Working Papers

Given the often long lead-time between conducting and publishing research, the Business@UC Working Papers site is a vital means of sharing works-in-progress. For more information on a study or emerging manuscript, please contact the appropriate author.


Elaine Hollensbe, PhD - Associate Professor
  • “Tearing the Fabric” or “Weaving the Tapestry”? A Discursive Psychology Approach to the Culture-Identity Interface; with Mathew Sheep and Glen Kreiner.
  • Emotion Shape-Shifting: A Study of Emotion Transitions at Work; with Glen Kreiner and Mathew Sheep.
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Marianne W. Lewis, PhD - Interim Associate Dean of Undergraduate Programs; Director of KBS
  • Andriopoulos, C., Lewis, M.W., & Ingram, A. Sustaining Organizational Creativity: The Experience and Management of Tensions. Current Status: Under review. Goal: Academy of Management Journal.
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Suzanne S. Masterson, PhD - Associate Professor of Management
  • Byrne, Z.S., & Masterson, S.S. It's more than just the message: Effects of communication medium on fairness perceptions and reactions.
  • Masterson, S.S., Bartol, K.M., & Moye, N. Testing the fully-crossed model of justice.
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Charles H. Matthews, PhD - Professor and Exec. Director UC Center for Entrep
  • Khayat, I. & Matthews, C., "Cognitive and Demographic Factors Influencing the Export Intentionality of Nascent Entrepreneurs.”
  • Schenkel, M. & Matthews, C., “Resources and venture growth expectations: Is more always better?”
  • Matthews, C., Ford, M., and Human, S. “From Credit Cards to Venture Capital: Financing Complexity and Planning Sophistication in Nascent Ventures.”
  • Matthews, C., Ford, M., and Baucus, M. “Strategic Cognitions of the Entrepreneur and Planning Formality in Nascent Firms: An Empirical Study.”
  • Lonier, T. & Matthews, C. “Measuring the Impact of Social Networks on Entrepreneurial Success: The Master Mind Principle.”
  • Matthews, C., Ford, M., and Baucus, M. “To Plan or Not to Plan: Is That Really the Question?”
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M. Ann Welsh, PhD - Professor of Management
  • Welsh, M.A. & Sundaramurthy, C. Using communities of practice to build absorptive capacity.
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