Journal of Management Studies
1964 - 2025
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Volume 59, month 12, 2022
- Strategy as Practice Research: Reflections on its Rationale, Approach, and Contributions pp. e1-e17

- Shameen Prashantham and Mark P. Healey
- Organizational Stigma: Taking Stock and Opening New Areas for Research pp. 1899-1914

- Bryant Ashley Hudson, Karen D. W. Patterson, Thomas J. Roulet, Wesley S. Helms and Kimberly Elsbach
- Straight OUTTA Detroit: Embracing Stigma as Part of the Entrepreneurial Narrative pp. 1915-1949

- Birton J. Cowden, Joshua S. Bendickson, Blake D. Mathias and Shelby J. Solomon
- ‘We're all Born Naked and the Rest is Drag’: Spectacularization of Core Stigma in RuPaul's Drag Race pp. 1950-1986

- Mario Campana, Katherine Duffy and Maria Rita Micheli
- Behind the Stigma Shield: Frontline Employees’ Emotional Response to Organizational Event Stigma at Work and at Home pp. 1987-2023

- Sanne Frandsen and Mette Morsing
- Shame On You! Unpacking the Individual and Organizational Implications of Engaging with a Stigmatized Organization pp. 2024-2066

- Gro Kvåle and Zuzana Murdoch
- Not on Skid Row: Stigma Management in Addiction Treatment Organizations pp. 2067-2100

- Elizabeth Goodrick, Jennifer Ling Bagdasarian and Lee C. Jarvis
- Double Trouble: Containing Public Disapproval Arising from an Interplay of Stigmatized Categories pp. 2101-2123

- Lai Si Tsui‐Auch, Dongdong Huang, Jun Jie Yang and Si Zheng Koh
- Nevertheless, They Persisted: How Patterns of Opposition and Support Shaped the Survival of U.S. Abortion Clinics pp. 2124-2153

- Alessandro Piazza and Grace L. Augustine
- Stigma as Moral Insurance: How Stigma Buffers Firms from the Market Consequences of Greenwashing pp. 2154-2190

- George I. Kassinis, Adam A. Kay, Giorgos Papagiannakis and Pavlos A. Vlachos
Volume 59, month 11, 2022
- Rhetoric, Risk, and Investment: Letting the Numbers Speak for Themselves pp. 1657-1687

- Michael S. McLeod, Joshua B. Sears, Gaylen N. Chandler, G. Tyge Payne and Keith H. Brigham
- Technological Entry, Redeployability, and Firm Value pp. 1688-1722

- Mario Amore and Mariano Mastrogiorgio
- From Boundary Spanning to Intergroup Knowledge Integration: The Role of Boundary Spanners’ Metaknowledge and Proactivity pp. 1723-1755

- Julija N. Mell, Daan van Knippenberg, Wendy P. van Ginkel and Pursey P. M. A. R. Heugens
- Behavioural Agency and Firm Productivity: Revisiting the Incentive Alignment Qualities of Stock Options pp. 1756-1787

- Leon Zolotoy, Don O’Sullivan and Geoffrey P. Martin
- The Roles of Celebrities in Public Disputes: Climate Change and the Great Barrier Reef pp. 1788-1816

- Christopher Wright and Daniel Nyberg
- When More is Less: Quality and Variety Trade‐off in Sharing Economy Platforms pp. 1817-1838

- Tedi Skiti, Xueming Luo and Zhijie Lin
- Pyramidal Ownership and SOE Innovation pp. 1839-1868

- Joyce C. Wang, Jingtao Yi, Xiuping Zhang and Mike W. Peng
- Reverse Knowledge Flows: How and When Do Preparation and Reintegration Facilitate Repatriate Knowledge Transfer? pp. 1869-1893

- Vesa Peltokorpi, Fabian Jintae Froese, B. Sebastian Reiche and Sebastian Klar
Volume 59, month 09, 2022
- Experience as Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde: Performance Outcome Delays in the Private Equity Context pp. 1359-1385

- Francesco Castellaneta, Oliver Gottschalg, Aleksandra Kacperczyk and Mike Wright
- Actors and Resources in the Deinstitutionalization and Reproduction of Educational Inequalities: A Comparative Historical Analysis pp. 1386-1421

- Rachida Aïssaoui
- Stakeholder Orientation and Experiential Learning: Evidence from Corporate Acquisitions pp. 1422-1459

- Emanuele L. M. Bettinazzi and Maurizio Zollo
- How are Competing Logics Combined in Managerial Teams? The Impact of Branch Founding Team Hybridity on the Growth of Islamic Bank Branches in Turkey, 2002–19 pp. 1460-1492

- Christophe Boone, Serden Özcan and Jia Li
- Pursuing Gains or Avoiding Losses: The Contingent Effect of Transgenerational Intentions on Innovation Investments pp. 1493-1530

- Yannick Bammens, Paul Hünermund and Petra Andries
- (When) Are Dynamic Capabilities Routine? A Mixed‐Methods Configurational Analysis pp. 1531-1562

