DrYuri Mishina
Associate Professor of Organisational Behaviour & Strategy
Department of Management and Entrepreneurship - Business School
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- Associate Professor of Organisational Behaviour & StrategyDepartment of Management and Entrepreneurship - Business School
- 020 7594 9415 (Work)
- 197D, Business School Building, South Kensington Campus, United Kingdom
RESEARCH
Overview
My research interests lie at the intersection of strategy and organization theory. Specifically, I examine within-firm corporate governance processes, with an emphasis on how top management team and stakeholder belief systems influence strategic choices and outcomes. I draw upon a variety of literatures to explore how social evaluations (e.g., reputations, stigma), expectations, and the cognitive biases of managers influence illegal activities, executive compensation, and firm performance. My research has also received media coverage in Investor's Business Daily, Miller-McCune, Strategy + Business, and a variety of other media outlets, both domestic and foreign.
Video of me talking about my 2010 AMJ:
http://report.president.msu.edu/stories/ethics.php
A summary of the 2010 AMJ from the Network for Business Sustainability:
http://nbs.net/knowledge/business-sustainability/research-insights/why-profit-and-prominence-can-make-good-firms-go-bad/
A research commentary on the 2010 AMJ from the Network for Business Sustainability:
http://staging.nbs.net/news-events/why-pressure-makes-good-people-do-bad-things/
My research interests lie at the intersection of strategy and organization theory. Specifically, I examine within-firm corporate governance processes, with an emphasis on how top management team and stakeholder belief systems influence strategic choices and outcomes. I draw upon a variety of literatures to explore how social evaluations (e.g., reputations, stigma), expectations, and the cognitive biases of managers influence illegal activities, executive compensation, and firm performance. My research has also received media coverage in Investor's Business Daily, Miller-McCune, Strategy + Business, and a variety of other media outlets, both domestic and foreign.
Video of me talking about my 2010 AMJ:
http://report.president.msu.edu/stories/ethics.php
A summary of the 2010 AMJ from the Network for Business Sustainability:
http://nbs.net/knowledge/business-sustainability/research-insights/why-profit-and-prominence-can-make-good-firms-go-bad/
A research commentary on the 2010 AMJ from the Network for Business Sustainability:
http://staging.nbs.net/news-events/why-pressure-makes-good-people-do-bad-things/