Faculty-Published Research

Dr. Ruwan Adikaram’s research, “Confronting Bias in Whistleblowing: How Race, Gender, and Marital Status Intersect in the Reporting of Unethical Conduct,” was published in the Journal of Forensic Accounting Research.

Dr. Adikaram’s research, “Treasury Return Predictability and Investor Sentiment,” was published in the Journal of Financial Research.

Dr. Marat Bakpayev research, “Technology-Enabled Well-Being in the Era of IR4.0: Marketing and Public Policy Implications,” was published in the Journal of Consumer Marketing.

Dr. Lacey Loomer’s research, “Advancing the Age-Friendly Movement in Rural Communities,” was published in the Journal of Aging Life Care.

Dr. Ahmed Maamoun’s research, “Greenwash and Ask for Forgiveness Later: A Case Study,” was published in the Global Journal of Business Pedagogy.

Dr. Xin Liang’s research, “CEO Cognitive Competencies in Managing Turnaround: Complexity and Focus,” was published in the Australian Journal of Management.

Dr. Yufei Ren’s research, “Strategic Business Mode Choices for E-Commerce Platforms Under Brand Competition,” was published in the Journal of Theoretical and Applied Electronic Commerce Research.

Dr. Ren’s research, “Optimal Recommendation Strategies for AI-Powered E-Commerce Platforms: A Study of Duopoly Manufacturers and Market Competition,” was published in the Journal of Theoretical and Applied Electronic Commerce Research.

Dr. Ren and Dr. Chris McIntosh’s research, “A co-opetitive Newsvendor Model with Product Substitution and a Wholesale Price Contract,” was published in the European Journal of Operational Research.

Dr. Amin Rostami’s research, “Can Salespeople Use Social Media to Enhance Brand Awareness and Sales Performance? The Role of Manager Empowerment and Creativity,” was published in the Journal of Business & Industrial Marketing.

Dr. Kanhaiya Sinha’s researc, “Balancing Entrepreneurial and Learning Orientations: A Meta-Analytic Approach to Understanding Performance Variability,” was published in the Journal of Business Venturing Insights.

Dr. Raluca Stan’s research “It Is Not Just What You Say, But How You Say It: Why Tonality Matters in Central Bank Communication,” was published in the Journal of Empirical Finance.

Her research “The Information Content of the Volatility Index Options Trading Volume,” was published in the Journal of Futures Markets.

Dr. Stan’s research, “Monetary Policy and Uncertainty Resolution in Commodity Markets,” was published in the Finance Research Letters.

Dr. Lin Xiu’s research, “The Interplay of Servant Leadership Behaviors and Machiavellianism on Perceived Leader Effectiveness: The Role of Team Conflict Management,” was published in the European Journal of Management and Business Economics.

Dr. Xiu’s research, “Servant Leadership Measurement: A Comparison of Five Instruments in China,” was published in the Leadership & Organization Development Journal.

Dr. Wenqing Zhang’s research, “How Reverse Information Sharing Supports Pricing and Sales Effort Decisions: Signaling Game-Based Incentive Mechanism Design,” was published in  Computers & Industrial Engineering.

Dr. Zhang’s research, “Dynamic Decisions Between Sellers and Consumers in Online Second-Hand Trading Platforms: Evidence from C2C Transactions,” was published in Transportation Research Part E: Logistics and Transportation Review.