- Hendrik Wilhelm, Indre Maurer and Mark Ebers
- Polycentric Governance of Privately Owned Resources in Circular Economy Systems pp. 1563-1596

- Samuli Patala, Laura Albareda and Minna Halme
- Will your Study Make the World A Better Place? pp. 1597-1603

- Gideon D. Markman
- Understanding Scientific Freedom and Scientific Responsibility in Business and Management Research pp. 1604-1627

- Anne S. Tsui and Peter McKiernan
- Let’s Fix our Own Problem: Quelling the Irresponsible Research Perfect Storm pp. 1628-1642

- Herman Aguinis, Estelle E. Archibold and Darryl B. Rice
- Two Cheers for RRBM, Pasteur’s Quadrant, and an Application of RRBM to the Commercialization of Science and Technology Transfer pp. 1643-1650

- Donald Siegel
Volume 59, month 07, 2022
- Where ‘The Rules Don’t Apply’: Organizational Isolation and Misbehaviour in Elite Kitchens pp. 1103-1131

- Robin Burrow, Rebecca Scott and David Courpasson
- Hard and Soft Integration: Towards a Dynamic Model of Post‐Acquisition Integration pp. 1132-1161

- David P. Kroon, Niels G. Noorderhaven, Kevin G. Corley and Eero Vaara
- The Effects of Objective and Subjective Social Class on Leadership Emergence pp. 1162-1197

- Andrew C. Loignon and Georg Kodydek
- A Review of Fatherhood and Employment: Introducing New Perspectives for Management Research pp. 1198-1226

- Caroline Gatrell, Jamie J. Ladge and Gary N. Powell
- It’s Not What You Say, But How You Sound: CEO Vocal Masculinity and the Board's Early‐Stage CEO Compensation Decisions pp. 1227-1252

- Krishnan Nair, Waqas Haque and Steve Sauerwald
- From Seats at the Table to Voices in the Discussion: Antecedents of Underrepresented Director Participation in Board Meetings pp. 1253-1283

- Christopher S. Tuggle, David G. Sirmon, Cameron J. Borgholthaus, Leonard Bierman and A. Erin Bass
- Once a Founder, Always a Founder? The Role of External Former Founders in Corporate Boards pp. 1284-1314

- Hendrik Terbeck, Verena Rieger, Niels Van Quaquebeke and Andreas Engelen
- The Role of Frictions due to Top Management in Alliance Termination Decisions: Insights from Established Bio‐Pharmaceutical Firms pp. 1315-1353

- Anindya Ghosh and Thomas Klueter
Volume 59, month 06, 2022
- Incomplete Institutional Change and the Persistence of Racial Inequality: The Contestation of Institutional Misalignment in South Africa pp. 857-885

- Ansellia Adams and John Luiz
- Why Local Adaptation Sometimes Fails to be Effective for MNEs: Exploring the Dynamics of Collective Bonuses, Egalitarianism, and Informal Norms pp. 886-924

- Nishani Bourmault and Jordan Siegel
- How do Intermediaries Build Inclusive Markets? The Role of the Social Context pp. 925-957

- Babita Bhatt, Israr Qureshi and Christopher Sutter
- Post‐Acquisition Retention of Target Founder‐CEOs: Looking Beneath the Surface pp. 958-997

- Keivan Aghasi, Massimo G. Colombo and Cristina Rossi‐Lamastra
- How to Build a Network that Facilitates Firm‐level Innovation: An Integration of Structural and Managerial Perspectives pp. 998-1031

- Fabian Reck, Alexander Fliaster and Michael Kolloch
- Re‐Conceptualizing Management Theory: How do we Move Away from Western‐Centred Knowledge? pp. 1032-1035

- Daniel Muzio
- Contextualizing Management Research: An Open Systems Perspective pp. 1036-1056

- Igor Filatotchev, R. Duane Ireland and Günter K. Stahl
- Indigenous Theory Uses, Abuses, and Future pp. 1057-1073

- Garry D. Bruton, Shaker A. Zahra, Andrew H. Van de Ven and Michael A. Hitt
- Decolonizing Management Theory: A Critical Perspective pp. 1074-1087

- Subhabrata Bobby Banerjee
- The Tragic Failings of Political CSR: A Damning Verdict from the Indigenous Pehuenche Highlands in Chile pp. 1088-1097

- Rajiv Maher, Hilda Huenteao and Eduardo Quintremán
Volume 59, month 05, 2022
- Using Macro Archival Databases to Expand Theory in Micro Research pp. 627-659

- N. Sharon Hill, Herman Aguinis, Josiah Drewry, Sanjay Patnaik and Jennifer J. Griffin
- ‘There’s Many a Slip “Twixt the Cup and the Lip”’: HR Management Practices and Firm Performance pp. 660-694

