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83rd Annual Meeting of the Academy of Management in Massachusetts (USA)

Several papers from the Department of International Business have been accepted for presentation at the 83rd Annual Meeting of the Academy of Management (AOM) in Boston, Massachusetts in August 2023.

Record high acceptance at the Academy for our team! We are pleased to announce that the following submissions from the Department of International Business have been accepted for presentation at the Academy of Management (AOM) 83rd Annual Meeting in Boston, Massachusetts in August 2023:

Symposium

Albena Björck, Johanna Pregmark, Tobias Fredberg, Fredrik Hacklin:
“Purpose-driven Innovation and Transformation: Trajectories, Mechanisms, and the Human Impact” (symposium, co-organized with Chalmers University, Sweden)

Research Papers

Albena Björck, Richard Bläse, David Schoch:
“Process Perspective on purpose” (Based on the Masterarbeit of David Schoch, best Master Thesis MSc IB 21/22)

Marco Clemente, Alessandro Piazza, Mike Ke, Joseph Porac:
“Status Reset: How Scandals Affect the Evaluative Advantages of Status”

Fabio Duma, Jana M. Hawley:
“Putting Craftspeople Front and Center in the Luxury Market” (PDW, Professional Development Workshop)

Christopher Hartwell, Paul M. Vaaler:
"The Price of Empire: Unrest Location Sovereign Risk in Tsarist Russia" 

Christopher Hartwell, Timothy Devinney, Ziko Konwar:
"Federalism, Political Uncertainty and Location Choice of Foreign Investors"

Christian Voegtlin & Andreas Walther:
“The Hormonal Bias to Responsible Leadership”

Congratulations to all authors!
 
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