Published 19 Feb 2024, ahead of print #newarticle#bizhis
Running on coffee: Paradox persistence in the US coffee industry, 1910–2020
Andrea Tunarosa, Patrick Le & Camille Pradies
https://t.co/dGIGPzlJnJ
Welcome to Garima Sharma, who is joining JMS as Associate Editor. She is Assistant Professor at the Kogod School of Business, American University. Her research focuses on sustainability, social entrepreneurship and the related tensions of purpose and profits.
It's the platform of the paradox community to discuss #papers that are at advanced stages in the revision process. The goal is to help #scholars to publish their work on paradox in high quality #academic journals. Session on July 19th at 6-9amCT; 12-3CEST;Application by July 10th
If you have received an R&R on a paper drawing on paradox theory, consider applying to our 1rst Paradox R&R group session. @paradox_bothand
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In a world of competing demands, how can we use both/and thinking to make smarter decisions. Our book, #BothAndThinking, will help those in the midst of these particular challenges. https://t.co/CqmWnlIO6C
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The surgeon riddle (a father and his son...) was famous in the 1970s for its ability to dumbfound. 50 years later, this inability to imagine a female surgeon persists. 7 experiments explored the magnitude, source, and demographic variability of this surgeon=male stereotype. 1/
It is with profound joy, excitement, relief (and admittedly, a tinge of nervousness) to share that I'll be joining @wu_vienna as a post-doctoral researcher with the Institute for International Business 🤩
Please join us in extending best wishes to Professor Mike Pratt (@Pratt_MG) of @BCCarrollSchool, who recently stepped down from his ASQ associate editor role after nine years. On behalf of the ASQ community, we thank Mike for his dedicated service to the journal. #MgmtTwitter
#Impact journey of management scholarship moved from translating for managers to co-creating with them to performing with them. Read more in #BASeditorscommentary by @TimaBansal and @garimasharma11. Open Access here: https://t.co/oMw14xnmtC
@simo_carmine and @dema_val contribute to paradox and sustainability in this systematic review of the literature. They clearly define the different empirical uses of the concept paradox. They also offer new insights by using a systems perspective. @paradox_bothand
Compassion isn't a cause of burnout. It's a source of energy.
Data: Being kind to others can reduce cynicism. Being kind to yourself can lessen exhaustion. Kindness restores belonging, control, & confidence.
The times when you need a hand are often the best times to extend one.
@ZahiraJaser@AOMConnect Thanks a lot Zahira! I am touched by the message and your take on my methods. I am looking forward to chats bringing together your research on the connecting leader & mine.
@KiraSchabram Thanks for your kind comment! It means a lot coming from you as I enjoy reading your work. Your paper on negotiating the challenge of a calling is a true source of inspiration :-)