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Professor Kai Zheng, UM Schools of Information and Public Health,
"User
Reaction to IT Systems in Health Care: A Multi-Site Multi-Approach Study".
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April 4, 2008
Professor Cristina Gibson, UC-Irvine,
"The
Science and Art of Global Collaborations: Investigating Antecedents and
Consequences of External Adjustment"
March 28, 2008
Professor Isabel Fernandez-Mateo, London Business School,
"Relationship Duration and Returns to Brokerage in the Staffing Sector"
March 21, 2008
Likert Dissertation Award Winners:
Professor Adam Grant, UNC-Chapel Hill,
"The
Significance of Task Significance: Job Performance Effects, Relational
Mechanisms, and Boundary Conditions"
and Professor Franciso Polidoro, UT-Austin, "Inertia
in the Assessment of Technological Innovations: An Examination of the FDA
Approval of New Drugs"
March 14, 2008
Professor Jeff Edwards, UNC-Chapel Hill,
"Methods
for Integrating Moderation and Mediation: A General Analytical Framework Using
Moderated Path Analysis
"
February 8, 2008
Professor Rebecca Henderson, MIT Sloan School,
"Diseconomies
of scope between existing businesses and growth opportunities: evidence from the
history of computing"
February 1, 2008
Professor John Hollenbeck, Michigan State University,
" Tactical Leadership and Sub-Unit Coordination: Structure and Planning in Teams of Teams"
January 25, 2008
Professor Martin Ruef, Department of Sociology, Princeton University,
"Credit and Classification: Defining Industry Boundaries in 19th Century
America"
January 18, 2008
Professor
Raanan Lipshitz, Faculty of Social
Sciences, Department of Psychology, University of Haifa,
"Paradigms and Mindfulness in Decision Making: Why the Israel Defense Force
Failed in the Second Lebanon War"
January 4, 2008
Professor David Harrison,
Management & Organization, Smeal
College of Business,
Penn State University,
"What's the Difference? Making (Further) Sense of the Diversity Narrative in
Organizations"
November 30, 2007
Professor David Thacher, Ford School of Public Policy, University of Michigan,
"Values
for Practice: Rethinking Applied Research"
November 9, 2007
Professor Mitchell Stevens, New York University,
"Individualized
Consideration and Social Inequality in Selective College Admissions"
November 2, 2007
Professor Jerker Denrell, Graduate School of Business, Stanford University,
"Learning and Identity Signaling"
October 26, 2007
Professor John Chamberlin, Ford School of Public Policy, University of Michigan,
"Nonprofits, Funders, and the Effectiveness of the Local Social Safety Net"
October 19, 2007
Professor Stevan Hobfoll, Kent State University:
"Been Down So Long it Looks Like Up to Me: How Burnout Takes its Toll and How Engagement Might be Fostered"
October 12, 2007
Professor Matthew Kraatz, University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign,
"Institutions, Pluralism, and the Possibility of Organizational Integrity"
September 28, 2007
Professor Mark Kennedy, University of Southern California:
"The Media, Mainstreaming, and Market Formation"
September 21, 2007
Professor Marshall Van Alstyne, Information Systems, School of Management, Boston University:
"Diffusion, Network Structure & Information Advantage"
September 14, 2007
Professor Gerardo Patriotta, Nottingham University Business School:
"Templates as a Vehicle of Knowledge Institutionalization: Lessons from a Green Field Automotive Factory"
September 7, 2007
Professor Sean Safford, Organizations and Strategy, The University of Chicago Graduate School of Business:
"How Allentown Got its Groove Back: Social Capital and the Transformation of Mature Industrial Regions "
April 13, 2007
Professor Linda
Putnam, Department of Communication, Texas A&M University:
"Dialectics and Paradoxes as Discursive Strategies
for Organizational Analysis"
April 6, 2007
Professor Kathie
Sutcliffe, Ross School of Business, University of Michigan: "Revisiting Information Overload"
March 30, 2007
Professor Melissa
Thomas-Hunt, The Johnson School, Cornell University: "Too
Good to Be True? The Unintended Signaling Effects of Educational Prestige on
External Expectations of Team Performance"
March 23, 2007
Professor Sidney
Winter, Wharton School, University of Pennsylvania:
"Economic Analysis for Business Strategy: The Case
of the Evolutionary Approach"
March 16, 2007
Professor
Christina Ahmadjian, Graduate School of International Corporate
Strategy, Hitotsubashi University:
"Co-opting globalization: Local politics and the
transformation of South Korea and Japan"
March 9, 2007
Professor Karl
Aquino, Sauder School of Business, University of British Columbia:
"The Relationship Between Moral Identity and
Moral
Outcomes: A Social Cognitive Framework"
February 23, 2007
Professor Minyuan
Zhao, Strategy, Ross School of Business, University of Michigan:
"Multinational
R&D: the Role of Firms' Internal Organization"
February 9, 2007
Professor Neil
Fligstein, Department of Sociology, University of California-Berkeley:
"Shareholder
Value and the Transformation of American Industries, 1984-2001"
February 2, 2007
Research on
Non-Profits at the University of Michigan
Moderator: Ashley Zwick, Managing Director, Nonprofit & Public
Management Center
Presenters:
January 26, 2007
Professor Jean
Wineman and Professor Sophia Psarra, College of Architecture and
Urban Planning, University of Michigan:
"Space Syntax Theory, Methods, Applications"
January 19, 2007
Professor David
Krackhardt, Heinz School of Public Policy and Management, Carnegie
Mellon University:
"The Power of Simmelian Ties in Organizations"
January 12, 2007
Professor Scott
Page,
Complex Systems, Political Science, and Economics, University of Michigan:
"The Difference: Cognitive Diversity and
Predictive Models"
January 5, 2007
Panel on
Reviewing, with Mark Mizruchi, Jason Owen-Smith, and Jim Walsh,
University of Michigan
December 8, 2006
Professor James
Baron, Yale School of Management, Department of Management: "Organizational
Identities and the Hazard of Change"
December 1, 2006
"Making
Sense of Organizing": Karl Weick Special Issue
Organizers: Michael Cohen, School of Information and Kathie
Sutcliffe, Ross School of Business
Guest Panel Speakers: Sally Maitlis, University of British Columbia; Doug Orton, The George Washington University; Tim Vogus, Vanderbilt University
November 17, 2006
Professor William
Ocasio, Northwestern University, Kellogg School of Management,
Management & Organizations:
"Governance Channels, Structures, and Capabilities in
Multibusiness Organizations: A Historical Case Analysis of the General
Electric Co."
