Thursday 13 April: Elisa Operti (ESSEC)
Taking on the Mob: How Multinational Enterprises Navigate Institutional Uncertainty in Organized Crime Hotspots (2000-2015) About the Research Government actions against organized crime may improve institutional quality or further damage an already weak institutional...Thursday 9 February: Brayden King (Northwestern University)
Environmental Protests, Shareholder Activism, and the Struggle for Corporate Autonomy. About the Research Activists pushing for social, political, and organizational change use a variety of tactics to influence and gain access to powerful decision-makers. Research on...Thursday 12 January: Madeline Toubiana (University of Ottawa)
Sexy work not sex work: Craft creation as a mechanism of destigmatization. About the Research Workers in stigmatized occupations experience a host of negative outcomes. While these workers can cope with or manage their stigma through different mechanisms, actually...Thursday 15 December: Marjo Siltaoja (University of Jyväskylä)
What counts in moral markets: Categorical salience and moral evaluation in German carsharing markets. About the Research There is a growing interest in the expansion of moral markets. Literature on the topic has shown that because of corporate entry to these markets,...Thursday 17 November: Shaz Ansari (Cambridge University)
Navigating nascent platform legitimacy: A framework for the dynamic deployment of framing strategies. About the Research We examine how firms sponsoring nascent platforms use framing strategies gain legitimacy with target audiences that are not just heterogeneous but...Subscribe by Email
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