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Journal of Management. 49:875-880
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Journal of Management. 49:1187-1212
The Behavioral Theory of the Firm suggests that performance below an aspiration triggers problemistic search that can lead to organizational change and risk-taking. This compelling perspective has spawned considerable empirical examination of diverse
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Strategic Management Journal.
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Strategic Organization. 20:652-673
Scholars have long debated the effect CEOs have on firm performance, including a focus on how their effect shifts across industries, national settings, and time. Unexplored, however, is the possibility that the CEO effect might differ in publicly tra
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Strategic Management Journal. 42:968-991
Research Summary We introduce an open‐source dataset documenting the reasons for CEO departure in S&P 1500 firms from 2000 through 2018. In our dataset, we code for various forms of voluntary and involuntary departure. We compare our dataset to thr
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Academy of Management Proceedings. 2022
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Organization Science. 31:720-741
Research examining board efficacy often focuses on oversight and monitoring, particularly as evidenced by the sensitivity of chief executive officer (CEO) compensation to prior firm performance. In this study, we adopt an alternative perspective on C
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Academy of Management Journal. 63:155-180
Scholars, regulators, and practitioners have long struggled with challenges emanating from the separation of ownership and control of modern corporations. Agency theory typically prescribes the use...
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Strategic Management Journal. 40:1453-1470
Research Summary Our paper sheds new light on the performance implications associated with insider versus outsider CEOs. We frame CEO selection as risk‐taking, in which outsiders are relatively risky hires, with a greater tendency to generate extre
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Academy of Management Proceedings. 2021:10924
We examine the performance of outsider CEOs, who are known to be risky hires. Recognizing that boards are at informational disadvantages in assessing external CEO candidates, we invoke the concept ...