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“Disabled” by COVID19?Anica Zeyen & Oana Branzei
“We are all disabled now”[i] is a phrase and headline that most of us will have heard during the current pandemic. Many non-disabled social media influencers, radio hosts, TV presenters and members of the general public now consider themselves, and many like them, “disabled” as the daily struggle with self-isolation and social distancing makes work…
RRBM Dare to Care Dissertation Scholarships 2022 Winners
RRBM Dare to Care Dissertation Scholarships 2022 Winners Sponsored by the Community for Responsible Research in Business and Management (RRBM) Co-Sponsor: The International Association for Chinese Management Research RRBM and its co-sponsors are pleased to announce the recipients of the inaugural RRBM Dare to Care Dissertation Scholarships. The scholarships recognize doctoral students in…
Officers
Current David Reibstein Wharton School Chair of the Working Board 2021-2022 Michael Toffel Harvard Business School Vice Chair of the Working Board 2021-2022 Matthew Wood EFMD Secretary of the Working Board 2021-2023 Patricia Dechow University of Southern California Treasurer of the Working Board 2021-2023 Anne S. Tsui Arizona State University & Notre Dame University…
2022 “Responsible Research in Management” Award Winner Announcement
2022 “Responsible Research in Management” Award Sponsored by the Academy of Management Fellows Co-sponsored by Responsible Research in Business and Management Announcement of Winners June 20, 2022 Objectives The Fellows Group of the Academy of Management recognizes and honors members who have made significant contributions to the science and practice of management. In 2021,…
Exposure, Black Swans, and Real OptionsLuis A. Perez-Batres & Len J Treviño
Society has been susceptible to man-made and natural catastrophic events since the beginning of time. A few of the more notable natural disasters include the Antioch earthquake of AD 526, the 1881 Haiphong typhoon, and the more recent 2004 Indian Ocean earthquake and tsunami.[i] Man-made disasters include the great depression, the great credit crisis of…
Implications of Responsible Research for International Business Scholarship and Practice
Implications of Responsible Research for International Business Scholarship and Practice Date: Friday, 11 March 2022 Time: 10 EST; 9 CST; 8 MST; 3 pm (London); 11 pm (Beijing) Co-sponsored by the AIB’s Research Methods – Shared Interest Group (RM-SIG), Responsible Research in Business and Management (RRBM) global network and the Georgia Tech Center…
RRBM Webinar: Scholarly Impact – Finding the Holy Grail
RRBM Webinar: Scholarly Impact – Finding the Holy Grail Speaker: Professor Herman Aguinis November 18, 2020, 9.30 am (Eastern time) / 2.30 pm (London time) The desire to have an impact on different stakeholders including researchers, students, and society at large is a long-term aspiration of most academics—a sort of search of the “Holy…
North meets South: A call for inclusive global research Smaranda Boroș, Anita Bosch & Yuliya Shymko
The Covid-19 pandemic is not just a health, economic, and humanitarian crisis, it is laying bare some undeniable truths in societies worldwide: It emphasises the extent of inequalities, both between and within societies. In the dynamics between nations, these inequalities revolve around the reliance on international funding bodies for humanitarian aid — and what happens…
Why Business Schools should develop a large modelling & simulation community before the next pandemicKathy Kotiadis, Antuela A. Tako, Christine S.M. Currie & Bhakti Stephan Onggo
Business schools could play a crucial role in helping governments prepare for the next pandemic by developing the next generation of the modelling and simulation community. Simulation modelling is an area of teaching and research found in many elite business schools. COVID-19 looks set to be the worst infectious disease pandemic of a generation in…