: Professional Development Workshop on Theory Development
Constructing a World for Compassion: How Temporal Work Can Preserve Compassion in Extreme Contexts
Navigating Compassion in Emotionally Demanding Contexts How do organizational members balance serving others while protecting… Read More »Constructing a World for Compassion: How Temporal Work Can Preserve Compassion in Extreme Contexts
Mike Wright Prize 2023 (Awarded 2024)
We are proud to announce that David King from Florida State University, USA, has been… Read More »Mike Wright Prize 2023 (Awarded 2024)
Best Paper Award 2023 (awarded in 2024)
We are delighted to announce that the Best Paper Award 2023 (awarded in 2024) goes… Read More »Best Paper Award 2023 (awarded in 2024)
What is the role of timely crisis management? Navigating urgency to act during the COVID-19 pandemic
Summary Despite growing awareness of large-scale crises, understanding how organizations construct urgency in prolonged disasters… Read More »What is the role of timely crisis management? Navigating urgency to act during the COVID-19 pandemic
Special Issue Call for Papers: What do social and environmental responsibilities mean in the ‘Global South’? Towards pluriversal perspectives in management studies
Submission Deadline: 31 August 2025Special Issue Editors: • Pilar Acosta, i3-CRG, École polytechnique, CNRS, Institut… Read More »Special Issue Call for Papers: What do social and environmental responsibilities mean in the ‘Global South’? Towards pluriversal perspectives in management studies
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
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
Special Issue Call for Papers: Toward Society-Centred Responsible Leadership: Perspectives on Theory, Practices, and Challenges
Submission Period: 1-31 October 2025 Guest Editors: Ziyun Fan, University of York, UK Diansha… Read More »Special Issue Call for Papers: Toward Society-Centred Responsible Leadership: Perspectives on Theory, Practices, and Challenges