Monthly Archives: October 2009
Ned Smith, ‘Amplified Interfaces: How Organizational Identity Affects Investor Reaction to Market Performance’
October 28th, 12pm: Ned Smith, Doctoral Candidate, University of Chicago GSB, Organizations and Markets Department; Amplified Interfaces: How Organizational Identity Affects Investor Reaction to Market Performance Abstract: Although prior work has demonstrated that economic actors who fail to conform to prevailing
Ned Smith, ‘Amplified Interfaces: How Organizational Identity Affects Investor Reaction to Market Performance’
October 28th, 12pm: Ned Smith, Doctoral Candidate, University of Chicago GSB, Organizations and Markets Department; Amplified Interfaces: How Organizational Identity Affects Investor Reaction to Market Performance Abstract: Although prior work has demonstrated that economic actors who fail to conform to prevailing
John Meyer, ‘Some remarks on neo-institutional theory and its applications.’
October 21st, 12pm: John Meyer, Professor Emeritus, Stanford University; Some remarks on neo-institutional theory and its applications.
John Meyer, ‘Some remarks on neo-institutional theory and its applications.’
October 21st, 12pm: John Meyer, Professor Emeritus, Stanford University; Some remarks on neo-institutional theory and its applications.
Alex Preda, “On some basic features of social action and their dynamics in crisis situations.”
October 7th, 12pm: Alex Preda, University of Edinburgh (in residence); “On some basic features of social action and their dynamics in crisis situations.” The sociological study of crises often identifies the latter as irrational phenomena leading to a collapse of
Alex Preda, “On some basic features of social action and their dynamics in crisis situations.”
October 7th, 12pm: Alex Preda, University of Edinburgh (in residence); “On some basic features of social action and their dynamics in crisis situations.” The sociological study of crises often identifies the latter as irrational phenomena leading to a collapse of