Peer-Reviewed Research
Quick, clear translations of faculty research that will change the way you think.
Corporate Social Activism | Peer-Reviewed Research
Companies often avoid using a “collective action frame” in their messaging until after a controversial issue is legally and politically settled.
27 Jun
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Forecasting | Peer-Reviewed ResearchNew research reveals how overreliance on past earnings skews corporate forecasts — and what can be done about it.13 Jun
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Institutional Crisis | Peer-Reviewed ResearchIn the wake of scandal, organizations face a critical question: who will stay committed and who will leave? The answer depends largely on what type of institutional events people attend — and how far the scandal spreads.30 May
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Comic Relief | Peer-Reviewed Research
How creating a sense of disgust can unleash bad behavior.
July 06
Intellectual Property | Peer-Reviewed Research
Is there a way to stop institutional leaks?
June 21
Acquisitions | Peer-Reviewed Research
What happens to shareholders when a CEO fails to be named top dog?
June 17
Negotiations | Peer-Reviewed Research
Does erratic behavior work in deal-making?
June 11
Careers | Peer-Reviewed Research
Being “between jobs” can mean being in a wasteland, or a place of growth.
June 10
Regulation | Peer-Reviewed Research
How does a U.S. fraud prevention measure affect foreign firms?
May 29
Accounting | Peer-Reviewed Research
For firms with undervalued stock, timing — and silence — may be a smarter strategy than transparency.
May 20
Mindfulness | Peer-Reviewed Research
Is daydreaming useful for work — or a fast track to nowhere?
May 14
Innovation | Peer-Reviewed Research
Creativity isn’t fueled by snacks or sleep pods, but by freedom, purpose, and a culture that supports risk-taking.
May 06
Elections | Peer-Reviewed Research
How data from two-round election systems can help candidates target their campaigns.
April 30
