Journal of Management Studies
1964 - 2025
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Volume 55, month 12, 2018
- Identity Co‐Formation in an Emerging Industry: Forging Organizational Distinctiveness and Industry Coherence Through Sensemaking and Sensegiving pp. 1323-1355

- Ileana Stigliani and Kimberly D. Elsbach
- Stock Return or Sales Growth? Multiple Performance Feedback and Strategic Investments Under Securities Analysts’ Earnings Pressure pp. 1356-1385

- Yu Zhang and Yan Gong
- Alliance Portfolio Diversity and Innovation: The Interplay of Portfolio Coordination Capability and Proactive Partner Selection Capability pp. 1386-1422

- Philip Degener, Indre Maurer and Suleika Bort
- Executives’ Stakeholder Values in the Prediction of Work Process Change pp. 1423-1451

- Nathan T. Washburn, David A. Waldman, Mary F. Sully de Luque and Min Z. Carter
- “I Shot the Sheriff”: Irony, Sarcasm and the Changing Nature of Workplace Resistance pp. 1452-1487

- Rafael Alcadipani, John Hassard and Gazi Islam
- Navigating a Dialectical Journey on Paradox Research: An Introduction to the Point–Counterpoint on Paradox Theory pp. 1488-1489

- Dries Faems and Igor Filatotchev
- Seeing the Forest and the Trees: How a Systems Perspective Informs Paradox Research pp. 1490-1506

- Jonathan Schad and Pratima Bansal
- The Learning Spiral: A Process Perspective on Paradox pp. 1507-1526

- Sebastian Raisch, Timothy J. Hargrave and Andrew H. van de Ven
Volume 55, month 11, 2018
- Perspectives on Disruptive Innovations pp. 1025-1042

- Arun Kumaraswamy, Raghu Garud and Shahzad (Shaz) Ansari
- Disruptive Innovation: An Intellectual History and Directions for Future Research pp. 1043-1078

- Clayton M. Christensen, Rory McDonald, Elizabeth Altman and Jonathan E. Palmer
- Embracing Bewilderment: Responding to Technological Disruption in Heterogeneous Market Environments pp. 1079-1121

- Saeed Khanagha, Mohammad Taghi Ramezan Zadeh, Oli R. Mihalache and Henk W. Volberda
- Why Do Incumbents Respond Heterogeneously to Disruptive Innovations? The Interplay of Domain Identity and Role Identity pp. 1122-1165

- Nadine Kammerlander, Andreas König and Melanie Richards
- Unpacking the Disruption Process: New Technology, Business Models, and Incumbent Adaptation pp. 1166-1202

- Alessio Cozzolino, Gianmario Verona and Frank Rothaermel
- Disruption in Platform‐Based Ecosystems pp. 1203-1241

- Hakan Ozalp, Carmelo Cennamo and Annabelle Gawer
- Unobtrusive Maintenance: Temporal Complexity, Latent Category Control and the Stalled Emergence of the Cleantech Sector pp. 1242-1277

- Charlene Zietsma, Trish Ruebottom and Angelique Slade Shantz
- An Ecosystem‐Level Process Model of Business Model Disruption: The Disruptor's Gambit pp. 1278-1316

- Yuliya Snihur, Llewellyn D. W. Thomas and Robert A. Burgelman
Volume 55, month 09, 2018
- How a Firm's Domestic Footprint and Domestic Environmental Uncertainties Jointly Shape Added Cultural Distances: The Roles of Resource Dependence and Headquarters Attention pp. 883-909

- Guus Hendriks, Arjen H. L. Slangen and Pursey P. M. A. R. Heugens
- To the Rescue!? Brokering a Rapid, Scaled and Customized Compassionate Response to Suffering after Disaster pp. 910-942

- Trenton A. Williams and Dean A. Shepherd
- Corporate Governance in China: A Meta‐Analysis pp. 943-979

- Canan C. Mutlu, Marc Van Essen, Mike W. Peng, Sabrina F. Saleh and Patricio Duran
- Let’s Talk about Language: A Review of Language‐Sensitive Research in International Management pp. 980-1013

- Päivi Karhunen, Anne Kankaanranta, Leena Louhiala‐Salminen and Rebecca Piekkari
- Fast Food Research in the Era of Unplanned Obsolescence pp. 1014-1020

- Michael Marinetto
Volume 55, month 07, 2018
- Managing Persistent Tensions on the Frontline: A Configurational Perspective on Ambidexterity pp. 739-769

- Alexander Zimmermann, Sebastian Raisch and Laura B. Cardinal
- When a Sinner Does a Good Deed: The Path‐Dependence of Reputation Repair pp. 770-808

- Haibing Shu and Sonia Man‐Lai Wong
- Partner Type Diversity in Alliance Portfolios: Multiple Dimensions, Boundary Conditions and Firm Innovation Performance pp. 809-836

- John Hagedoorn, Boris Lokshin and Ann‐Kristin Zobel
- Navigating Ambivalence: Perceived Organizational Prestige–Support Discrepancy and Its Relation to Employee Cynicism and Silence pp. 837-872

