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Organizational History Network
Organizational History Network episodes
- 1. "Introducing the Eventful Temporality" by Stephanie Decker
This is the audio version of the article: Introducing the Eventful Temporality of Historical Research into International Business. By Stephanie Decker. Published in Journal of World Business in 2022. For the full OA version go to: https://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/pii/S1090951622000712
Published with a CC-BY Open Access license.
1 hr 7 min - Next deadline to submit Special Issue proposals for Business History is Dec 16This episode is also available as a blog post: http://orghist.com/2022/10/28/next-deadline-to-submit-special-issue-proposals-for-business-history-is-dec-16/2 min
- Journal of World Business 57,6 - Video Abstract for "Eventful Temporality in International Business"
This is the video abstract for my new article in JWB:
Stephanie Decker (2022) Introducing the Eventful Temporality of Historical Research into International Business, Journal of World Business 57,6 .
Highlights- Historical methods contribute to greater plurality in international business.
- They can enable research into phenomena that are difficult to observe or access.
- They provide a richer and contextually sensitive understanding of institutions.
- Historical accounts focus on events as key elements of long-run processes.
4 min - CfP for JIBS SI on Historical Approaches in IBThis episode is also available as a blog post: http://orghist.com/2022/09/30/cfp-for-jibs-si-on-historical-approaches-in-ib/14 min
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For scholars interested in historical research on organizations. We are trialling a new format and making some of our blogs available as podcasts. In addition, we are making audio versions of open…
access articles in the field available. Comments and suggestions welcome!