• Top Management Team Tenure Diversity and Performance: The Moderating Role of Behavioral Integration 

  Yi, Yaqun; Ndofor, Hermann Achidi; He, Xiaoming; Wei, Zelong (IEEE, 2018)

  Integrating insights from organizational information processing theory and social categorization theory, we examine how top management team (TMT) tenure diversity affects team performance. We propose a theoretical framework ...
• Exploring the implications of supply risk on sustainability performance 

  Shafiq, Asad; Johnson, P. Fraser; Klassen, Robert D.; Awaysheh, Amrou (Emerald, 2017)

  Purpose Firms are increasingly being pressured by the public, regulators and customers to ensure that their suppliers behave in a socially and ecologically sound manner. Yet, the complexity and risks embedded in many ...
• Relating Planner Task Performance for Container Terminal Operations to Multi-Tasking Skills and Personality Type 

  Kurapati, Shalini; Lukosch, Heide; Eckerd, Stephanie; Verbraeck, Alexander; Corsi, Thomas (Elsevier, 2017-11)

  Planning the operations within a container terminal is a complex task. It requires planners to demonstrate adaptive behavior while handling stressful, complex, and unexpected situations in today’s dynamic and technology ...
• Effect of different food recall strategies on consumers’ reaction to different recall norms: A comparative study 

  Hu, Haiju; Djebarni, Ramdane; Zhao, Xiande; Xiao, Liwei; Flynn, Barbara (Emerald, 2017-10-09)
• Leveraging experiential learning to incorporate social entrepreneurship in MBA programs: A case study 

  Awaysheh, Amrou; Bonfiglio, Drew (Elsevier, 2017-07)

  Social entrepreneurship in business education is growing in importance as a way to teach ethics and instill high ethical standards in individuals. One effective way to integrate social entrepreneurship is through experiential ...
• To Err is Human? How Typographical and Orthographical Errors Affect Perceptions of Online Reviewers 

  Cox, Dena; Cox, Jeffrey G.; Cox, Anthony D. (Elsevier, 2017-10)

  Consumers increasingly rely on online product reviews when making purchase decisions. However, assessing the credibility of online reviewers presents consumers with unique challenges. This paper examines how consumer ...
• Editorial: Survey Research Design in Supply Chain Management: The Need for Evolution in Our Expectations 

  Flynn, Barbara; Pagell, Mark; Fugate, Brian (Wiley, 2017)

  Survey research in supply chain management has been and will continue to be an important methodology in advancing theory and practice. However, supply chain scholars have multiple, divergent views regarding what is acceptable ...
• Is there a “Dark Side” to Monitoring? Board and Shareholder Monitoring Effects on M&A Performance Extremeness 

  Goranova, Maria; Priem, Richard L.; Ndofor, Hermann Achidi; Trahms, Cheryl A. (Wiley, 2017-11)

  Research summary: We investigate the effects of monitoring by boards of directors and institutional shareholders on merger and acquisition (M&A) performance extremeness using a sample of M&A deals from 1997 to 2006. Both ...
• Corporate Governance and Executive Perquisites 

  Andrews, Angela; Linn, Scott C.; Yi, Han (2017)

  Purpose The purpose of this paper is to examine the relation between executive perquisite consumption and indicators of corporate governance after the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) expanded the disclosure ...
• Coordination of Autonomous Healthcare Entities: Emergency Response to Multiple Casualty Incidents 

  Mills, Alex F.; Helm, Jonathan E.; Jola-Sanchez, Andres F.; Tatikonda, Mohan V.; Courtney, Bobby A. (Wiley, 2017)

  In recent years, many urban areas have established healthcare coalitions (HCCs) composed of autonomous (and often competing) hospitals, with the goal of improving emergency preparedness and response. We study the role of ...
• Windfalls of Emperors’ Sojourns: Stock Market Reactions to Chinese Firms Hosting High Ranking Government Officials 

  Schuler, Douglas A.; Shi, Wei; Hoskisson, Robert E.; Chen, Tao (Wiley, 2017-08)

  Research summary: We contribute to the corporate political activity (CPA) literature by showing that investors value companies that host visits of high-ranking government officials (President and Premier). We argue that ...
• External Corporate Governance and Financial Fraud: Cognitive Evaluation Theory Insights on Agency Theory Prescriptions 

  Shi, Wei; Connelly, Brian L.; Hoskisson, Robert E. (Wiley, 2017-06)

  Agency theory suggests that external governance mechanisms (e.g., activist owners, the market for corporate control, securities analysts) can deter managers from acting opportunistically. Using cognitive evaluation theory, ...
• Why be first if it doesn’t pay? The case of early adopters of C-TPAT supply chain security certification 

  Ni, John Z.; Melnyk, Steve A.; Ritchie, William J.; Flynn, Barbara F. (Emerald, 2016)

  Purpose The purpose of this paper is to focus on adoption of certified management standards, specifically public standards. Such standards play an increasingly important role in today’s business environment. However, to ...
• A cross-cultural examination of the relationships among human resource management practices and organisational commitment: an institutional collectivism perspective 

  Rode, Joseph C.; Huang, Xiaowen; Flynn, Barbara (Wiley, 2016-11)

  Previous research has shown that human resource management (HRM) practices vary across cultures. However, little research has empirically compared the effects of various HRM practices on firm-level or individual-level ...
• Audit Committee Accounting Expertise, Analyst Following, and Market Liquidity 

  Farber, David B.; Huang, Shawn X.; Mauldin, Elaine (Springer, 2016)

  We study the relation between audit committee accounting expertise, analyst following, and market liquidity. Our main results indicate that analyst following increases subsequent to the appointment of an accounting expert ...
• The Role of Female Sexual-Self Schema in Reactions to Non-Explicit Sexual Advertising Imagery 

  Mayer, James Mark; Peev, Plamen (Springer, 2017)

  We explore females’ reactions to a non-explicit, but still sexually themed, advertisement. Specifically, we consider the role of female sexual self-schema (SSS) in the identification of the level of sex present in such an ...
• Supply Chain Power Configurations and their Relationship with Performance 

  Huo, Baofeng; Flynn, Barbara B.; Zhao, Xiande (Wiley, 2017)

  In order to lay the foundation for the study of supply chain power, we study power configurations at the level of interlocking power dyads (IPDs), viewing the simultaneous effect of upstream and downstream power. We build ...
• The Efficacy of Sexualized Female Models in Young Adult-Male Oriented Cigarette Advertising 

  Mayer, James Mark; Baek, Tae Hyun (Springer, 2016)

  This paper explores the portrayal (efficacy) of female models in male-targeted cigarette print advertisements through a content analysis (experiment). We first describe the presence and portrayal of females through a content ...
• Contingent Effects of Humor Type and Cognitive Style on Consumer Attitudes 

  Mayer, James Mark; Peev, Plamen; Kumar, Piyush (Springer, 2016)

  In the spirit of examining humor contextually, we consider a basic question in this essay: do different humor types “play by the same rules,” cognitively speaking? We examine the relationship between humor and cognitive ...
• Goals and Social Comparisons Promote Walking Behavior 

  Chapman, Gretchen B.; Colby, Helen; Convery, Kimberly; Coups, Elliot J. (Sage, 2016)

  The effectiveness of a pedometer intervention was affected by manipulating the goals given to participants and by providing social comparison feedback about how participants’ performance compared with others. In study 1 ...

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