• Fashionably late: Differentially costly signaling of sociometric status through a subtle act of being late 

  Döğerlioğlu-Demir, Kıvılcım; Ng, A. H.; Koçaş, C. (Elsevier, 2023-02)

  This research examines how arriving late to social gatherings operates as a signal of social connectedness and desirability, leading to elevated sociometric status attributions. Drawing on costly signaling theory and the ...

• A dynamic multi-level iterative algorithm for clearing European electricity day-ahead markets: An application to the Turkish market 

  Büke, B.; Shahmanzari, Masoud; Tanrisever, F. (Taylor & Francis, 2023-05-12)

  Designing and clearing day-ahead electricity market auctions have recently received significant attention from academia and practice alike. Given the size and the complexity of day-ahead market auctions, clearing them ...

• ESG investing and the financial performance: a panel data analysis of developed REIT markets 

  Erol, Işıl; Unal, U.; Coskun, Y. (Springer, 2023-06-28)

  This study investigates the empirical link between the social and financial performance of the Real Estate Investment Trusts (REITs) by utilizing the PVAR-Granger causality model and a fixed-effects panel data model with ...

• The effects of foreign acquisitions on the value of industry peers 

  Yılmaz, Ümit (Cambridge University Press, 2023-03)

  This paper studies how industry peers' stock prices respond when another firm in the industry is acquired by a foreign firm. The average stock price reactions of industry peers in horizontal foreign acquisitions around ...

• Local house price effects of internal migration in queensland: Australia's interstate migration capital 

  Erol, Işıl; Ünal, U. (Wiley, 2023-06)

  We examine the causal impact of internal migration on housing prices across 82 Statistical Areas Level 3 regions in Queensland, Australia from 2014–2019. The primary findings are: (i) an annual increase in the inflow of ...

• Human and machine: The impact of machine input on decision making under cognitive limitations 

  Boyacı, T.; Canyakmaz, Caner; de Vericourt, F. (Informs, 2023-03)

  The rapid adoption of artificial intelligence (AI) technologies by many organizations has recently raised concerns that AI may eventually replace humans in certain tasks. In fact, when used in collaboration, machines can ...

• Are crowdsourcing announcements signals of customer orientation? A comparison of consumer responses to product- versus communication-related campaigns 

  Wen, Xiaohan Hannah; Atakan, S. S. (Emerald, 2023-05-05)

  Purpose: This study aims to examine consumers’ responses to crowdsourcing campaigns in the request initiation stage using the signaling theory from economics. The purpose of the research is threefold. First, it provides a ...

• Strategic agility, exaptation, and business model innovation: the case of an sme 

  Albayraktaroğlu, Alptegin (IEEE, 2023)

  This study adopts a process view on business model innovation (BMI) to address multiple issues pertaining to theory and practice. First, BMI is challenging for most firms in part due to resource constraints that impose ...

• Perceived overqualification and employee proactivity: The cross-level moderation effects of LMX and initiative climate in small firms 

  Maden-Eyiusta, Ceyda (Springer, 2023)

  Drawing on social information processing (SIP) theory, this study examined the interactive effects of perceived overqualification (POQ), leader-member exchange (LMX), and initiative climate on supervisor-rated employee ...

• Models for government intervention during a pandemic 

  Eryarsoy, E.; Shahmanzari, Masoud; Tanrisever, F. (Elsevier, 2023-01-01)

  While intervention policies such as social distancing rules, lockdowns, and curfews may save lives during a pandemic, they impose substantial direct and indirect costs on societies. In this paper, we provide a mathematical ...

• Selecting a winning team: Management of surgical team composition in robotic surgery 

  Bayram, A.; Solak, S.; Harmanli, O.; Cesaret, Bahriye (Elsevier, 2023-01)

  Surgical robots can offer higher precision, flexibility, and control during surgeries compared to conventional approaches. Robotic surgeries lead to a decrease in surgical error rates, lengths of hospital stays, and patient ...

• Business group affiliation and internationalization of new ventures: Moderating role of industry and liberalization 

  Saiyed, Abrarali Mohammadusmanali; Eryarsoy, E.; Mondal, A.; Dhandapani, K. (Elsevier, 2023-03)

  Internationalization of new ventures (INV) has been the interest of inquiry for more than three decades. Though many researchers have looked at different factors and their impact on the speed, scope, and intensity of ...

• Impact of global brand chief marketing officers’ corporate social responsibility and sociopolitical activism communication on twitter 

  Şabahat, Peren Özturan; Grinstein, A. (Sage, 2022-09)

  Chief marketing officers (CMOs) engage with their stakeholders on social media platforms to create a digital impact. CMO communication on societal issues is understudied despite heightened global attention to brands’ social ...

• A lure or a turn-off: social media reactions to business model innovation announcements 

  Bowen, M.; Wen, Xiaohan Hannah; Kim, S. (Springer, 2023-03)

  How do people react to business model innovation (BMI) announcements on social media? Is the analysis of social media reactions to BMI announcements a fruitful method for assessing the potential and pitfalls of BMIs? This ...

• Transition dynamics in equilibrium search 

  Akın, Şerife Nuray; Platt, B. C. (American Economic Association, 2022)

  We study a dynamic equilibrium search model where sellers differ in their urgency to liquidate an asset. Buyers strategically make price offers without knowing a given seller’s urgency. We study liquidity and price dynamics ...

• Doing good by sharing messages: An investigation of “You Share, We Donate” campaigns and how they can attain viral success 

  Wen, Xiaohan Hannah ; Kim, S.; Bowen, M. (Elsevier, 2023-02)

  With the rise of social media, companies are engaging in a new type of cause-related marketing classified as "You Share, We Donate" (YSWD) campaigns. YSWD campaigns encourage consumers to share the company's campaign ...

• On optimal toll design for bosporus crossings 

  Ekici, Özgün (Sosyoekonomi Society, 2022-10)

  For many years, two toll bridges served commuter demand to cross the strait called Bosporus in Istanbul, Turkey. An underground connection called the Eurasian tunnel had been recently launched to relieve the strait's ...

• Entrepreneurial orientation, CEO power and firm performance: An upper echelons theory perspective 

  Saiyed, Abrarali Mohammadusmanali; Tatoglu, E.; Ali, S.; Dutta, D. K. (Emerald, 2023-05-22)

  Purpose: Adopting insights from the upper echelons theory, this study aims to investigate the relationship between entrepreneurial orientation (EO) and firm performance under the contingent influence of chief executive ...

• Foreign acquisition and credit risk: Evidence from the U.S. CDS market 

  Yılmaz, Ümit (Cambridge University Press, 2023-06-17)

  This article empirically analyzes the effect of foreign block acquisitions on U.S. target firms' credit risk as measured by their credit default swap (CDS) spreads. Foreign block purchases lead to a greater increase in the ...

• When does boundary-spanner burnout connect participation and customer relationship performance? The role of the firm's network centrality and network density 

  Yeniaras, Volkan; Gölgeci, İ. (Elsevier, 2023-07)

  Managing business-to-business (B2B) relationships can be taxing for many boundary-spanners and lead to burnout. However, despite the widespread prevalence of burnout in the contemporary workplace, B2B marketing research ...

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