November 10, 2006
"Lessons Learned about School Improvement from
Comprehensive School Reform Providers"
Organizers: Professor Brian
Rowan, School of Education;
Professor Rick Price, Organizational Studies; Professor David Cohen, School of Education;
Charlie Vanover, School of Education
Presenters: Gene Chasin,
Director, Accelerated Schools; Marc Tucker,
President, National Center on Education and the Economy,
Co-founder, America’s Choice; Robert Slavin (Chairman) and Nancy
Madden (President)
Success for All Foundation; Marshall Smith,
Director, Education Program,
William and Flora Hewlett Foundation
November 3, 2006
Professor Neal
Ashkanasy, University of Queensland, UQ Business School, Management:
"Research on Emotion in Organizations: A
Multilevel Perspective"
October 27, 2006
Professor Kate
Kellogg, Massachusetts Institute of Technology, Sloan School of
Business, Organizational Studies:
"Micromobilization: Making institutional change in surgery
via cycles of challenge in everyday workplace encounters"
October 20, 2006
Professor Curtis
LeBaron, Brigham Young University, Marriott School, Organizational
Leadership and Strategy:
"Bodies of
Knowledge: Analyzing Practices of Understanding by Surgical Teams in a
Teaching Hospital"
October 13, 2006
Professor Robert
Gibbons, Massachusetts Institute of Technology, Sloan School of
Business, Department of Economics: "Organizational Economics"
October 6, 2006
Professor
Stephanie Brown, General Medicine, Medical School, University of
Michigan: Tentative: "Social Bonds and Investing in Others:
Recasting the Functional Significance of Close Relationships"
September 29, 2006
Professor Lada
Adamic, School of Information, University of Michigan:
"Information Diffusion in Online Communities"
September 22, 2006
Professor Stuart
Hart, Cornell University, The Johnson Graduate School of Management:
"A Theory of Fringe Stakeholder-Driven Innovation"
September 15, 2006
Jon Udell,
Author, Strategic Developer, InfoWorld:
"Superpatrons and Superlibraries"
September 8, 2006
Professor Martha
Feldman, University of California-Irvine, School of Social Ecology, Department of
Planning, Policy & Design:
"Routine Dynamics"
April 14, 2006 (AKA JaneFest)
"Contemporary
Research Issues Panel"
Jason Kanov, Seattle University
Michael Pratt, Illinois University
Ryan Quinn, University of Virginia
Laura Morgan Roberts, Harvard University
Nancy Rothbard, University of Pennsylvania
Amy Wrzesniewski, New York University:
April 7, 2006
Likert
Dissertation Prize
Winners (RealMedia recording): Ryan Quinn, University of Virginia and Klaus Weber,
Northwestern University
April 7, 2006 (9:00-10:30 a.m. at Ross School of Business)
Special Session for Ph.D. Students
"Trials
and Triumphs of the Dissertation Process"
with the Likert Dissertation Prize Winners: Klaus Weber, Northwestern University
and Ryan Quinn, University of Virginia
March 31, 2006
Professor William
Barnett, Business Leadership,
Strategy, & Organizations and Senior Fellow at the Stanford Institute for
the Environment,
Graduate School of Business, Stanford University: "The Red Queen, Success Bias, and Organizational
Inertia"
March 24, 2006
Professor Kazuo Ichijo, Organizational Behavior & Management, Hitotsubashi University:
"Knowledge-based Management and
Organization"
March 17, 2006
Professor Mark deRond, Judge Business School, Cambridge University:
"Strategic Alliances as Social Facts: Business,
Biotechnology & Intellectual History"
March 10, 2006
Professor
Michal Tamuz, Center for Health Services Research, University of
Tennessee-Memphis:
"Classifying
and Interpreting Threats to Patient Safety: Implications for Organizational
Learning"
February 24, 2006
Professor Ted
London, William Davidson Institute, Ross School of Business, University of
Michigan:
"The Base of the Pyramid: Theoretical and Practical
Implications"
February 17, 2006
Professor Wayne
Baker, Management & Organizations, Ross School of Business, University
of Michigan:
"Shared Values and Social Capital"
February 10, 2006
Professor Eugenia Cacciatori, Centre for Research on Business Organization, Universita Bocconi:
"Between Problem Solving and Conflict Resolution:
The Role of Artifacts in the Knowledge Integration Process"
February 3, 2006
Professor David
Stark, Arthur Lehman Professor of Sociology and International Affairs,
Columbia University:
"Social Times
of Network Spaces: Network Sequences and Foreign Investment in Hungary,
1987-2001"
January 27, 2006
Professor David
Woods, Institute for Ergonomics, Cognitive Systems Engineering
Laboratory, Ohio State University:
"Engineering Resilience for Safety Management"
January 20, 2006
Professor Carol Heimer, Department of Sociology, Weinberg College of Arts & Sciences, Northwestern University:
"Thinking About How to Avoid Thought: Deep Norms,
Shallow Rules, and the Structure of Attention"
January 13,2006
Professor William
Ouchi, Human Resources & Organizational Behavior, Anderson School of
Management, University of California-Los Angeles:
"Power to the Principals"
January 6, 2006
Professor
JoAnne Yates, Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT), Sloan School
of Management, Behavioral Policy Science:
"Structuring the Information Age: Life Insurance
and Technology in the Twentieth Century"
December 2, 2005
Professor Susan
Ashford, Ross School of Business and Ruth Blatt, Ross School of
Business:
"Meaning-Making at Work: Insights from Independent
Workers"
November 18, 2005
Professor Debra
Meyerson, Stanford University, School of Education and Graduate School
of Business, Organizational Behavior:
"Reconstructing Gender through
Organizational Learning"
November 11, 2005
Professor Sara
Rynes, University of Iowa,
Tippie College of Business,
Management & Organizations:
"Across the Great Divide: Some
Explorations in the Human Resource Management Field"
November 4, 2005
Professor Quy Huy,
Corporate Strategy INSEAD:
"Emotional Triggers in Strategy
Implementation"
October 28, 2005
Organizational
Resilience Conference:
"Resilience in
Context"
Daniel Beunza, Assistant Professor, Economics and Business Department, Universitat Pompeu Fabra, Barcelona (Spain)
Mary Ann Glynn, Professor of Organization and Management, Goizueta Business School, Emory University
Paul Schulman, Professor, Government Department, Mills College
October 21, 2005
Professor Jeffrey
Polzer, Harvard Business School, Organizational Behavior:
"Too many cooks spoil the broth: How high status
individuals decrease group effectiveness"
October 7, 2005
Dr. James Loehr,
Chairman, CEO, and Co-Founder, LGE Performance Systems, Inc.:
"The
Power of Full Engagement."
