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Robert E. Hoskisson

Robert E. Hoskisson
George R. Brown Emeritus Professor of Management
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InnovationPeer-Reviewed Research

Muscle Memory

Playing the piano
What happens when the workplace is too comfortable?
CommunicationsPeer-Reviewed Research

Lip Service

Lip shaped sofa
What happens when the CFO sounds like the boss.
EntrepreneurshipPeer-Reviewed Research

Do As I Do

Two women going out to surf
What does it really take to be an entrepreneur?
InvestingPeer-Reviewed Research

Flexing Their Muscles

Man flexing his muscles
The complex influence of company owners.
InvestingPeer-Reviewed Research

Mixing It Up

Drink mixers on a table
Private equity firms comes in more flavors than ever before.
ManagementPeer-Reviewed Research

Inside Out

Sushi roll with orange fish roe on a black table.
Where should you look for your next CEO?
MergersPeer-Reviewed Research

Keep It 100

Keep It 100
After firms merge, how does the new company's practices affect outcomes?
Business And Political InfluencePeer-Reviewed Research

Royal Favor

Closeup of a golden cardboard crown
In China, information about a company’s health can be scarce, a visit from a high official is a coveted signal of government confidence.
CEO CompensationPeer-Reviewed Research

Tightrope

Man walking on a tightrope
How to pay the CEO in charge of restructuring.
AcquisitionsPeer-Reviewed Research

Sore Losers

Mergers less successful if after CEO loses award
Failing to win awards can drive CEOs to make risky decisions.
Bank RegulationsPeer-Reviewed Research

You’re Not The Boss Of Me

Strong External Governance Can Lead To Cheating
Strong external governance makes top managers more prone to cheat.
Acquisitions Peer-Reviewed Research

You Can’t Take It With You

What makes CEOs less aggressive?
Death of an independent director dampens acquisition fervor for CEOs left behind.