Burden of Being Atypical: (A)typicality in Leader Biographical Profile and Organizational Reputation
Status of Entrepreneurial Firms with an Oppositional Identity: Online Newspapers
Insured for Risks: Risk-Favoring CEO Compensation Plans and Corporate Social Responsibility
Chung, S. and Kim, B.
Business Group Affiliation and Corporate Social Responsibility in Emerging Economies.
Lee, M.
Fire or Sell? Cross-generational Sustainability and Choice Between Layoff and Asset Reduction
The Joint Effect of Organizational and Professional Identification for Job Performance
Sung Soo Kim
Individuals hold multiple identities, but little research has been conducted on how these multiple identities may simultaneously shape employee outcomes in the workplace. In particular, prior literature provides mixed views regarding the nature of the joi...
Industry Association and Culture as a Resource Base: Microbrewery Entrepreneurs in Wisconsin
The craft beer industry is an attractive entrepreneurial sector, emerged in the 1980s in opposition to mass production of beer in the U.S. The development and emergence of craft beer industry are fueled by a social movement that resists mass production an...
Antecedents and Variations of Decoupling: Agency in Response to Institutional Pressure
The current paper focuses on ceremonial conformity, the inconsistency between what is done and what is claimed by organizations, as a form of organizational agency toward unwelcome institutional pressure. By extending the dichotomous and unidimensional co...
How Organizations Respond to Government-Driven Practices: Status-Based Practice Adoption
How do organizations of different status respond when a new organizational practice that potentially has an impact on the current status hierarchy is introduced by the institutional environment? In bridging the literature on status and agency in instituti...
Family-Controlled Firms and Corporate Restructuring Modes
This study focuses on how family involvement affects firms’ use of different restructuring modes in response to strong institutional pressure. Consistent with the previous family business literature, I argue that family involvement is negatively associate...
Changing Corporate Governance in Response to Trust-Damaging Information
Ilya Okhmatovskiy
We study how organizations change their corporate governance in response to negative publicity in the media. We build on insights from the literature on interpersonal trust to develop an argument how organizations respond to different types of trust-damag...
Unintended Negative Effects of the Legitimacy-Seeking Behavior of Social Enterprises on Employee Attitudes
Frontiers in Psychology
Journal Article, Academic Journal
Vol. 9 Pg. 13
October (4th Quarter/Autumn) 2018
Changing corporate governance in response to negative media reports
British Journal of Management
Journal Article, Academic Journal
Vol. 30 Pg. 169-187
April (2nd Quarter/Spring) 2018
How do callings relate to job performance? The role of organizational commitment and ideological contract fulfillment
Human Relations / Sage
Journal Article, Academic Journal
Vol. 71 Iss. 10 Pg. 1319-1347
February 2018
Making the foreign familiar: The influence of top management team and board of directors characteristics on the adoption of foreign practices
Journal of World Business
Journal Article, Academic Journal
Vol. 51 Iss. 6 Pg. 937-949
October (4th Quarter/Autumn) 2016
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