Presentation not recorded per Dr. Loehr's request.
September 30, 2005
Professor Dan Levinthal, University of Pennsylvania, The Wharton School, Management:
"The Gradualists Dynamics of Punctuated Change
and their Implications for Management Research"
September 23, 2005
Professor Jason
Owen-Smith, Organizational Studies and Sociology Department:
"Epochal Institutional Change and Academic Research
Commercialization"
September 16, 2005
Professor Haridimos Tsoukas, Athens Laboratory of Business Administration (ALBA):
"How is New Knowledge Created in
Organizations? A Post-Rationalist Account"
September 9, 2005
Professor Dick
Scott, Stanford University and Jerry Davis, Ross School of
Business:
"Alternative Futures for Organization Theory"
April 15, 2005
Professor
Marlena Fiol, Health Administration, Management, Business School, University of Colorado-Denver:
"Identity & Legitimacy: Borrowed, Broken Down,
and Built Up,"
April 8, 2005
Professor Marc
Schneiberg, Department of Sociology, Reed College:
"Private, Public or Cooperative?:
Ownership, Organizational Form and Industrial Order in the US Electrical
Utility Industry in the Progressive Era and Early New Deal"
April 1, 2005
Professor
Hayagreeva "Huggy" Rao, Management & Organizations, Kellogg School of Management, Northwestern
University:
"Border
Patrol: Culinary Categories as Constraints in French Gastronomy"
March 25, 2005
Professor Jeff
Liker, Department of Industrial & Operations Engineering, College of Engineering, University of Michigan:
"The Toyota Way: A Sociotechnical Learning
Organization in Action"
March 18, 2005
Professor Joel
Podolny, Leadership & Management, Harvard Business School:
"A Sociological (De)construction of the
Relationship Between Status and Quality"
March 11, 2005
Professor John
Paul MacDuffie, Management, Wharton School of Business, University of Pennsylvania:
"Collaboration in Supply Chains: With and
Without Trust"
February 25, 2005
Professor Andy
Hoffman, Ross School of Business and School of Natural Resources &
Environment, University of Michigan: "Reconsidering the role of the
practical-theorist: (Re) connecting organizational theory to practice"
February 4, 2005
ICOS 15th
Anniversary Symposium,
celebrating
fifteen years of interdisciplinary community focused on the science of
organizational studies at the University of Michigan
Guest Panelists: Paul Courant, Provost & Executive Vice
President for Academic Affairs; June Howard, Associate Dean for
Interdisciplinary Initiatives, Rackham Graduate School; Robert Kahn, Research Scientist Emeritus, Survey Research Center;
Rick Price, Director
of LSA Organizational Studies, Professor of Psychology, Research Professor
Survey Research Center
January 28, 2005
David Bornstein, Independent Journalist:
"Will Our
Great-Grandchildren Go to Museums to See What Poverty Was?: The Emergence of
Social Entrepreneurship and its Implications on Our Lives and on the World"
January 21, 2005
Professor Allan
Afuah, Corporate Strategy & International Business, Ross School of
Business, University of Michigan:
"A Resource-based View of Africa: Why
Africa cannot take care of itself despite its numerous valuable resources"
January 14, 2005
Professor Claus Rerup,
Organizational Behavior, Richard Ivey School of Business, University of Western
Ontario: Presentation has not been posted per Professor Rerup's request
January 7, 2005
Professor
Sheena Iyengar, Management and Psychology, Columbia University: "How
Choices are Demotivating: Evidence from 401(k) Investors and Speed Daters"
December 10, 2004
Professor Karen
Locke, Organizational Behavior, School of Business Administration, The
College of William & Mary:
"Imaginative
Theorizing in Qualitative Research"
December 3, 2004
Professor Karl
Weick, Management & Organizations, Michigan Business School:
"Imagination in
Organizational Studies"
November 19, 2004
Professor Heather
Elms, Strategy & Ethics, Department of Business & Society, Graduate
School of Business, Central European University at Budapest:
"Lying, Cheating, Stealing -- and the Ring of Gyges"
November 12, 2004
Professor Mustafa
Emirbayer, Department of Sociology, University of Wisconsin-Madison
Professor Victoria Johnson,
Management and Organizations, Michigan
Business School:
"Bourdieu and Organizational Analysis"
November 5, 2004
Professor Fiona
Lee, Organizational Psychology, Management and Organizations, Michigan
Business School: "Can
Power Change People"
October 29, 2004
Professor Beth
Bechky, Management, Graduate School of Management, University of California-Davis: "Coordination in Context: A Work-Based Approach
to Coordination in Organizations"
October 22, 2004
Professor Charles
Tilly, Social Science, Department of Sociology, Columbia University:
"Trust and Predation"
October 15, 2004
Professor Art
Brief, Organizational Behavior, A.B. Freeman School of Business, Tulane
University:
"Communities Matter"
October 8, 2004
Professor Frank
Dobbin, Sociology Department, The Graduate School of Arts & Sciences, Harvard University:
"Affirmative Action in Action: Women and
Minorities in Management"
October 1, 2004
"Positive Relationships at Work"
Guest Panelists: Steven Duck, University of Iowa; William Kahn,
