Publications tagged as Management

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  1. Conference Proceedings Management February 2017

    Course, Classroom, and Lesson Design: Flipped Classroom Exercises, Online Assessments, and Customized Individual Research

    Academy of International Business West Region Annual Conference
  2. Journal Articles Management 2017

    Conversational humor and job satisfaction at work: Exploring the role of humor production, appreciation, and positive affect

    Christopher Robert
    Humor: International Journal of Humor Research
  3. Journal Articles Management 2017

    Flexible production resources and capacity utilization rates: A robust optimization perspective

    Aldis Jakubovskis
    International Journal of Production Economics
  4. Journal Articles Management 2017

    "Linking extraversion and proactive personality to career success: The role of mentoring received and organizational knowledge."  

    Daniel Turban
    Journal of Career Development
  5. Journal Articles Management November 2017

    Are Boards Designed to Fail? The Implausibility of Effective Board Monitoring

    Joel Andrus
    Academy of Management Annals
  6. Journal Articles Management 2018

    On Wrongdoing in the Organization

    Journal of Management
  7. Journal Articles Management 2018

    "Do Women CEOs Face Greater Threat of Shareholder Activism Compared to Male CEOs? A Role Congruity Perspective."

    Daniel Turban
    Journal of Applied Psychology
  8. Journal Articles Management 2018

    "From the unfolding process to self-regulation in job search:  Integrating between- and within-person approaches."

    Daniel Turban
    Research in Personnel and Human Resource Management
  9. Journal Articles Management 2018

    "Insight into Job Search Self-Regulation: The Effects of Employment Self-Efficacy and Perceived Progress on Job Search Intensity."

    Daniel Turban
    Journal of Vocational Behavior
  10. Journal Articles Management 2018

    Commentary: Opening the black box of celebrity and infamy: Constituents as active consumers of media content.

    Academy of Management Review