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IVANA NAUMOVSKA MARCO CLEMENTE HENRIK DELLESTRAND CHRISTOPHER EATON CONNIE VAN DER BYL JAYA DIXIT THOMAS CRAIG LIONEL PAOLELLA STEVE SAUErwALD NAVID BAZZAZIAN PATRICK SPIETH BILGEHAN UZUNCA ZHONGHUI WANG HAN JIANG ROBERT SEAMANS EMMANUELLE REUTER SEBASTIAN FOURNE ANNA SWÄRD LENA ELISABETH BYGBALLE DAVID WEITZNER LIBBY WEBER ORHUN GULDIKEN STEPHANIE MANKEL JAN MAMMEN MENGGE LI ALEKSANDRA REBEKA LITE NARTEY BRIAN WU THOMAS GRAF ALEX WILSON MARIE-ANN BETSCHINGER DANIEL GAMACHE JOHN BERNS JANA THIEL CHRISTINA CARNES MARCUS MØLLER LARSEN ALINE GATIGNON EIRIK TABLE OF CONTENTS Welcome ...................................................................................................... 3 About the Strategic Management Society ................................................ 5 2013 Board of Directors .............................................................................. 6 Past Annual International Conferences ..................................................... 7 2013 Awards ................................................................................................ 8 Conference Paper Awards .......................................................................... 9 Registered Attendees Distribution ............................................................. 13 Hotel Maps .................................................................................................. 14 Conference Information ............................................................................. 16 Conference at a Glance ............................................................................... 17 My Schedule Overview ................................................................................ 18 SUNDAY 2013 Review Committee ............................................................................. 20 Conference Tracks ....................................................................................... 22 Pre-Conference Sessions ............................................................................. 23 Sunday Sessions ........................................................................................... 25 Monday Sessions ......................................................................................... 42 Tuesday Sessions .......................................................................................... 94 Exhibitors ..................................................................................................... 142 Presenter Index ............................................................................................ 151 2 SMS 33rd Annual International Conference PROGRAM CHAIRS WELCOME SMS 33rd ANNUAL INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCE AtlantaSEP 28 – OCT 1, 2013 Dear colleagues, Welcome to Atlanta and to the 33rd Annual International Conference Is
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