*Category placement is based on papers actually online rather than the author's research interests.

 

 

Lucian Bebchuk

Harvard University.  Titles include

"The Costs of Entrenched Boards" (2003);
"The Case for Empowering Shareholders" (2003);
"Misreporting Corporate Performance" (2002);
"Asymmetric Information and the Choice of Corporate Governance Arrangements" (2002);
"The Market for Corporate Law";
"Executive Compensation in America: Optimal Contracting or Extraction of Rents?" (2001);
"Ex Ante Investments and Ex Post Externalities" (2001);  and
"Takeover Bids vs. Proxy Fights in Contests for Corporate Control" (2001).

 

David Boje

New Mexico State University.   Titles include
"Transorganizational Development and the Death of Organizational Development" (2000);
"Who Rules Large System Transorganizational Development (TD) Consulting?" (1999);
"Storytelling and the Collective Dynamics of Transorganizational Networking" (1999);  and
"Chaos and Complexity in Supply Chain Transorganizational Development Networking" (1999).

 

Robert Dobell

University of Victoria.  Titles include
"Approaches to risk in public management";
"The Arithmetic of Risk: Analytical Problems and Political Solutions";
"Fresh Thoughts in Fat City: Innovation in the Federal Public Service";
"The Public Administrator: God? or Entrepreneur? Or Are They the Same in the Public Service?";
"Public Policy in a Risky World";  and
"The public servant as God: Taking risks with the public."

 

Kevin Murphy

University of Southern California.  Titles include

"Discretion in Executive Incentive Contracts" (2003);  and
"Governance, Behavior, and Performance or State and Corporate Pension Plans" (1994).

 

Katherine Naff

San Francisco State University.  Titles include
"A Changing Workforce: Understanding Diversity Programs in the Federal Government";
"Working for America: Does Public Service Motivation Make a Difference?";
"Responding to a Wake Up Call: An Examination of Federal Agency Diversity Management Programs";  and
"Affirmative Action on the Precipice: Will its Demise Prove Fatal to the Achievement of Diversity?"

 

Greg Saxton

State University of New York.  Titles include

"The Rise of Participatory Society: Challenges for Public Administration";
"Explaining the Intensity of Ethno-Nationalist Contention" (2000);
"Means, Motives and Opportunities in the Expression of Etho-Nationalist Demands" (2002);  and
"Nation, Nation-Building, and Nationalism in the Catalan-Speaking Cyberspace" (1999).

 

 

Fred Thompson

Willamette University.  Titles include

"Fordism, Post-Fordism And The Flexible System Of Production";
"Why A New Public Management, Why Now?";
"What Public Managers Should Study";  and
"Case Teaching And Intellectual Performances In Management."

 

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