Boston University; and Denise Rousseau, Carnegie Mellon University
Moderators: Professor Belle
Ragins, School of Business Administration, Organizations & Strategic
Management, University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee and
Jane Dutton, Management & Organizations, Michigan Business
School
September 24, 2004
"The Global
Corporation and Human Well-Being?": Professor Jerry Davis, Professor Tim
Fort, Professor Richard Price, Professor Mayer Zald, Professor Marina Whitman,
Professor David Hess, Marlys Christiansen, Adam Grant, University of Michigan
September 17, 2004
Professor Barry Schwartz, Social Theory and Social Action, Department of
Psychology, Swarthmore College:
"The Paradox of
Choice: Why More is Less"
September 10, 2004
Professor Max Bazerman, Negotiations, Organizations, and Markets, Harvard
Business School:
"Predictable
Surprises"
April 16, 2004
Professor
Kristian Kreiner, Department of Organization and Industrial Sociology,
Copenhagen Business School:
"Making Knowledge Manageable"
April 9, 2004
Professor Lloyd
Sandelands,
Management & Organizations and Psychology, University of Michigan:
"Whither Positive Organizational
Scholarship?"
March 26, 2004
Professor Michael
Tushman, Business Administration, Harvard Business School:
"Innovation Streams and Ambidextrous Organizational
Designs: On Building Dynamic Capabilities"
March 19, 2004
Professor James
Spillane,
Learning Sciences; Human Development & Social Policy; Institute for Policy
Research, School of Education and Social Policy, Northwestern University: "Standards Deviation: A Sense-Making Account of
Education Standards Implementation"
March 12, 2004
Professor David
Cohen,
School of Education, University of Michigan:
"The Dilemma of Implementation, and Standards-Based
School Reform"
March 5, 2004
Professor
Chip Heath, Organizational Behavior, Graduate School of Business,
Stanford University: "On the Psychology of Culture: Urban Legends,
Mad Cow Disease, Drinking Tales, and the Mozart Effect"
February 13, 2004
Professor Ed Diener, Department
of Psychology, University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign:
"A Scientific Analysis of Happiness: The Causes and
Consequences of Well-Being"
February 6, 2004
Professor Joel
Baum,
Strategic Management and Sociology, Rotman School of management, University
of Toronto:
"Dancing with Strangers: Aspiration Performance
and the Search for Underwriting Syndicate Partners"
January 30, 2004
Professor Anat Rafaeli,
Industrial Engineering and Management, Technion-Israel Institute of
Technology:
"Emotion as the Connection of Artifacts
and Organizations"
January 16, 2004
Professor Malcolm
McCullough,
Taubman College of Architecture and Urban Planning, University of Michigan:
"Digital Craft -- Form-Giving, Work Practices,
and the Idea of Design"
January 9, 2004
Professor Joanne
Martin, Organizational Behavior and Sociology, Graduate School of Business,
Stanford University:
"Institutional Interlocks and the
Perpetuation of Gender Inequalities: Technology Training in Mexico"
December 5, 2003
Professor David Obstfeld,
Organization & Strategy, Graduate School of Management,
University of California, Irvine:
"Social Networks, Personal Knowledge, and
Entrepreneurial Action: An Integrative Approach to Innovation"
November 21, 2003
Professor Sim Sitkin,
Management, The Fuqua School of Business, Duke University:
"An Empirical Examination of Leadership as a
Determinant of Trust"
November 14,2003
Professor Tim Fort,
Business Ethics and Business Law and Professor
Cindy Schipani, Business Law and The William Davidson
Institute Area Director of Corporate Governance, Michigan Business School:
"The Role of the Corporation in Fostering
Peaceful Societies?"
October 31, 2003
Professor Dev Jennings,
Strategic Management & Organization,
School of Business,
University of Alberta:
"Discovering the Dynamics of Institutional
Environments: Modeling Legal Rule Revision"
October 24, 2003
Professor Charles Sabel, Columbia Law School:
"A Theory of
Real-Time Revolution," the public portion of the workshop on "Reading Dewey:
Augmenting the Foundations of Organization Studies"
October 17, 2003
Professor Mary Jo Hatch,
McIntire School of Commerce,
University of Virginia:
"Should Organizing Be More Like Jazz?"
October 10, 2003
Workshop:
"Strategies for Renewal: Getting Beyond Surviving and Working Towards Thriving!"
Professor Jane Dutton, Organizational Behavior & Human Resource Management;
Professor Barbara Fredrickson, Department of Psychology; Professor Karl Weick,
Organizational Behavior & Human Resource Management
October 3, 2003
Professor Terry Dworkin, Kelly School of Business, Indiana University:
"Controlling
Organizations through Whistleblowing: Global Trends and the Impact of Gender"
September 26, 2003
Professor Jennifer Crocker, Psychology Department, University of Michigan:
"The Costly
Pursuit of Self-Esteem"
September 19, 2003
The Role of Organizational Environment in Health and Performance
Conference
Professor Kim Cameron, Organizational Behavior & Human Resource
Management, Michigan Business School:
"How Do
Organizations Foster Extraordinary Performance in People?"
