Featured Publications
Keil, T., Posen, H., & Workiewicz, M.
(2022).
Aspirations, Beliefs and a New Idea: Building on March’s Other Model of Performance Feedback.
Academy of Management Review
Meuris, J., & Gladstone, J.
(2023).
Contextual inequality in the performance costs of financial precarity.
Journal of Management
Honoré, F., & Ganco, M.
(2023).
Entrepreneurial Teams’ Acquisition of Talent: Evidence from Technology Manufacturing Industries Using a Two-Sided Approach.
Strategic Management Journal
(44), 141-170.
Bapna, S., & Ganco, M.
(2022).
Equity Crowdfunding and Access to Capital for User Entrepreneurs: Evidence from a Randomized Field Experiment.
MIS Quarterly
Agarwal, S., Miller, C., & Ganco, M.
(2023).
Growing Platforms within Platforms: How Platforms Manage the Adoption of Complementor Products in the Presence of Network Effects.
Strategic Management Journal
Agarwal, R., Ganco, M., & Raffiee, J.
(2022).
Immigrant Entrepreneurship: The Effect of Early Career Immigration Constraints and Job-Education Match on Science and Engineering Workforce.
Organization Science
(33), 1372-1395.
Stajkovic, A., & Stajkovic, K.
(2022).
Leadership Ethics of Care, Racial Inclusion, and Economic Health in Cities: Is There a Female Leadership Advantage.
Journal of Business Ethics
Chen, J., Elfenbein, D., Posen, H., & Wang, M.
(2022).
Programs of Experimentation and Pivoting for (Overconfident) Entrepreneurs.
Academy of Management Review
Bredehorst, J., Krautter, K., Meuris, J., & Jachimowicz, J.
(2023).
The challenge of maintaining passion for work over time: A dynamic perspective on passion and emotional exhaustion.
Organization Science
Blank, S., & Eckhardt, J.
(2023).
The Lean Startup as an Actionable Theory Of Entrepreneurship.
Journal of Management
Southwick, D., Liu, Z., Baldwin, C., Quirk, A., Ungar, L., Tsay, C., & Duckworth, A.
(2023).
The trouble with talent: Semantic ambiguity in the workplace.
Organizational Behavior and Human Decision Processes
(174), article 104223.
Zhang, V., Mohliver, A., & King, M.
(2022).
Where Is All the Deviance? Liminal Prescribing and the Social Networks Underlying the Prescription Drug Crisis.
Administrative Science Quarterly