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Ingram, Paul, Lori Q. Yue, Hayagreeva Rao. 2010. "Trouble
in Store: Probes, Protests and Store Openings by Wal-Mart: 1998-2005."
Conditionally accepted, American
Journal of Sociology.
Torfason, Magnus T. and Paul Ingram, P. 2010. “The
Rise of Global Democracy: A Network Account.” Forthcoming, American Sociological Review.
Chua, Roy Y.J., Michael W. Morris and Paul Ingram. 2010. "Embeddedness and
new idea discussion in professional networks: The mediating role of
affect based trust." Forthcoming, Journal of Creative Behavior.
Chua, Roy, Michael Morris and Paul Ingram. 2009. "Guanxi versus
Networking: Distinctive Configurations of Affect- and
Cognition-based Trust in the Networks of Chinese versus American
Managers. Journal of International Business
Studies, 40: 490-508.
Ingram, Paul and Lori Q. Yue. 2008. "Structure,
affect and identity as bases of organizational competition and
cooperation." Academy of Management Annals, 2: 275-303.
Ingram, Paul and Xi Zou. 2008. "Business friendships."
Research in
Organizational Behavior, 28: 167-184.
Chua, Roy, Paul Ingram and Michael Morris. 2008. "From the head and
the heart: Locating cognition- and affect-based trust in managers’
professional networks." Academy
of Management Journal. 51: 436-452.
Ingram,
Paul and Michael Morris. 2007. "Do people mix at
mixers? Structure,homophily and the pattern of encounter at a business
networking party." Administrative
Science Quarterly, 52: 558-585.
Ingram, Paul and Arik Lifschitz. 2006. "Kinship in the shadow
of the corporation: The interbuilder network in Clyde River
shipbuilding, 1711-1990." American Sociological Review,
71:334-352.
Ingram,
Paul, Jeffrey Robinson and Marc L. Busch. 2005. "The
Intergovernmental Network of World Trade: IGO Connectedness, Governance
and Embeddedness." American
Journal of Sociology, 111: 824-858.
Ingram, Paul and Hayagreeva Rao. 2004. "Store wars: The
enactment and repeal of anti-chain legislation in the United States."
American Journal of Sociology, 110: 446-487.
Simons, Tal and Paul Ingram. 2004. "An Ecology of
Ideology: Theory and Evidence from Four Populations." 13,
33-59. Industrial and Corporate Change.
Simons, Tal
and Paul Ingram. 2003. "Enemies of the
State: Interdependence between institutional forms and the ecology of
the kibbutz, 1910-1997." 44: 592-62, Administrative Science Quarterly.
Ingram, Paul and Tal Simons.
2002. "The
transfer of experience in Groups of Organizations: Implications for
Performance and Competition." Management Science,48:
1517-1533
Ingram, Paul and Peter W.
Roberts. 2000. "Friendships
among Competitors in the Sydney Hotel Industry." 106:
387-423, American Journal of Sociology.
Argote, Linda and Paul
Ingram. 2000. "Knowledge
Transfer: A basis for competitive advantage in firms." 82: 150-169,
Organizational Behavior and Human Decision Processes.
Ingram, Paul and Tal
Simons. 2000. "State Formation,
Ideological Competition, and the Ecology of Israeli Workers'
Cooperatives, 1920-1992." 45: 25-53, Administrative
Science Quarterly.
Ingram, Paul and Karen
Clay. 2000. "The
Choice-Within-Constraints New Institutionalism and Implications for
Sociology." 26: 525-546. Annual Review of Sociology.
Baum, Joel A.C. and Paul
Ingram.1998. "Population-level
learning in the Manhattan hotel industry, 1898-1980." 44: 996-1016.
Management Science,
Simons, Tal and Paul
Ingram. 1997. "Organization
and ideology: Kibbutzim and hired labor, 1951-1965." 42: 784-813, Administrative
Science Quarterly.
Ingram, Paul and Joel A.C.
Baum. 1997. "Opportunity
and Constraint: Organizations' Learning from the Operating and
Competitive Experience of Industries." 18 (summer special edition):
75-98, Strategic Management Journal.
Ingram, Paul and Joel A.C.
Baum. 1997. "Chain
Affiliation and the Failure of Manhattan Hotels, 1898-1980." 42:
68-102 , Administrative Science Quarterly.
Ingram, Paul and Crist
Inman. 1996. "Institutions,
intergroup rivalry, and the evolution of hotel populations around
Niagara Falls." 41: 629-658, Administrative Science Quarterly.
