Lehrstuhl für Allgemeine Betriebswirtschaftslehre, insbesondere Unternehmensführung


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Narcissism at the CEO–TMT Interface: Measuring Executive Narcissism and Testing Its Effects on TMT Composition (2024) Junge S, Graf-Vlachy L, Hagen M, Schlichte F Journal article The red or blue escape route: Does organizational political ideology affect organizational resilience? (2024) Su W, Hoßnofsky V, Junge S Conference contribution, Conference Contribution From Intent to Impact: A Literature Review of Antecedents, Decisions, and Outcomes of CSR in SMEs (2024) Holmer J Conference contribution Passing the torch: Investigating predecessor preferences for desired successor attributes in family business succession (2024) Reif T, Hoßnofsky V, Junge S, Riefolo M, Ahrens JP Conference contribution Navigating succession: Unveiling predecessor preferences for successor attributes in family firms (2024) Reif T, Hoßnofsky V, Junge S, Riefolo M, Ahrens JP Conference contribution CSR engagement and social media evaluation – Evidence from S&P 500 (family) firms (2023) Dötschel E, Junge S, Hoßnofsky V, Stengl J Conference contribution, Conference Contribution The Role of Organizational Structure in Senior Managers' Selective Information Processing (2023) Junge S, Luger J, Mammen J Journal article 60th birthday of ‘A Behavioral Theory of the Firm’: a review of the relational concepts and recommendations for future research (2023) Hagen M, Su W, Junge S Journal article It’s signaling game time! Investigating Search Fund Successions in the context of Family Firms (2023) Reif T Conference contribution Intangibles at Core? – The Influence of Intra-family Succession Versus External Succession on Social Capital in Family Businesses (2023) Dötschel E Conference contribution, Conference Contribution