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Research: When CEOs Use War Metaphors, Analysts Worry
“We’re going to run them out of business and buy that building, which we’re going to bulldoze. After that, we’ll salt the earth. Then we’ll go after their families,” Larry Ellison, executive chairman of Oracle, once reportedly declared in reference to a competitor. This kind of statement epitomizes the aggressive war metaphors that often appear in corporate communication. And while it’s a particularly colorful example, it’s hardly exceptional.
"A Configurational Theory of Generalized Exchange in Stakeholder-Orient" by Jeffrey S. Harrison, Violet Ho et al.
10.5465/amp.2022.0034 © 2024 Academy of Management Copyright of Academy of Management Perspectives is the property of Academy of Management and its content may not be copied or emailed to multiple sites or posted to a listserv without the copyright holder's express written permission. However, users may print, download, or email articles for individual use. Jeffrey S. Harrison, Violet T. Ho, Douglas A.
Channeling and dampening: The role of political ties in information disclosure and concealment
PLOS ONE, Jul 2023 Non-profit organizations (NPOs) help the state achieve its social objectives. At the same time, they often depend on the private-sector actors for donations. The different beliefs of public- and private-sector actors regarding which practices are desirable for NPOs can affect the transparency of these organizations.
Channeling and dampening: The role of political ties in information disclosure and concealment
The moderating role of market institutions In explaining heterogeneity in information disclosure, the existing literature tends to focus on organization-level attributes [15]. Whereas we consider (below) a critical organizational moderator, i.e., the extent to which an organization depends on the state for resources, institutional settings are also likely to moderate the influence of political ties on information disclosure by shaping the perceptions of the public- and private-sector actors.
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