Journal of Management & Organization
1995 - 2025
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Volume 21, issue 6, 2015
- The impact of executive job demands on dismissals of newly appointed CEOs pp. 705-724

- Yu-Kai M Wang and Kun M Yang
- An insider view of the hybrid organisation: How managers respond to challenges of efficiency, legitimacy and meaning pp. 725-740

- Svein T. Johansen, Trude H. Olsen, Elsa Solstad and Harald Torsteinsen
- HR strategy during culture change: Building change agency pp. 741-754

- Llandis Barratt-Pugh and Susanne Bahn
- Intangible assets and decline: a population ecology perspective pp. 755-771

- Yu-Chen Wei and Carol Yeh-Yun Lin
- Being on the outer: The risks and benefits of spiritual self-disclosure in the Australian workplace pp. 772-785

- Joanna E Crossman
- International investment decisions under uncertainty: Contributions of real options theory and future directions pp. 786-811

- Sangcheol Song, Mona Makhija and Sung Min Kim
- Antecedents and consequences of co-opetition strategies in small and medium-sized accounting agencies pp. 812-834

- Hao-Chen Huang and Wenyi Chu
- The impact of prestigious top management team on international alliance formation: Evidence from Taiwanese electronics firms pp. 835-852

- Wang, Yu-Kai (Mike)
- Good George Brewing pp. 853-857

- Stephen G Bowden
Volume 21, issue 5, 2015
- The effects of TMT faultline configuration on a firm’s short-term performance and innovation activities pp. 558-572

- Xiao-Yun Xie, Wei-Liang Wang and Zhen-Jiang Qi
- Should the smiling curve frown during an economic downturn to enhance firm performance? pp. 573-593

- Chin-jung Luan and Chengli Tien
- Does open innovation apply to China? Exploring the contingent role of external knowledge sources and internal absorptive capacity in Chinese large firms and SMEs pp. 594-613

- Fang Huang, John Rice and Nigel Martin
- Alliance network size, partner diversity, and knowledge creation in small biotech firms pp. 614-626

- Woojin Yoon, Diane Y. Lee and Jaeyong Song
- Toward a life cycle theory of board evolution: Considering firm legitimacy pp. 627-649

- Elise Perrault and Patrick McHugh
- Inter-organizational relationships and firm performance: A study of the US equity underwriting market in the investment banking industry pp. 650-674

- Yi-Ju Lo and Tung Min Hung
- Exploring the influence of chief executive officer professional development and work context on organisation performance: A multi-theoretic perspective pp. 675-694

- Christian A Taniman and O’Shannassy, Timothy F
- Can a Darwinian nomenclature help reconcile alternative perspectives of the dynamic capabilities view? pp. 695-700

- Peter Galvin, John Rice and Tung-Shan Liao
- Evolutionary and Ecological conceptualization of dynamic capabilities: Identifying elements of the Teece and Eisenhardt schools pp. 701-704

- Felix Arndt and Norbert Bach
Volume 21, issue 4, 2015
- Relationship building in empowering leadership processes: A test of mediation and moderationa pp. 369-387

- Won Jun Kwak and Christine L Jackson
- The effects of external stakeholder pressure and ethical leadership on corporate social responsibility in China pp. 388-410

- Qing Tian, Yan Liu and Jianhong Fan
- The relationship between the board of directors and firm performance in private family firms: A test of the demographic versus behavioral approach pp. 411-435

- Rodrigo Basco and Wim Voordeckers
- TMT pay dispersion and firm performance: the moderating role of organizational governance effectiveness pp. 436-459

- Gregorio Sanchez-Marin and J. Samuel Baixauli-Soler
- Counterproductive work behavior and job satisfaction: A surprisingly rocky relationship pp. 460-470

- Joanna Czarnota-Bojarska
- Radical settlements to conflict: Conflict management and its implications for institutional change pp. 471-494

- Wesley S. Helms and Christine Oliver
- A relational perspective of institutional work pp. 495-514

- Cagri Topal
- They look while they leap: Generative co-occurrence of enactment and effectuation in entrepreneurial action pp. 515-534

- Sanjay Bhowmick
- On the prevalence of linear versus nonlinear thinking in undergraduate business education: A lot of rhetoric, not enough evidence pp. 535-547

- Robert D. Costigan and Kyle E. Brink
- Organizational justice–affective commitment relationship in a team sport setting: The moderating effect of group cohesion – ERRATUM pp. 548-548

- Jae-Pil Ha and Jaehyun Ha
- Goal orientation and employee creativity: The mediating role of creative role identity – ERRATUM pp. 549-549

- Wenhao Song, Hongyan Yu, Yanlong Zhang and Wan Jiang
Volume 21, issue 3, 2015
- How does servant leadership affect employee attitudes, behaviors, and psychological climates in a for-profit organizational context? pp. 263-290

- Adnan Ozyilmaz and Serpil S Cicek
- Paternalistic leadership, subordinate perceived leader–member exchange and organizational citizenship behavior pp. 291-306

