Managerial and Organizational Cognition MOC

Administrative Science Quarterly Online Table of Contents Alert

A new issue of Administrative Science Quarterly is available online:

March 2015; Vol. 60, No. 1

Welcome to the March 2015 issue of ASQ, with articles starring politically correct work groups, narcissistic CEOs, employees in pain, new members of elite culinary groups, and employees returning home after learning new skills abroad. This issue's book reviews assess works on Wall Street, fields, business schools, and terrorists. At our ASQ blog page (http://asqblog.com), be sure to check out our fantastic interviews with ASQ authors, and sign up to receive e-mail alerts when new interviews come online each week. And don't forget to follow ASQ on Twitter (@ASQJournal) and like us on Facebook (https://www.facebook.com/ASQJournal) to be part of the ongoing ASQ conversation!

Articles

If your CEO is narcissistic, directors' prior board experiences don't pack as much punch in the boardroom.

In pain? Struggling to muster that can-do attitude? This study examines pain's impact on worker energy and the (partial) healing effects of time.

Defining new roles in uncertain environments seems like murky business. Learn the steps in the negotiated joining dance that helps groups acquire new members.

Sure, you can go home again, but sharing what you learned while you were away may be trickier in some environments than others.

Book Reviews

Administrative Science Quarterly Online Table of Contents Alert

A new issue of Administrative Science Quarterly is available online:

June 2015; Vol. 60, No. 2

Why do we do organizational research, and who are we doing it for? Our June 2015 issue kicks off with an essay that poses these questions and peers into our field's future. This issue's articles connect culture and creativity, link social comparisons to risk and change, advocate scut work, trace activism's ripple effects, and focus on framing. Our June online book reviews include an essay by Paul S. Adler-already the most-read piece on our website (asq.sagepub.com)-that links Karl Polanyi's theory of capitalism with Naomi Klein's wake-up call This Changes Everything, as well as reviews focused on public affairs consultants, the obsession with work, class cultures, and postcommunist credit card markets.

Want more? Our ASQ blog page (http://asqblog.com) features fresh interviews with ASQ authors; if you haven't yet signed up to receive e-mail alerts when new interviews come online, do it now! And follow ASQ on Twitter (@ASQJournal) and like us on Facebook (https://www.facebook.com/ASQJournal) to be part of the ongoing ASQ conversation.

Articles

Does our field have a blueprint, or are we building staircases that lead nowhere?

Editorial Essay: What Is Organizational Research For?

Gerald F. Davis

To succeed at creative tasks, do you always have to think outside the box? It may depend on where the box is located.

The Impact of Culture on Creativity: How Cultural Tightness and Cultural Distance Affect Global Innovation Crowdsourcing Work

Roy Y. J. Chua, Yannig Roth, and Jean-François Lemoine

Comparing poorly with others in your firm can lead to riskier decisions.

Disentangling Risk and Change: Internal and External Social Comparison in the Mutual Fund Industry

Aleksandra Kacperczyk, Christine M. Beckman, and Thomas P. Moliterno

If you want more authority over your clients, get your hands on some menial work.

To Hive or to Hold? Producing Professional Authority through Scut Work

Ruthanne Huising

Activists influence more than just the organizations they target, and their tactics matter-a lot.

Social Activism and Practice Diffusion: How Activist Tactics Affect Non-targeted Organizations

Forrest Briscoe, Abhinav Gupta, and Mark S. Anner

Influencing how an audience views products, practices, and people is all in the framing.

Marks of Distinction: Framing and Audience Appreciation in the Context of Investment Advice

Simona Giorgi and Klaus Weber

Book Reviews

Book Review Essay: The Environmental Crisis and Its Capitalist Roots: Reading Naomi Klein with Karl Polanyi-Naomi Klein: This Changes Everything: Capitalism vs. the Climate

Paul S. Adler

Edward T. Walker: Grassroots for Hire: Public Affairs Consultants in American Democracy

Marissa King

Peter Fleming: Resisting Work: The Corporatization of Life and Its Discontents

Matthew Bidwell

Betsy Leondar-Wright: Missing Class: How Seeing Class Cultures Can Strengthen Social Movement Groups

Fabio Rojas

Akos Rona-Tas and Alya Guseva: Plastic Money: Constructing Markets for Credit Cards in Eight Postcommunist Countries

Christopher Yenkey