Strategy Practice

The Curiosity Gap: Why Growth Talk Piques Analyst Interest

Linguistic analysis of S&P 500 earnings calls shows that executive “growth talk” piques analyst curiosity and intensity, directly influencing stock ratings—though success depends heavily on aligning with market expectations and subsequent investment actions.

Looking to experiment in the strategic management field? Learn from Korean pop music

A new study finds high-status music producers have the necessary support to help their artists try new things.

Strategy Practice 2025 Annual Business Meeting

September 24, 2025 from 6:00 am – 7:30 am CDT.

A firm’s celebrity or reputation can guide how it responds to media scandalization of its misconduct

Misconduct can cost a company, but it can morph into a full-fledged disaster when that incident is scandalized in the media. A new study published in the Strategic Management Journal…

SEJ: New Study Suggests a Strong Link Between Social Entrepreneurship and Language

The rise in social entrepreneurship over the last 20 years denotes a major global economic and political movement. Social entrepreneurs generate substantial positive outcomes, but while they make up 2% or…

SEJ Video Abstract | Strategic leadership in liminal space

SMS 44th Annual Conference Istanbul

Strategic Management of Fault Lines, Contradictions, and Divergences

Strategy Imagination Forum: Work Will Never Be the Same featuring Deborah Lovich, BCG

In this Strategy Imagination Forum session, Deborah Lovich, Managing Director & Senior Partner at the Boston office of Boston Consulting Group, examines four critical areas: how we work, how we…

Contrasting Forms of Organizing Economic Activity in an Open and maybe Not So Open World

Some believe that the distinctions firms face regarding the economic and social outcomes of their operations are all-encompassing. Others believe that the expectations are unclear, and the world is not…

SEJ Video Abstract | Framing Exploration of Digital Opportunities at Hierarchical Interfaces