- Chaoying Tang and Stefanie E Naumann
- Building affective commitment through job characteristics, leadership and empowerment pp. 307-320

- Sandhya Pentareddy and L. Suganthi
- Mindful by routine: Evidence from the Italian Air Force Tornado crews flying practices pp. 321-335

- M. Laura Frigotto and Marco Zamarian
- The impact of future time orientation on employees’ feedback-seeking behavior from supervisors and co-workers: The mediating role of psychological ownership pp. 336-349

- Jing Qian, Xiaosong Lin, Zhuo R. Han, Bowen Tian, George Z. Chen and Haiwan Wang
- A framework for organizational learning: zero, adaptive and generative learning pp. 350-368

- Ricardo Chiva and Johanna Habib
Volume 21, issue 2, 2015
- Leadership theories and the concept of work engagement: Creating a conceptual framework for management implications and research pp. 125-144

- Robert J. Blomme, Bas Kodden and Annamaria Beasley-Suffolk
- Organisational sequestering of workplace bullying: Adding insult to injury pp. 145-158

- Alison Thirlwall
- The role of work group context and information seeking in newcomer socialization: An interactionist perspective pp. 159-175

- Wen-Chi Zou, Qing Tian and Jia Liu
- The dimensions of alliance portfolio configuration: A mediation model pp. 176-202

- Ignacio Castro, José L Roldán and Francisco J Acedo
- Relationships among perceptions of organizational politics (POPs), work motivation and salesperson performance pp. 203-216

- Wen-Wei Yen
- Personal reputation and the organization pp. 217-236

- Robert Zinko and Mark Rubin
- Strategy implementation: What is the failure rate? pp. 237-262

- Carlos J F Cândido and Sérgio Santos
Volume 21, issue 1, 2015
- Strategy orientation, product innovativeness, and new product performance pp. 2-16

- Tsung-Chi Liu and Yi-Jen Chen
- Translating models of organization: Can the Mittelstand move from Bavaria to Geelong? pp. 17-36

- Danielle M. Logue, Walter P. Jarvis, Stewart Clegg and Antoine Hermens
- Chinese international business graduates: A career dilemma: Repatriate or stay? pp. 37-59

- Phyllis Tharenou
- Do environment and intuition matter in the relationship between decision politics and success? pp. 60-81

- Said Elbanna, C Anthony Di Benedetto and Jouhaina Gherib
- Goal orientation and employee creativity: The mediating role of creative role identity pp. 82-97

- Wenhao Song, Hongyan Yu, Yanlong Zhang and Wan Jiang
- Effects of exposure to unethical practices on the personal attitudes of accountants in small accounting firms pp. 98-106

- Soheila Mirshekary and Rodney Carr
- Organizational justice–affective commitment relationship in a team sport setting: The moderating effect of group cohesion pp. 107-124

- Jae-Pil Ha and Jaehyun Ha
Volume 20, issue 6, 2014
- Predicting real-time adaptive performance in a dynamic decision-making context pp. 715-732

- Darren Good
- Workplace bullying: Propositions from Heider’s balance theory pp. 733-748

- Peter Standen, Megan Paull and Maryam Omari
- Leader feedback and knowledge sharing: A regulatory focus theory perspective pp. 749-763

- Guiquan Li, Haixin Liu, Yufan Shang and Youmin Xi
- Management and ownership control in foreign investments: An analysis of the influence of isomorphism and quality of institutions pp. 764-783

- Mª de la Cruz Déniz-Déniz and Antonia Mercedes García-Cabrera
- Family firms as incubators for ethical behavior: An exploratory study from the perspective of stewardship theory pp. 784-807

- Manuel Carlos Vallejo-Martos and Raquel Puentes-Poyatos
- Quality of relationships with alternative suppliers: The role of supplier resilience and perceived benefits in supply networks pp. 808-831

- Dilek Yilmaz Börekçi, Arzu Işeri Say, Hayat Kabasakal and Yasin Rofcanin
- Strategic and architectural dimensions of the decision-making processes in South African multinational corporations pp. 832-850

- John M Luiz and Grant Visser
Volume 20, issue 5, 2014
- Sacred activism through seva and khidmat: Contextualising management and organisations in South Asia pp. 572-586

- Edwina Pio and Jawad Syed
- Organizational justice of work–life balance for professional/managerial group and non-professional group in Australia: Creation of inclusive and fair organizations pp. 587-607

- Yuka Fujimoto and Fara Azmat
- What matters in the relationship between mentoring and job-related stress? The moderating effects of protégés’ traditionality and trust in mentor pp. 608-623

- Jing Qian, XiaoSong Lin, Zhuo R Han, Zhen X Chen and Jay M Hays
- The individual and congruence effects of core self-evaluation on supervisor–subordinate guanxi and job satisfaction pp. 624-647

- Man-Ling Chang
- A Māori approach to management: Contrasting traditional and modern Māori management practices in Aotearoa New Zealand pp. 648-670