Professor Gretchen Spreitzer, Professor Kathie Sutcliffe, and Professor Jane Dutton, Organizational Behavior & Human Resource Management, Michigan Business School: "Work Organizations that Enable Human Thriving"
September 12, 2003
Professor James Walsh, Organizational Behavior & Human Resource Management,
Michigan Business School:
"Misery Loves
Companies: Whither Social Initiatives by Business"
September 5, 2003
Professor Royston Greenwood, Strategic Management & Organization, School of
Business, University of Alberta:
"Organizations,
Ownership and Privilege: Does Anybody Care?"
April 11, 2003
Professor Paul Thagard, Department
of Philosophy, University of Waterloo:
"Emotional Consensus in Group
Decision Making"
April 4, 2003
Professor Jeffrey Sanchez-Burks, Organizational Behavior & Human Resource
Management, University of Michigan Business School:
"The Social Emotional and The Professional:
Studies on American Workways"
March 28, 2003
Professor Scott Page, Center
for Political Studies, University of Michigan:
"Can Game(s) Theory Explain Culture?"
March 21, 2003
Professor Mary Ann Glynn, Organizational
Behavior & Human Resource Management, University of Michigan Business
School, visiting scholar from Emory University, Goizueta Business School:
"Evangelical Domesticity and Martha Stewart
Living Magazine, 1990-2002"
March 14, 2003
Professor Julia Liebeskind, Management & Organization, Marshall School of
Business, University of Southern California:
"Public
Research and Intellectual Property Rights: A Tale of Two Inventions"
March 7, 2003
Professor Theresa Lant, Management & Organizational Behavior, Stern School
of Business, New York University:
"Emerging
Cognitive Community in Silicon Alley"
February 21, 2003
Professor Jason Owen-Smith, Sociology Department, University of Michigan:
"Topology
and Technology Transfer: Managing Ambiguity in a University Licensing
Office"
February 14, 2003
Professor Brian Rowan, School of Education, University of Michigan:
"Notes
on the U.S. School Improvement Industry"
January 31, 2003
Professor Andrew Hargadon, Technology Management, Graduate School of Management,
University of California-Davis:
"When
Innovations Meet Institutions: The Role of Design in Mediating Between
Technology and Culture"
January 24, 2003
Professor Paul Adler, Management and Organization, Marshall School of Business,
University of Southern California:
"Knowledge
Management in Software Development"
January 17, 2003
Dr. Allen Hammond, World Resources Institute:
"A
Market-Driven Approach to International Development"
January 10, 2003
James March's "Don Quixote
Leadership Film" with commentary from Professor Susan Ashford and
Professor Robert Quinn, University of Michigan Business School
November 15, 2002
Professor Lee Sproull, Information
Systems Management/OB, Director of the Digital Economy Initiative, Leonard
N. Stern School of Business, New York University:
"Voluntary Associations on
the Net: A New Form of Social Organization"
November 8, 2002
Professor Christopher Ansell, Department of Political Science, University of
California at Berkeley:
"The Institutional Integration of
Europe"
November 1, 2002
Roger Nierenberg, Conductor, Stamford Symphony Orchestra:
"The
Musical Paradigm: Fostering High Performance Teams, Leadership Styles, and
Organizational Dynamics"
October 25, 2002
Professor Victoria Johnson, University of Michigan Business School:
"Organizational Persistence and
Institutional Rupture: The Paris Opera in the French Revolution"
October 18, 2002
Professor Steven Bernstein and Professor Richard Van Harrison, University of
Michigan Medical School:
"Changing
Physician Behavior at the University of Michigan Health Systems: Guidelines,
Performance Measurement, and Interventions"
October 11, 2002
Professor Susan Sturm, Columbia Law School, Columbia University:
"Racetalk:
Experiments with Learning and Transformation"
October 4, 2002
Professor Gregory Markus, Institute for Social Research, Center for Political
Studies, University of Michigan:
"The
Organizational Basis of Civic Participation"
September 27, 2002
"New UMBS
Research on Strategy." Professor Sendil Ethiraj, Professor Fritz
Foley, Professor Arvids Ziedonis, and Professor Rosemarie Ziedonis, Corporate
Strategy and International Business, University of Michigan Business School
September 20, 2002
Professor Brian Pentland, Department of Accounting & Information Systems,
Eli Broad Graduate School of Management, Michigan State University:
"Conceptualizing and Measuring Organizational Routines"
September 13, 2002
Professor Gabriel Szulanski, Strategy and Management, INSEAD/Wharton: "A
Replication Perspective of Stickiness: The Role of Accuracy in Knowledge
Transfer"
September 6, 2002
Professor Walter Powell, School of Education, Organizational Behavior, Sociology
and Director, Scandinavian Consortium of Organizational Research, Stanford
University: "Practicing
Polygamy with Good Taste: The Evolution of Interorganizational Collaboration in
the Life Sciences"
April 12, 2002
Professor Wanda Orlikowski, Information Technologies and
Organizational Studies, Massachusetts Institute of Technology: "Studying
Technology, Time, and Knowledge in Organizations: A Practice Perspective"
March 29, 2002
Professor John Bryson, Hubert H. Humphrey Institute, University of Minnesota:
"What
To Do When Stakeholders Matter: The Case of Problem Formulation for the African
American Men Project of Hennepin County, Minnesota"
March 22, 2002
Professor Michael Barzelay, Reader in Public Management, Interdisciplinary
Institute of Management and Government Department, London
School of Economics:
"Strategic
Visioning in Government: Analyzing the U.S. Air Force Experience"
March 15, 2002
Professor David Knoke, Department of Sociology, University of Minnesota:
"Dynamics
of Strategic Alliance Networks in the Global Information Sector, 1989-2000"
February 22, 2002
Professor Paul Goodman, Director of the Institute for Strategic Development,
Carnegie Mellon University:
"Understanding
Complex Systems: The Dabbawallas"
February 15, 2002
Professor Rachel Kaplan, School of Natural Resources and Environment and
Professor Stephen Kaplan, Department of Engineering & Computer Science,
University of Michigan:
"Physical
and Conceptual Environments that Bring out the Best in People"
February 8, 2002
Professor Mara Adelman, Department of Communications, Seattle University:
"Retail
Activists: The Intersection between Consumption and Social Transformation"
February 1, 2002
