Unless
otherwise noted, all seminars will be held in E52-598 (Forrester
Room) from 1:00-2:30pm on Fridays.
As they
become available, abstracts for the seminars will be posted and can be
seen by clicking on the title.
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Speaker (affiliation) | Topic/Title |
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Jenny Rudolph (BC) and Nelson Repenning (MIT) | The Dynamics of Disaster: Understanding the Role of Interruptions and Stress in Organizational Collapse |
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Steve Currall (Rice) | Combining qualitative and quantitative methods: Research on boards of directors |
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No Seminar | |
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Postponed til Fall |
Diane Bailey (Stanford) | Due to a family emergency, Prof. Bailey's seminar will be re-scheduled for Fall 2000. There will be no OSG Seminar on March 10th. |
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James
Tucker (UNH)
(note that Prof. Tucker was orig. schedule to present on 3/3) |
The “Theraputic Organization” and the Sociology of Conflict |
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No Seminar/Spring Break | |
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Nelson Repenning (MIT) | You Measure What You Get: A Theory of Process Improvement and Change |
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David Thomas (HBS) | Cultural Diversity at Work: The Moderating Effects of Work Group Perspectives on Diversity |
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Margaret Levenstein (Albion) | Networks of Capital and the Midwestern Industrialization Cleveland, Ohio 1880-1914 |
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No Seminar | Have a good holiday weekend! |
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Stuart Albert (U of MN) | Principles of timing: The Temporal Anatomy of a Slippery Slope |
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Gabriel Szulanski (Wharton) | Beware of Credible Sources of Complex Practices |
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(rescheduled from 4-21) |
Amy Edmondson (HBS) | Learning in Teams: Lessons from the Operating Room |
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