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Adult children’s outcomes after parental nursing home entry (A. Antonello)
TBA
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The network origin of slow labor reallocation (L. Bocquet)
TBA
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Gender and dual-purpose leadership: Understanding financial and social performance in social enterprises (K. Curran & N. Rathert)
TBA
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Using generative AI strategically across late career: A Selection optimization compensation perspective on successful aging at work (N. Güven)
TBA
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Masculinity norms & female economic empowerment: Pilot focus groups for a lab-in-the-field experiment in rural Rwanda (T. Henkes, W. Janssens & M. Pradhan)
TBA
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Is leadership still masculine? Tracking changes in leadership characterizations over time (T. Hentschel, S. Mol, A. Berg & F. Manzi))
TBA
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Firm-level exposure to transition-critical commodities: uncertainty-calibrated measurement from corporate disclosures (M. de Jonge, A. Mićković, S. Rudinac & S. van Wijnbergen)
TBA
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Positioning the pill: How GLP-1 market framing shapes user health behaviour and public perception (G. Kirilova, W. Van Dolen, K. de Ruijter & J. Demmers)
This project investigates how the marketing of GLP-1 medications shapes health behaviour, public perceptions, and long-term treatment outcomes. By examining how different communication strategies influence lifestyle engagement and stigma, the research aims to develop evidence-based recommendations for pharmaceutical companies, healthcare providers, and policymakers to support healthier and more equitable obesity care.
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Who gets public support? Imbalanced allocation of government resources to innovative startups (A. Li)
TBA
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Attracted to impact? How professional social identity orientations shape job seekers’ intentions to apply to social ventures (Y. Mei, K. Curran & L De Cuyper))
TBA
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Validating threshold elicitation methods for assessing social tipping potential of pro-environmental behaviours (Z. Mlakar, J.W. Bolderdijk, V.V. Vasconcelos, S. Constantino & E. Keith Smith)
TBA
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The dawn of deposit banking and runs in the Netherlands (R. Oostdam)
TBA
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(Mis)Perceived prevalence of antisocial behavior across demographic groups (S. Sangi)
People may misjudge who is likely to behave antisocially, even when actual behavior does not differ much across demographic groups. This study measures actual antisocial behaviour, compares it with people's beliefs, tests whether evidence changes those beliefs, and examines whether such beliefs affect whom people choose to interact with in economic decisions.
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Does identity-signaling sustaining political polarisation? (J. Tait)
TBA
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The role of ethicality-as-a-source-of-distinctiveness beliefs in shaping ethical product preferences (C. Thürridl, S. Ekinci & B. Kamleitner)
As ethically framed (e.g., sustainable, fair) products become more common, their meaning for consumers may change. This project examines how consumers’ beliefs that ethical products can serve as a source of distinctiveness shape product preferences, highlighting actionable levers for maintaining the appeal of such products.
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Chronic disease onset, treatment timing and economic outcomes among older adults (A. Tuiu)
TBA
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Fairness at a price: Welfare state complexity and policy support (M. Wasilewska)
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