16295: Leading People in Times of Political Polarization

Organizer(s)

• TS

  Tiziana Schopper

  Ludwig-Maximilians-U. München, Germany
• MR

  Max Reinwald

  University of Mannheim, Germany
• MA

  Moritz Appels

  Rotterdam School of Management, Erasmus U., Netherlands

Presenter(s)

• AW

  A.K. Ward

  -, United States
• KN

  Krishnan Nair

  U. of Illinois Urbana-Champaign, United States
• TS

  Tiziana Schopper

  Ludwig-Maximilians-U. München, Germany
• FH

  Felix Hoch

  U. of Münster, Germany

Discussant(s)

• PB

  Peter Bamberger

  Tel Aviv U., Israel

Presentations:

• 12:00 - 13:30 CEST (GMT+2)

  16295 Presentation 1: The Moral Foundations of the Supervisor-Subordinate Political Similarity Effect
  

  Author: A.K. Ward – -

  Author: Daniel Judson Beal – Virginia Tech

  Author: Shu-tsen Kuo – Virginia Tech

  Author: Ye Jin – -
• 12:00 - 13:30 CEST (GMT+2)

  16295 Presentation 2: Stakeholder Ideology and Responses to CEO Activism: Exploring Liberal-Conservative Asymmetries
  

  Author: Krishnan Nair – U. of Illinois Urbana-Champaign

  Author: Marlon Mooijman – Jones Graduate School of Business, Rice U.
• 12:00 - 13:30 CEST (GMT+2)

  16295 Presentation 3: From Cost to Credibility: Audience Reactions as Determinants of Effective Signaling in Firm Activism
  

  Author: Tiziana Schopper – Ludwig-Maximilians-U. München

  Author: Moritz Appels – Rotterdam School of Management, Erasmus U.

  Author: Lukas Vogelgsang – LMU Munich School of Management
• 12:00 - 13:30 CEST (GMT+2)

  16295 Presentation 4: Polarizing Events, Polarized Outcomes: Dual Effects of Political Events on Engagement and Deviance
  

  Author: Felix Hoch – U. of Münster

  Author: Julia Backmann – U. of Münster