Professor Gautam Ahuja, Corporate Strategy and International Business,
University of Michigan:
"When
Atlas Shrugged: Pre-emption, Complexity and Division in a Theory of
Approppriability"
January 25, 2002
Professor Jack E. Dixon, Co-Director, University of Michigan Life Sciences
Institute and Karl Bates, Director of Communications, University of Michigan
Life Sciences Institute:
"The
Organization of the Life Sciences Institute"
January 18, 2002
Professor Tom Gladwin, Corporate Strategy and International Business, University
of Michigan:
"Organizations
as Superorganisims: Reinhabiting Organizational Theory in the More-Than-Human
World"
January 11, 2002
"Leadership
Challenges in the 21st Century University"
B. Joseph White, Interim President; Dean Noreen Clark, School of Public Health;
Dean Jeffrey Lehman, Law School; and Professor Janet Weiss, Business School
& School of Public Policy, University of Michigan
December 7, 2001
Professor Peter Frost, University of British Columbia;
Professor James Ludema, Benedictine University; and
Professor Amy Wrzesneiwski, New York University:
Conference Finale:
"Positive Organizational Scholarship"
November 30, 2001
Professor Jerry Davis, Business School; Professor Martha Feldman, School of
Public Policy; Stephen Raudenbush, School of Education; and James Walsh,
Business School, University of Michigan:
"So
How Do I Review Articles: Panel on the Craft of Article Reviewing"
November 16, 2001
Professor Loraleigh Keashly, College of Urban, Labor, and Metropolitan Affairs,
Wayne State University: "By
Any Other Name: American Perspectives on Workplace Bullying"
Professor Christine Pearson, Ivey Business School, University of Western
Ontario:
"Assessing
the Characteristics and Consequences of Workplace Incivility"
November 9, 2001
Professor Richard Price, Institute for Social Research, University of
Michigan:
"JOBS
in Finland, China, and California: Three Stories of Culture and Politics in
Innovation"
November 2, 2001
Professor Julia Wondolleck, School of Natural Resources and Environment,
University of Michigan:
"What Enables People to Overcome Differences
and Begin Working Together?: Insights from Collaborative Efforts in
Natural Resource Management"
October 26, 2001
Professor Michael Pratt, Business Administration, College of Commerce &
Business Administration, University of Illinois:
"Making
Sense of Work: The Role of Identity Menus During Medical Residencies"
October 19, 2001
Professor Amiram Vinokur, Institute for Social Research, Survey Research Center,
University of Michigan:
"From
Field Experiments to Community Interventions for Unemployed Job Seekers"
October 12, 2001
Professor Avner Greif, Humanities and Sciences, Economics Department, Stanford
University:
"Self-Reinforcing
Institutions and Endogenous Institutional Change"
October 5, 2001
Professor Gretchen Spreitzer, Organizational Behavior & Human Resource
Management, University of Michigan Business School:
"Empowerment
and Trust in the Context of Downsizing"
September 28, 2001
Professor Hilary Bradbury, Case Western REserve University, Weatherhead School
of Management: "Sustainability
and Sustaining Relational Change"
September 21, 2001
Professor Nelson Repenning, Massachusetts Institute of Technology, Sloan School
of Management:
"Structuring
Low Capability"
September 14, 2001
"A Different Kind
of ICOS"
What does Organizational Studies have to offer to help us make
sense and cope with the horrible set of events in New York and Washington,
D.C., and the unknown future. Here is what we invite you to
do. Please come with an overhead to share with people two
things: 1) what question/questions are raised about organizations
from this tragedy? 2) from where you sit, what ideas from
Organizational Studies do you see as helpful in understanding or dealing
with these events?
April 13, 2001
Workshop on the Study of Adapting Social Systems
Professor James March, Stanford University; Professor Dan Levinthal, Wharton
Business School; and Professor Michael Cohen, University of Michigan:
"ICOS
Round Table: Research Directions in the Study of Organizational Adaptation"
April 6, 2001
Professor Patricia Benner, School of Nursing, University of California-San
Francisco:
"From
Beginner to Expert: Creating Organizational Climates for Experiential
Learning"
March 30, 2001
Professor Dvora Yanow, School of Arts, Letters & Social Science, California
State University:
"Translating
Knowledge at Organizational Peripheries"
March 23, 2001
Professor Barbara Fredrickson, Department of Psychology, University of
Michigan:
"Why
Positive Emotions Matter in Organizations"
March 16, 2001
Professor Michael Pyatok, Department of Architecture, Washington University:
"Citizen
Participation in Design and Planning within Lower Income Communities"
March 9, 2001
Professor Carliss Baldwin, Graduate School of Business Administration, Harvard
University:
"Design
Rules"
February 23, 2001
Professor John Jost, Graduate School of Business, Stanford University:
"The Psychology
of System Justification and the Palliative Function of Ideology"
February 16, 2001
Professor Wayne Baker, Organizational Behavior & Human Resource Management,
University of Michigan Business School; Professor Jerry Davis, Organizational Behavior & Human Resource
Management, University of Michigan Business School; and Mark Mizruchi, Sociology
Department, University of Michigan:
"New
Developments in Network Research"
February 2, 2001
Professor Jane Dutton, Organizational Behavior & Human Resource Management, and Monica
Worline, Psychology Department, University of Michigan: "Organizing of
Compassion"
January 26, 2001
Professor Tom Malone, Sloan School of Management, Massachusetts Institute of Technology:
"Information Technology
and New Forms of Organization"
January 19, 2001
Professor Tom Finholt, School of Information; Professor Gary Olson, School of
Information; Professor Judy Olson, School of Information; Professor Stephanie
Teasley, Collaboratory for Research on Electronic Work, University of
Michigan:
"Collaboratories:
An Emerging Form for Organizing Research"
January 12, 2001
Professor H. Brinton Milward, Eller College of Business & Public Administration,
University of Arizona:
"Managing
the Hollow State: Contracting and Collaboration"
January 5, 2001
Professor Michael Cohen, School of Information, University of Michigan:
"Harnessing
Complexity"
December 8, 2000
Professor Allan Afuah, Corporate Strategy, University of Michigan Business School:
"Redefining Firm
Boundaries in the Face of the Internet: Are Firms Really Shrinking?"
