Publications by Jo-Ellen Pozner
May 1, 2015 • Working Papers • By Emily S. Block, Jo-Ellen Pozner and Karen Patterson
Abstract How does an organization’s position within a field affect its propensity to innovate? Drawing on niche theory, we characterize an organization’s position along two dimensions: niche width, a function…
Bottle Revolution: Constructing Consumer and Producer Identities in the Craft Beer Industry
March 1, 2015 • Working Papers • By Jo-Ellen Pozner, Katarina Sikavica and Michaela DeSoucey
Various streams of literature in organizational theory, the sociology of consumption, and marketing argue that organizational identity work is a critical component of consumer identification with an organization. Identity work…
Bottle Revolution: Constructing Consumer and Producer Identities in the Craft Beer Industry
October 1, 2014 • Working Papers • By Jo-Ellen Pozner, Katarina Sikavica and Michaela DeSoucey
Abstract Various streams of literature in organizational theory, the sociology of consumption, and marketing argue that organizational identity work is a critical component of consumer identification with an organization. Identity…
Avoiding the Consequences of Repeated Misconduct: Stigma’s License and Stigma's Transferability
July 1, 2009 • Working Papers • By Celia Moore, H. Colleen Stuart and Jo-Ellen Pozner
Abstract Contributing to the literature on stigma and re-legitimation, this paper examines two ways organizations may dampen the penalties associated with admissions of misconduct. Using a matched sample of firms…
Paying Attention to Misconduct: Differential Reactions to Misconduct After Sarbanes-Oxley
February 1, 2005 • Working Papers • By Jo-Ellen Pozner, Aharon Cohen Mohliver and Celia Moore