- Karim Mignonac, Olivier Herrbach, Carolina Serrano Archimi and Caroline Manville
- Poles Apart: The Arctic & Management Studies pp. 873-879

- Gail Whiteman and Dmitry Yumashev
Volume 55, month 06, 2018
- Meta†Analysis of Coefficient Alpha: A Reliability Generalization Study pp. 583-618

- Lindsey M. Greco, Ernest H. O'Boyle, Bethany S. Cockburn and Zhenyu Yuan
- The Convergence and Divergence of Job Discretion Between Occupations and Institutional Regimes in Europe from 1995 to 2010 pp. 619-647

- David Holman and Anthony Rafferty
- Socio†Emotional Wealth Separation and Decision†Making Quality in Family Firm TMTs: The Moderating Role of Psychological Safety pp. 648-676

- Pieter Vandekerkhof, Tensie Steijvers, Walter Hendriks and Wim Voordeckers
- Picking the Measuring Stick: The Role of Leaders in Social Comparisons pp. 677-702

- Karan Sonpar, Ian J. Walsh, Federica Pazzaglia, Miranda Eng and Ali Dastmalchian
- Prying Eyes: A Dramaturgical Approach to Professional Surveillance pp. 703-727

- Laura M. Visser, Inge L. Bleijenbergh, Yvonne W. M. Benschop and Allard Van Riel
- Making a Niche: The Marketization of Management Research and the Rise of ‘Knowledge Branding’ pp. 728-734

- Afshin Mehrpouya and Hugh Willmott
Volume 55, month 05, 2018
- What We Talk About When We Talk About Inequality: An Introduction to the Journal of Management Studies Special Issue pp. 381-393

- Roy Suddaby, Garry D. Bruton and James P. Walsh
- The Institutional Work of Exploitation: Employers’ Work to Create and Perpetuate Inequality pp. 394-423

- Ralph Hamann and Stephanie Bertels
- ‘Why Even Bother Trying?’ Examining Discouragement among Racial†Minority Entrepreneurs pp. 424-456

- François Neville, Juanita Kimiyo Forrester, Jay O'Toole and Allan Riding
- Breaking Boundaries: Exploring the Process of Intersective Market Activity of Immigrant Entrepreneurship in the Context of High Economic Inequality pp. 457-485

- Eliada Wosu Griffin†El and Joy Olabisi
- The Legitimacy of Inequality: Integrating the Perspectives of System Justification and Social Judgment pp. 486-516

- Patrick Haack and Jost Sieweke
- Achieving Social and Economic Equality by Unifying Business and Ethics: Adam Smith as the Cause of and Cure for the Separation Thesis pp. 517-544

- Scott L. Newbert
- Poverty's Monument: Social Problems and Organizational Field Emergence in Historical Perspective pp. 545-577

- R. Daniel Wadhwani
Volume 55, month 03, 2018
- Toward a Cognitive View of Signalling Theory: Individual Attention and Signal Set Interpretation pp. 209-231

- Will Drover, Matthew S. Wood and Andrew C. Corbett
- Flow Signals: Evidence from Patent and Alliance Portfolios in the US Biopharmaceutical Industry pp. 232-264

- Turanay Caner, Olga Bruyaka and John E. Prescott
- Strategic Flexibility in New High†Technology Ventures pp. 265-294

- Ye Dai, John C. Goodale, Gukdo Byun and Fangsheng Ding
- Resource Dependence and Network Relations: A Test of Venture Capital Investment Termination in China pp. 295-319

- Yanfeng Zheng and Jun Xia
- In Pursuit of Time: Business Plan Sequencing, Duration and Intraentrainment Effects on New Venture Viability pp. 320-351

- Christian Hopp and Francis J. Greene
Volume 55, month 01, 2018
- Knowledge Worker Mobility in Context: Pushing the Boundaries of Theory and Methods pp. 1-26

- Mike Wright, Valentina Tartari, Kenneth G. Huang, Francesco Di Lorenzo and Janet Bercovitz
- Context Factors and the Performance of Mobile Individuals in Research Teams pp. 27-59

- Chiara Franzoni, Giuseppe Scellato and Paula Stephan
- Leaving Employment to Entrepreneurship: The Value of Co†worker Mobility in Pushed and Pulled†Driven Start†ups pp. 60-85

- Vera Rocha, Anabela Carneiro and Celeste Varum
- The Impact of Knowledge Worker Mobility through an Acquisition on Breakthrough Knowledge pp. 86-107

- Haemin Dennis Park, Michael D. Howard and David M. Gomulya
- Do Higher Wages Reduce Knowledge Worker's Job Mobility? Evidence for Swedish Inventors pp. 108-145

- Olof Ejermo and Torben Schubert
- Pre†Exit Bundling, Turnover of Professionals, and Firm Performance pp. 146-173

- Rhett A. Brymer and David G. Sirmon
- Virtual Mobility and the Lonely Cloud: Theorizing the Mobility†Isolation Paradox for Self†Employed Knowledge†Workers in the Online Home†Based Business Context pp. 174-203

- Elizabeth Daniel, MariaLaura Di Domenico and Daniel Nunan
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