December 1, 2000
Professor John King, Dean, School of Information, University of Michigan: "Commerce with an E: The
Transformational Dimensions of Information and Technology in Global Provisioning"
November 10, 2000
Professor Patrick Wright, School of Industrial and Labor Relations, Cornell University:
Studying Organizations through the Lens of Sport: "Opportunities and
Challenges: The Case of NCAA Basketball and Strategic Human Resource"
October 27, 2000
"Panel on Micro
Perspectives: Theories of Identity and Individuals in Organizations":
Professor Jane Dutton, Professor Monique Fleming, Professor Ronit Kark, Professor Margaret
Shih, and Professor Theresa Welbourne, University of Michigan
October 20, 2000
Professor David Whetten, Organizational Behavior and Director of BYU Faculty Center,
Brigham Young University: "Organizational Identity
Claims"
October 13, 2000
Professor Karen 'Etty' Jehn, The Wharton School, University of Pennsylvania:
"Diversity,
Conflict, and Performance in Business Units, Workgroups, and Punk Rock Bands"
October 6, 2000
Professor Erika Hayes James, Organization & Management, Goizueta Business School,
Emory University and Professor Lynn Wooten, Corporate Strategy, Business School,
University of Michigan: "Being in the Spotlight: The
factors that influence firms' responses to public diversity crises"
September 29, 2000
Professor Yitzhak Fried, Wayne State University; Professor Mark Mizruchi, University of
Michigan; and Professor Jim Walsh, University of Michigan: "Persisting and Surviving the
Journal Review Process"
September 22, 2000
Professor Kathie Sutcliffe, University of Michigan Business School, OBHRM and Discussant
Professor Karl Weick, University of Michigan Business School, OBHRM: "Adverse Medical Events: The
Resurrection of Systems Theory"
September 15, 2000
Professor John Carroll, Sloan School of Management, Massachusetts Institute of Technology
and Jenny Rudolph, Organizational Studies Department, Boston College: "Safety in Nuclear Power
and Health Care: Bridging Industry and Professional Epistemologies"
September 8, 2000
Professor Robert Kahn, Professor Emeritus of Psychology; Professor Rick Price, Psychology,
OBHRM, Survey Research Center; and Professor Mayer Zald, Sociology, Social Work, and
Business Administration, University of Michigan: ICOS Founders' Day "Organizational Theory
and Research at Michigan: The Heritage"
April 14, 2000
Professor Andrew Whitford, Department of Political Science, Rice University:
"Process Control in
Public Bureaucracies"
April 7, 2000
Professor Daniel Carpenter, Political Science & Health Management and Policy,
University of Michigan:
"The
Riddle of Organizational Networks: Recruitment, Retention and State-Building at the U.S.
Department of Agriculture, 1890-1920"
March 24, 2000, Likert
Dissertation Paper Award Winners
Professor Caroline Bartel, New York University: "Community Service for Organizational
Identification Enhancement: When 'Giving Back' Generates Psychological and Behavioral
Profits"
Professor Nancy Rothbard, Northwestern University: "Enriching or Depleting?: The
Dynamics of Engagement in Multiple Roles"
March 10, 2000
Professor Anthony Bryk, Department of Sociology, University of Chicago: "Relational Trust as a
Social Resource for School Improvement"
February 25, 2000
Katherine Lawrence, Ryan Quinn, and Klaus Weber, University of Michigan Business School:
"Using Video Data in
Organizational Research"
February 18, 2000
Professor Melissa Stone, Hubert H. Humphrey Institute of Public Affairs, University of
Minnesota:
"Collaborative
Alliances in Human Services: More or less than they seem?"
February 11, 2000
Professor John O'Looney, Human Services & Civic Education Division, University of
Georgia:
"Service
Integration: Theory, Practice, and Technologies"
January 28, 2000
Professor Anjali Sastry, Organizational Behavior & Human Resource Management;
Professor Fiona Lee, Psychology and Organizational Behavior & Human Resource
Management, University of Michigan: "Pairing Stability with
Change: Rules, Operations, and Structures in an Enduring Organization"
January 21, 2000
Professor Linda Argote, Graduate School of Industrial Administration, Carnegie Mellon
University:
"Knowledge
Transfer in Organizations"
January 14, 2000
Professor Sidney Winter, The Wharton School, University of Pennsylvania: "The Boundaries of the
Firms: A System Perspective on the Implications of Information Technology"
January 7, 2000
Winslow Farrell, PricewaterhouseCoopers, Emergent Solutions Group: "Using Agent-Based Models
of Consumer Demand"
December 10, 1999
Hubert Dreyfus, University of California-Berkeley: "Nihilism on line: The
Promise and Dangers of Information on the Internet"
December 3, 1999
David Blair, Computer & Information Systems, University of Michigan Business School:
"Is the Philosophy of
Language Relevant to Information System Design?"