- Lien Vossaert, Frederik Anseel, Veroniek Collewaert and Nicolai J. Foss
- Paradoxical Leadership, Subjective Ambivalence, and Employee Creativity: Effects of Employee Holistic Thinking pp. 695-723

- Yan Zhang, Ying Zhang, Kenneth S. Law and Jing Zhou
- Organizational Dischronization: On Meaning and Meaninglessness, Sensemaking and Nonsensemaking pp. 724-754

- Mats Alvesson and Anna Jonsson
- Common Sense, New Sense or Non‐Sense? A Critical Discursive Perspective on Power in Collective Sensemaking pp. 755-781

- Eero Vaara and Andrea Whittle
- The Rise and Fall of Structural Contingency Theory: A Theory’s ‘autopsy’ pp. 782-818

- Oded Shenkar and Shmuel Ellis
- Under the Radar: Institutional Drift and Non‐Strategic Institutional Change pp. 819-842

- Maxim Voronov, Mary Ann Glynn and Klaus Weber
- Academia in the Post‐Pandemic World: Leapfrogging into the Unknown – Tales from Organizing EGOS 2020 pp. 843-850

- Markus A. Höllerer and Daniel Geiger
Volume 59, month 03, 2022
- On Gendered Justification: A Framework for Understanding Men's and Women's Entrepreneurial Resource‐Acquisition pp. 249-283

- Talia Pfefferman, Michal Frenkel and Sharon Gilad
- Workers' Rites: Ritual Mediations and the Tensions of New Management pp. 284-318

- Gazi Islam and Roberta Sferrazzo
- Overcoming the Incumbent Dilemma: The Dual Roles of Multimarket Contact During Disruption pp. 319-348

- Sean T. Hsu and Susan K. Cohen
- Non‐Market Strategies and Credit Benefits: Unpacking Heterogeneous Political Connections in Response to Government Anti‐Corruption Initiatives pp. 349-389

- Yu Fengyan, Zhang Hongjuan, Justin Tan and Liang Qi
- Transactional Dependence and Technological Upgrading in Global Value Chains pp. 390-416

- Ziliang Deng, Xufei Ma and Ziyan Zhu
- Strategic Venturing as Legitimacy Creation: The Case of Sustainability pp. 417-459

- Markus Reihlen, Jan‐Florian Schlapfner, Monika Seeger and Hannah Trittin‐Ulbrich
- Unified Divergence and the Development of Collective Leadership pp. 460-488

- Charlotte Croft, Gerry McGivern, Graeme Currie, Andy Lockett and Dimitrios Spyridonidis
- A Multi‐Level Model of I‐deals in Workgroups: Employee and Coworker Perceptions of Leader Fairness, I‐Deals and Group Performance pp. 489-517

- Smriti Anand, Jeremy D. Meuser, Prajya R. Vidyarthi, Robert C. Liden, Denise M. Rousseau and Srinivas Ekkirala
- Introduction to the Point‐Counterpoint: The Corporate Objective as a Contingency pp. 518-525

- Jonathan Doh
- The Corporate Objective Revisited: The Shareholder Perspective pp. 526-554

- Maria Goranova and Lori Verstegen Ryan
- The Endurance of Shareholder Value Maximization as the Preferred Corporate Objective pp. 555-568

- Andrew C. Inkpen and Anant K. Sundaram
- Stakeholder Management & The Value of Human‐Centred Corporate Objectives pp. 569-582

- Bidhan (Bobby) L. Parmar, Andrew C. Wicks and R. Edward Freeman
Volume 59, month 01, 2022
- Grand Societal Challenges and Responsible Innovation pp. 1-28

- Christian Voegtlin, Andreas Georg Scherer, Günter K. Stahl and Olga Hawn
- Stakeholder Governance for Responsible Innovation: A Theory of Value Creation, Appropriation, and Distribution pp. 29-60

- Sophie Bacq and Ruth V. Aguilera
- From ‘Publish or Perish’ to Societal Impact: Organizational Repurposing Towards Responsible Innovation through Creating a Medical Platform pp. 61-91

- Madeleine Rauch and Shahzad (Shaz) Ansari
- Building Responsible Innovation in International Organizations through Intrapreneurship pp. 92-125

- Tina C. Ambos and Katherine Tatarinov
- Negative Spillovers Across Partnerships for Responsible Innovation: Evidence from the 2014 Ebola Outbreak pp. 126-162

- Birgul Arslan and Murat Tarakci
- Toward a Theory of Activist‐Driven Responsible Innovation: How Activists Pressure Firms to Adopt More Responsible Practices pp. 163-193

- Theodore L. Waldron, Chad Navis, Elizabeth P. Karam and Gideon D. Markman
- Family Business Restructuring: A Review and Research Agenda pp. 197-235

- David R. King, Olimpia Meglio, Luis Gomez‐Mejia, Florian Bauer and Alfredo De Massis
- Researching for Desirable Futures: From Real Utopias to Imagining Alternatives pp. 236-242

- Ali Aslan Gümüsay and Juliane Reinecke
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