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When CEO career horizon problems matter for corporate social responsibility: The moderating roles of industry-level discretion and blockholder ownership
WY Oh, YK Chang, Z Cheng
Journal of Business Ethics 133 (2), 279-291, 2016
2642016
Trust and contracts: Complements versus substitutes in business-to-business exchanges
L Poppo, Z Cheng
The Routledge Companion to Trust, 228-244, 2018
122018
The Effects of CEO Career Horizon, Power and Education on R&D Spending: Software Industry Evidence
Z Cheng, VL Barker
Academy of Management Proceedings 2014 (1), 17392, 2014
32014
Triggers and psychological contracts: The influence of managerial discretion
DB Wangrow, BS O'Neill, Z Cheng, JL Cotton
Journal of Managerial Issues 33 (4), 370-395, 2021
22021
Selective cooptation: organizational and industry effects on the reappointment of Chinese senior executives to congress
SD Dobrev, Z Cheng, X Yang
2021 Nagymaros Conference, 2021
22021
Career concerns of young and old CEOs: Their effect on R&D spending in the software industry
Z Cheng, DB Wangrow, VL Barker III
Long Range Planning, 102438, 2024
2024
How Authoritarian Regimes Use Organizations to Solidify Control: A Theory of Pro-Forma Cooptation and an Empirical Test from Reappointments to Congress in China
S Dobrev, Z Cheng, X Yang
Organization Studies, 01708406241233192, 2024
2024
Breaking the Big Four brand’s halo effect precisely: evidence from the association between RMM coverage ratios and integrated audit effectiveness
DD Li, W Lin, PY Sun, Y Tang, Z Cheng
Review of Quantitative Finance and Accounting, 1-38, 2024
2024
Just Like Me? How Reciprocal Judgements of Trust Underlie Innovations in Buyer-Supplier Exchanges
L Poppo, Z Cheng
Academy of Management Proceedings 2022 (1), 17993, 2022
2022
Tenure Effects on Cognitive Traits: a Longitudinal Study of CEOs’ Letters to Shareholders
Z Cheng, DB Wangrow, VL Barker
Academy of Management Proceedings 2015 (1), 18473, 2015
2015
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