November 19, 1999
Martha Feldman, Political Science & Public Policy, University of Michigan; Jeannine
Bell, Law, Indiana University; and Michele Berger, Political Science & Women's
Studies, University of Nevada-Las Vegas: Workshop in
"Gaining Access to
Research Sites"
October 29, 1999
Ken Gergen, Swarthmore College; Mary Gergen, Pennsylvania State University; Jean Baker
Miller, Wellesley College & The Stone Center; and Joyce Fletcher, Simmons Graduate
School of Management:
"Relational
Practice and Organizations"
October 22, 1999
Alan Fiske, Anthropology Department, University of California-Los Angeles:
"Four Ways to Organize Any
Social Interaction"
October 15, 1999
Steve Barley, Stanford University, Department of Industrial Engineering: "Why Do Contractors
Contract?: The Theory and Reality of High End Contingent Labor"
October 1, 1999
Margaret Somers, University of Michigan, Sociology and History: "Power, Perversity, and
Path Dependence in the State of Nature: Institutional vs. Cognitive Change in the 1996
Welfare Reform"
September 24, 1999
Ellen O'Connor, Logos Associates: Workshop "Narrative Theories and
Methods: New Insights into Organizational Life"
September 17, 1999
"Institutions,
Organizations and Movements," part of the "Zaldfest"
with panelists Richard Scott, Sociology, Stanford University; Elisabeth Clements,
Sociology, University of Arizona; Charles Perrow, Sociology, Yale University; discussant
Margaret Somers, Sociology and History, University of Michigan; and Chair of Panel Mark
Mizruchi, Department of Sociology
September 10, 1999
"Gazing Toward 2000:
Future Trends in Organizational Studies" with University of Michigan panelists
Jeff Alexander, School of Public Health; Michael Cohen, School of Information; Jane
Dutton, Business School and Psychology; Mark Mizruchi, Department of Sociology; Lloyd
Sandelands, Psychology and Business School; Diane Vinokur, School of Social Work; and Karl
Weick, Business School and Psychology
April 16, 1999
Jean Lave, University of California-Berkeley, Graduate School of Education, Social &
Cultural Studies:
"The
Politics of Learning in Everyday Life"
April 9, 1999
Reading and discussion of the
work of Professor Jean Lave prior to her presentation on April 16, 1999
March 12, 1999
Nicole Biggart, University of California-Davis, Management and Sociology: "An Institutional
Perspective on Development: Social Organization and the Rise of the Auto Industries of
South Korea, Taiwan, Spain, and Argentina"
February 19, 1999
Ulla Johansson, Malmo University College, Center for Competence Development:
"Reconstructing
Selves" - A story about ethnographic research undertaken in order to catch the
performative meaning of "being responsible"
February 5, 1999
Leigh Star, University of Illinois-Champaign, Graduate School of Library & Information
Science:
"Layers of
Silence, Arenas of Voice: The Ecology of Visible and Invisible Work"
January 29, 1999
Barbara O'Keefe, University of Michigan, School of Information and Media Union:
"Discourse by design: Using
theory-based interaction protocols to support learning and labor"
January 15, 1999
Gary Alan Fine, Northwestern University:
"Secrecy, Trust
and Dangerous Leisure: Generating Group Cohesion in Voluntary Organizations"
November 6, 1998
Karl Weick, University of Michigan Business School, OBHRM:
"Firefighting as
a Microcosm of Organizing"
October 30, 1998
C.V. Harquail, Darden School, University of Virginia: "Why Some Women Advocate
While Others Assimilate: The influence of social identification on individuals' advocacy
for a group"
October 23, 1998
Allan Afuah, University of Michigan Business School, Corporate Strategy: "Competitive Advantage from
Intellectual Capital: The Case of Cholesterol Ethical Drugs"
October 9, 1998
Ruth Wageman, Columbia University, School of Business: "Toward a Theory of Team
Coaching"
October 2, 1998
Jennifer Chatman, University of California-Berkeley, Haas School of Business:
"Being different yet
feeling similar: The influence of demographic composition and organizational culture on
work processes and outcomes"
April 17, 1998
William Barnett, Stanford University, Strategic Management & Organizational Behavior:
"The Red Queen in
Organizational Creation and Development"
April 10, 1998
Stephanie-Mackie Lewis, Senior Consultant, Booz-Allen & Hamilton; Sirkka Kauffman,
Coordinator of Institutional Assessment at Marymount University; Margaret Weigers, Medical
Expenditure Panel Survey, US Department of Health & Human Services; Erhard Bruderer,
President, Swiss Consulting Group; and Tom Lehker, University of Michigan, Career Planning
& Placement Office:
Roundtable
- "Non-Academic Careers for Ph.D.s"
April 3, 1998
Richard Langlois, University of Connecticut, Department of Economics: "The Evolution of
Competitive Advantage in the Worldwide Semiconductor Industry, 1947-1996"
March 27, 1998
Margaret Hedstrom, University of Michigan, School of Information; Richard Cox, University
of Pittsburgh, School of Information Sciences; Wendy Duff, University of Toronto, Faculty
of Information Studies; and Elizabeth Yakel, University of Pittsburgh, School of
Information Sciences:
"Organizational
Setting of Record-Keeping"
March 20, 1998
Hayagreeva Rao, Emory University, Goizueta Business School and Joseph Porac, University of
Illinois at Urbana, Business Administration:
"Personnel Flows and
Social Structure: Two Empirical Studies"
March 13, 1998
F.P. (Bud) Gibson, University of Michigan, Business School, Computer & Information
Systems: "Learning in Dynamic Decision Tasks: Computational Model
and Empirical Investigations"
February 13, 1998
Joyce Fletcher, Northeastern University, Cooperative Education: "Beyond
'Disappearing:' Further Implications of Relational Practice for Organizational Studies"
January 30, 1998
Michael Morris, Stanford University, Graduate School of Business, Organizational Behavior:
"Culture, Sense-Making and Networking: Comparative Studies of
Cognitive Structure and Relationship Structure"
January 23, 1998
John Holland, University of Michigan, Electrical Engineering & Computer Science:
"Emergence"
December 5, 1997
John Mohr, University of California-Santa Barbara, Sociology: "Why
Organizational Ecology Should (and Can) Become an Interpretive Social Science"
November 21, 1997
Helmut Anheier, Rutgers University, Sociology Department and Johns Hopkins University,
Institute for Policy Studies: "The Emerging Sector: A
Cross-National Study of Non-Governmental Organizations"