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One of Leeds' newest professors was recognized this summer with a Best Paper Award from the Academy of Management for his work on trust trajectories.

The article presents a study on the interrelationships between expert consensus views on controversial scientific issues. It discusses the attitudes toward COVID-19 mitigation policies, preventive behaviors, and the COVID-19 vaccine. It describes

We estimate two common nonlinear models (quadratic and semilog) and one new model (exponential) of the time-age relationship in 500-yard freestyle swim times in the U.S. National Senior Games (ages 50 and up) in six biennial NSGA competitions (2009

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Research Summary: A robust academic field must set and revisit boundary conditions that define where, when, and to whom its insights apply. This is particularly true for a field such as global strategy where the ubiquity of the key terms invites

Opaque selling, in which a seller offers opaque goods (OGs), in addition to physical goods, has been shown to be an effective strategy to segment a market and improve the seller's profit. This article studies opaque selling with stochastic demand

Motivated by applications arising on social networks, we study a generalization of the celebrated dominating set problem called the Positive Influence Dominating Set (PIDS). Given a graph G with a set V of nodes and a set E of edges, each node i in

Self‐determination theory explains the effects of autonomous motivation on work engagement and job performance. We use a self‐determination theory framework to examine the interaction between distributive justice and autonomous motivation in the

Targeted marketing strategies are of significant interest in the smartapp economy. Typically, one seeks to identify individuals to strategically target in a social network so that the network is influenced at a minimal cost. In many practical

We find that corporate credit rating changes have an effect on firms' voluntary disclosure behavior that is independent of the information they convey about firm fundamentals. Our analyses exploit two separate quasi-experimental settings that