Seminars

Seminars

The Management Division Seminar features weekly presentations from distinguished visitors as well as the division’s own faculty. Sessions begin at 12:30 p.m. on Tuesdays in 331 Uris Hall unless otherwise noted. Our current schedule is listed below. Notices about the talks are distributed by e-mail to the seminar mailing list. If you have questions, e-mail Ko Kuwabara, Malia Mason or Dana Carney.

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Fall 2009

Date	Speaker and Title
September 15th	You Focus on the Forest When You’re in Charge of the Trees: Power Priming and Abstract Information Processing Pamela K. Smith University of California, San Diego
September 29th	Hostile and Benevolent Reactions Toward Pregnant Women: Complementary Interpersonal Punishments and Rewards That Maintain Traditional Roles (255K) Michelle Hebl Rice University
October 6th	Do Convex Incentive Schemes Attract Overconfident Employees? Experimental Evidence (240K) The Cost of High-Powered Incentives: Employee Gaming in Enterprise Software Sales (303K) Ian Larkin Harvard Business School
October 22nd Thursday    Warren 416	Uncertainty and Deterrence: Experimental Evidence (181K) Gary Charness,  University of California Santa Barbara
October 27th	Overconfidence and the attainment of power (140K)                                         Cameron Anderson  University of California Berkeley
November 3rd	The Rise and Fall of Finance and the End of the Society of Organizations (135K) Jerry Davis Michigan Ross School of Business
November 17th	Technology Shocks, Alliances, and Organizational Fields: Insights from the Global Technology Collaboration Network Melissa Schilling Stern School of Business
December 1st	Merchants Go to Market: Finance and Strategy in the Development of the US Retail Industry 1885-1930 Mary A. O'Sullivan   U Penn
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