Won-Yong Oh (Management, Entrepreneurship, and Technology) and Alex Chackel wrote a business case study published by Ivey Publishing, a leading publisher and distributor of business case studies globally. The title of the case is "Ghost Tree Invitational, Ltd.: Financial Challenges." It describes the financial challenges a non-profit organization…

Yong Li (Management, Entrepreneurship, Technology), Lee Business School professor and research director of the Troesh Center for Entrepreneurship and Innovation, published the paper, "Entrepreneur Weirdness as a Double-Edged Sword," in Personnel Psychology, an "A+" journal on Lee Business School's SARS list. The paper is co-authored with Jun-…

In a recently published paper in the world's top entrepreneurship journal (Journal of Business Venturing), Hans Rawhouser (Management, Entrepreneurship, and Technology) and co-authors draw on the perspectives of social entrepreneurs operating in contexts of persistent and pervasive need in Africa. Rather than concerns about mission drift in…

Miyeon Jung's (Management, Entrepreneurship, and Technology) experimental study about online reviews and mobile notification was featured in the Wall Street Journal.

Zhi Cao (Management, Entrepreneurship, and Technology) recently published an article, "Performance Shortfalls, Response Directions, and Belief in the Effectiveness of Responses," in Academy of Management Journal (AMJ). The paper is co-authored with Feifei Jiang (Xi'an Jiaotong University, China) and Donghan Wang (Communication University of China…

Miyeon Jung (Management, Entrepreneurship, and Technology) and colleagues’ research was featured in Harvard Business Review. The authors of a new study find that, contrary to conventional wisdom, immediate review reminders (sent the next day) actually lower the likelihood that customers will post reviews, whereas delayed reminders (13 days later…

A large body of literature has focused on strategic leaders’ (i.e., CEOs’, TMT members’, and board directors’) influence on corporate social responsibility (CSR). However, inconsistent findings have been reported, impeding the theoretical and practical implications of this line of inquiry. Drawing from the strategic leadership and corporate…

Han-fen Hu (Management, Entrepreneurship, and Technology); Anjala Krishen (Marketing); and Jesse Barnes (Public Affairs) recently had their paper, "Through narratives we learn: Exploring knowledge-building as a marketing strategy for prosocial water reuse," accepted by the Journal of Business Research. This interdisciplinary study examines the…

Rajiv Kishore (Management, Entrepreneurship, and Technology) had a paper, “Aging differently: How socioemotional reactions to perceived remaining time in life influence older adults’ satisfaction in virtual communities,” accepted for publication by New Media and Society, which is considered a top-tier journal in the field of…

Assistant professor Miyeon Jung (Management, Entrepreneurship, and Technology) had a paper accepted for publication by the Journal of Marketing. The paper is titled, "Ask for Reviews at The Right Time: Evidence from Two Field Experiments." This study examines how the timing of review reminders affects the likelihood and quality of…

Professor Yong Li (Business, Troesh Center for Entrepreneurship and Innovation) had a paper accepted for publication by the Strategic Management Journal. The paper is titled, "Stronger Together: Country-of-Origin Agglomeration and MNE Location Choice in an Adverse Institutional Environment." It addresses this question: Why do multinational…

Richard Gardner (Management, Entrepreneurship, and Technology) and co-author Jeff Bednar (Marriott School of Business at Brigham Young University) recently had their article titled, "4 Ways to Combat Imposter Syndrome on Your Team," published in the Harvard Business Review. The article provides four steps managers can take to help employees who…