- Jason Paul Mika and John Gerard O'Sullivan
- Key considerations for facilitating employment of female Sudanese refugees in Australia pp. 671-690

- Desireé Gaillard and Kate Hughes
- The influence of HR practices and job satisfaction on interpersonal deviance in the workplace pp. 691-709

- Faridahwati Mohd Shamsudin, Chandrakantan Subramaniam and Subramaniam Sri Ramalu
Volume 20, issue 4, 2014
- Contextualizing research: Putting context back into organizational behavior research pp. 417-422

- Charmine E. J. Härtel and O’Connor, Jennifer M.
- Contextualizing dirty work: The neglected role of cultural, historical, and demographic context pp. 423-440

- Blake E Ashforth and Glen E Kreiner
- Personality and contextual antecedents of organizational citizenship behavior: A study of two occupational groups pp. 441-462

- Pinar H. Imer, Hayat Kabasakal and Ali Dastmalchian
- Subordinates’ feedback-seeking behavior in supervisory relationships: A moderated mediation model of supervisor, subordinate, and dyadic characteristics pp. 463-484

- Jae Uk Chun, Byoung Kwon Choi and Hyoung Koo Moon
- The relationship between workgroup identification and organizational identification: The moderating role of perceived similarities between targets pp. 485-507

- Géraldine Marique, Florence Stinglhamber, Donatienne Desmette and Edwine Goldoni
- How does self-regulation of emotions impact employee work engagement: The mediating role of social resources pp. 508-525

- Dave Bouckenooghe, Usman Raja and Muhammad Abbas
- The role of voice efficacy in the formation of voice behaviour: A cross-level examination pp. 526-543

- Jinyun Duan, Ho Kwong Kwan and Bin Ling
- Delving into promises: Conceptually exploring the beliefs constituting the contemporary psychological contract pp. 544-566

- Sarah Bankins
Volume 20, issue 3, 2014
- Dangerous frontiers in corporate governance pp. 268-286

- Thomas Clarke
- Perceived voluntary code legitimacy: Towards a theoretical framework and research agenda pp. 287-312

- Wesley Helms and Kernaghan Webb
- Board independence and firm performance in Southern Europe: A contextual and contingency approach pp. 313-332

- Rebeca García-Ramos and Myriam García-Olalla
- Top executive pay in Spanish banking system pp. 333-347

- Idoya Ferrero-Ferrero, María Ángeles Fernández-Izquierdo and María Jesús Muñoz-Torres
- Different strokes: IPO risk factors, investor valuation, and firm survival pp. 348-364

- Fariss-terry Mousa, Paul E. Bierly and William J Wales
- Does privatisation drive innovation? Business model innovation through stakeholder viewpoints: the case of Sydney Airport 10 years post-privatisation pp. 365-386

- Dorothea Bowyer and Ross L. Chapman
- The value of outside director experience to firm strategies: Evidence from joint ventures pp. 387-409

- Jung-Ho Lai, Li-Yu Chen and I-Ju Chen
Volume 20, issue 2, 2014
- Corporate performance drivers in vertical downstream alliance portfolios: The Korean defense industry pp. 148-164

- Ho-Sung Kim and Sun-Young Choi
- Making strategy work: The role of the middle manager pp. 165-186

- Mari Jansen Van Rensburg, Annemarie Davis and Peet Venter
- Investigating the role of middle managers in strategy-making process: An Australian mixed method study pp. 187-205

- Tim O'Shannassy
- The relationships among network ties, organizational agility, and organizational performance: A study of the flat glass industry in Taiwan pp. 206-226

- Yu-Muo Lee and Chyan Yang
- Strategic collaboration of R&D entities for technology convergence: Exploring organizational differences within the triple helix pp. 227-249

- Seongkyoon Jeong
- Applying a Darwinian model to the dynamic capabilities view: Insights and issues1 pp. 250-263

- Peter Galvin, John Rice and Tung-Shan Liao
Volume 20, issue 1, 2014
- Family ownership logic: Framing the core characteristics of family businesses pp. 6-37

- Ethel Brundin, Emilia Florin Samuelsson and Leif Melin
- Environmental uncertainty affects inter-organisational partner selection: The mediating role of cost and strategy in alliance motivations among SMEs pp. 38-55

- Wei-Long Lee
- Cultural drivers of high performing knowledge-intensive service organisations pp. 56-78

- Fiona Edgar, Brendan Gray, Victoria Browning and Kirsty Dwyer
- An analysis of Meyer and Allen's continuance commitment construct pp. 79-99

- Stephen Jaros and Robert A. Culpepper
- A team-learning framework for business model innovation in an emerging market pp. 100-120

- Hao-Chen Huang, Mei-Chi Lai, Meng-Chun Kao and Chien-Hui Sung
- Turnaround management strategies in local authorities: managerial, political and national obstacles to recovery pp. 121-138

- Itai Beeri and Doron Navot
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