Ingram, Paul. 1996. "Organizational
form as a mechanism for generating credible commitment: The evolution
of naming strategy in the U.S. hospitality industry." 17 (summer
special edition): 85-98, Strategic Management Journal.
Ingram, Paul L. and Tal
Simons. 1995. "Institutional
and resource dependence determinants of esponsiveness to work family
issues." 38: 1466-1482, Academy of Management Journal.
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Ingram,
Paul and Brian Silverman (editors). 2002. The New
Institutionalism in Strategic Management. Greenwich CT: JAI
Press.
Ingram, Paul. 1996. The
Rise of Hotel Chains in the United States, 1896-1980. New York:
Garland Press.
Ingram, Paul.
2004. "Interorganizational Relations." In Nigel Nicholson, Pino
Audia and Madan Pillutla (eds.), Blackwell Encyclopedic Dictionary of
Organizational Behavior. London: Blackwell.
Ingram, Paul.
2003. “Review of ‘Toward a Comparative Institutional Analysis,’ by
Masahiko Aoki.” Contemporary
Sociology, 32: 314-315.
Ingram, Paul. 2002.
"Interorganizational Learning." In Joel A.C. Baum (ed.), Companion
to Organizations 642-663. New York: Blackwell.
Ingram, Paul
and Brian Silverman. June 2002. “Introduction: The New
Institutionalism in Strategy.” Advances in Strategic
Management, 19: 1-32.
Baum, Joel A.C. and Paul Ingram. 2002 "Interorganizational learning and
network organizations: Toward a behavioral theory of the 'interfirm,”
In Mie Augier and James G. March (eds.), The Economics of Choice,
Change, and Organization. Essays in the memory of Richard M. Cyert.
Cheltenham UK: Edward Elgar.
Ingram, Paul and Joel A.C.
Baum. 2001. "Interorganizational learning and the dynamics of
chain relationships." Advances in Strategic Management.
18: 109-140.
Simons, Tal and Paul
Ingram. 2000. "The
kibbutz for organizational behavior." Research in
Organizational Behavior.
Ingram, Paul and Peter
Roberts. 1999. "Intraorganizational evolution in the U.S.
pharmaceutical industry." In Joel Baum and Bill McElvey (eds.), Variations
in Organization Science, 155-168.
Ingram, Paul. 1998. "Changing the rules:
Interests, organizations and institutional change in the U.S.
hospitality industry," pp. 258-276 in Mary Brinton and Victor Nee
(eds.), The new institutionalism in sociology. New York:
Russell Sage Foundation.
Nee, Victor and Paul
Ingram. 1998. "Embeddedness
and beyond: Institutions, exchange and social structure," pp. 19-45
in Mary Brinton and Victor Nee (eds.), The The new
institutionalism in sociology. New York: Russell Sage
Foundation.
Ingram, Paul. 1998.
"Entrepreneurial Capacity and the Growth of Chain Organizations," pp.
19-36 in Joel A.C. Baum (ed.), Advances in Strategic Management,
Greenwich, CT: JAI Press.
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| Academic Awards |
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9/07
Dean's Award for Outstanding Core Teaching, Columbia University
1/07 Kravis Chair of Business, Columbia University
11/04 Distinguished Graduate Award, Brock University School of
Business
7/03 Prichard Chair, University of Toronto
3/99 David W. Zalaznick Chair, Columbia University
8/97 Xerox Research Chair,
Carnegie Mellon University
5/91 Governor General's
Academic Medal, Brock University & Government of Canada.
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| Professional and University
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Faculty Director,
Columbia Senior Executive Program, 2006 - Present
Senior Editor for Organization
Science, 1/2004 - 2007.
Consulting Editor for American
Journal of Sociology. 1/2002 - 12/2004.
Associate Editor for Management
Science (Organization performance, strategy and design area), 11/97
- 7/2004.
Guest Editor for Organization
Behavior and Human Decision Processes, Special Issue on
Organizational Learning, 1999
Member of the editorial
board of Administrative Science Quarterly, 12/97 - present.
Member of the editorial
board of Strategic Organization, 10/01 - 2007
Reviewer for Academy of
Management Journal, Management Science, Strategic Management Journal,
Organizational Science, Research in the Sociology of Organizations
Chairman of Informs'
College of Organization Science, 2002-2003.
Representative at Large for
the OMT Division of the Academy of Management, 2000-2003
Member of Academy of
Management, American Sociological Association, American Economic
Association, American Political Science Association, Strategic
Management Society, INFORMS
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