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REPORT ON RESEARCH
/ RESEARCH SEMINARS
IE organizes periodic research seminars which involves academics of its faculty and visiting scholars
from other institutions. These seminars are an excellent setting for the exchange of knowledge
between academics and doctoral students from different disciplines. In these period we had a lot
of scholars visiting us and we have been able to share interesting discussions. Some of the most
significant have been:
Aravind Chandrasekaran.
Fisher College of Business, The Ohio State University, US.
“
Process
Management Impact on Clinical and Experiential Quality: Managing Tensions Between Safe and
Patient-Centered Healthcare
.”
James Dow.
London Business School, UK.
“Financial Contracting, Limited Liability and Bubbles.”
Victor Richmond Jose.
McDonough School of Business, Georgetown University, US.
“On Aggregating
Probabilistic Information: The Wisdom of (and Problem with) Crowds.”
Dawn R. Detienne.
Colorado State University, US
. “Entrepreneurial Exit Presentation.”
Paola Manes.
University of Bologna, IT. “
Trust, Contract, Property.”
Ana Tur Prats.
University College London, UK.
“Family types and Intimate-Partner Violence: A
Historical Perspective.”
Sunil Mithas.
Robert H. Smith School of Business, University of Maryland, College Park, US.
“
Information Technology, Customer Satisfaction, and Profit, 1994–2006: Theory and Evidence.”
Maurizio Zollo
.
Bocconi University, IT.
“Understanding organizational evolution towards sustainable
enterprise models.”
Michel Magnan
.
John Molson School of Business, Concordia University, CA
. “The Advent of IFRS in
Canada: A Harbinger of the Future for North American Financial Markets.”
F. Asís Martinez-Jerez.
Mendoza College of Business, University of Notre Dame, US
. “The performance
effect of feedback frequency and detail: Evidence from a field experiment.”
Annalisa Prencipe
.
Bocconi University, IT
. “Conservative Reporting and Investors’ Divergence of
Opinions.”
Ricard Gil
.
The Jonhs Hopkins Carey Business School, Johns Hopkins University, US
. “‘Make or Buy’
as Competitive Strategy: Evidence from the Spanish Local TV Industry.”
Igor Goncharov
.
WHU – Otto Beisheim School of Management, DE
. “Predictive Ability and Market
Pricing of Fair Value Earnings Components.”
Luis Rayo
.
London School of Economics, UK
. “Relational Knowledge Transfers.”
Dennis Gioia.
The Pennsylvania State University &The Smeal College of Business, US.
“Organizational
Identity, Learning and Loss over the Lifecycle of an Organization.”
RESEARCH SEMINARS
