The equity home bias
London Business School
Home bias, the empirical phenomenon that investors assign anomalously high weights to their own domestic assets, has puzzled academics for […]
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The behaviour of sentiment-induced share returns: Measurement when fundamentals are observable
London Business School
Ian Cooper discusses the effect of sentiment on returns using a sample of upstream oil stocks where we have a […]
A Measure of Pure Home Bias
London Business School
The literature on international equity holdings distinguishes between home bias (overweighting of home stocks) and foreign bias (relative underweighting for […]
On the Road to Disaster: Strategic Misalignments and Corporate Failure
Warwick Business School
Prior research has identified the link between strategic misalignment and corporate failure, but little empirical research to date has examined […]
Open strategy-making at the Wikimedia Foundation: A dialogic perspective
Warwick Business School
Dialogue is essential to open strategy processes, yet these processes have not been researched from a dialogic perspective. We therefore […]
The Rhetoric of Leadership
Warwick Business School
Loizos Heracleous holds a Chair in Strategy and Organization at Warwick Business School and is also an Associate Fellow of […]
Interim executives: models of modern management
London Business School
There are many types of interim executive some are hired to do a very specific job, perhaps a turnaround or […]
What comes after the knowledge era?
London Business School
We live in the information age, which according to Wikipedia is a period in human history characterised by the shift […]
Becoming a Better Boss: Why Good Management is so Difficult
London Business School
The literature on managing people often approaches the subject from the perspective of a manager of an idealised organisation. Julian […]
Managing the Human Animal
London Business School
Time and time again, managers have tried to flatten hierarchies, eliminate office politics, and quell interdepartmental rivalry – but to […]