2005-06 Organizational Behavior Seminars
Spring 2006 |
Speaker |
Title |
Time/Place |
|---|---|---|---|
April 26 Joint seminar with Marketing |
Bertram Gawronski |
Noon-1:15 pm/Room S150 |
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May 3 |
Martin Schulz, University of British Columbia |
A Problemistic Approach to Institutional Change: The Evolution of the British Columbia Water Law 1900 to 2000. |
Noon/ Room S151 |
May 10 |
Scott Wiltermuth, Stanford GSB Balazs Kovacs, Stanford GSB |
"Knowing too much: The adverse impact of perceived competitive advantage in negotiations" "Pro-innovation bias in diffusion studies" |
Noon/Littlefield 107 |
May 17 |
No seminar |
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Noon/Littlefield 107 |
May 24 |
Glenn Adams, University of Kansas |
The cultural grounding of personal relationship: "Enemyship in North American and West African worlds" |
Noon/Littlefield 107 |
May 31 |
Nathanael Fast, Stanford GSB Edward Feng, Stanford GSB |
Power and the Illusion of Control: An Internal Route to Optimism Diversity in Multi-Point Competition: The Study of California Banking Industry from 1909 to 1989 |
Noon/Littlefield 107 |
June 7 |
Peter Bearman, Columbia University |
Malfeasance and Markets: The Emergence of Global Trade, 1600-1831 |
Noon/Littlefield 107 |
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Winter 2006 |
Speaker |
Title |
Time/Place |
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January 4 |
Dr. Maya Tamir, Stanford University |
"Business and Pleasure? An Instrumental Approach to Emotion Regulation" |
Noon/Littlefield 107 |
January 11 |
Dr. Elizabeth Mullen, |
"The Influence of Moral Conviction on People's Perceptions of Fairness and Willingness to Comply with Authorities" |
Noon/South Bldg. S172 |
January 18 |
Chen-Bo Zhong, Kellogg School of Management |
The Ethical Dangers of Rational Decision Making [ [ |
Noon/Littlefield 107 |
January 25 |
Marlone Henderson, New York University |
Negotiation from a Near and Distant Time Perspective (PDF) [ |
Noon/Littlefield 107 |
February 1 |
Jerry Kim, Harvard University |
Arbiter of Science: Institutionalization and Status Effects in FDA Drug Review 1990-2004. (PDF) [ |
Noon/Littlefield 107 |
February 15 |
Salih Zeki Ozdemir University of Chicago |
To Go Solo or To Syndicate: Determinants of Tie Formation in The U.S. Venture Capital Industry [ |
Noon/Littlefield 107 |
February 22 |
Ezra Zuckerman, MIT |
Why Knowledge Does Not Equal Power: The Network Redundancy Trade-Off |
11:00 am/Littlefield L112 |
March 1 |
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Noon/Littlefield 107 |
March 8 |
Henrich Greve, |
Mutual consent: The demography of identity in the Norwegian insurance industry |
Noon/Littlefield 107 |