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Lori Yue

Lori Yue
Associate Professor of Business
Management Division
Areas of Expertise
Entrepreneurship & Innovation Globalization Leadership & Organizational Behavior Social Impact
Contact
Office: 1191 Kravis
E-mail: [email protected]
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Curriculum Vitae

Qingyuan (Lori) Yue is Associate Professor at the Management Division in Columbia Business School. Her research focuses on the relationship between business and society, especially regarding how organizations respond to contentious social environments and regulation uncertainty. She has published papers on industry self-regulation, business collective action, business responses to social movement, and corporate political strategies. Her recent research studies how firms, especially nascent industries that develop from technological innovations, adopt political strategies to shape regulation, and how firms respond to the grand challenges in the global context and also exert their own influences. One of her recent papers develops a computational measure of rhetorical nationalism at the firm level. Her research has been published in leading peer-reviewed scholarly journals. Her recent research awards include the Responsible Research in Business & Management (RRBM) Award in 2020 and the Rigor in Research Award by the Strategic Management Society in 2020. She was formerly an associate editor of Management Science, a consulting editor for the American Journal of Sociology, and the Chair of the Organizational Management and Theory Research Committee of the Academy of Management.

She teaches Top Management Process, a popular MBA and EMBA elective course about the role of general managers in the organization, strategy, and operation of both entrepreneurial and established firms. She previously served as a faculty member of the University of Southern California’s Marshall School of Business. There, she taught the undergraduate core course, Strategic Management, served as the course head, and led the course redesign. She also taught other short MBA courses and the PhD seminar of Organizational Theory, and won both teaching and research awards.

 

Education
B.S., Renmin University of China; M.S., Peking University; Ph.D., Columbia Business School
Joined CBS
2021

All Activities

  • Research
  • Teaching
  • Awards and Honors
  • Press
  • Journal articles
  • Working papers
  • Articles
  • Books
  • Chapters
Type
Journal Article
Yue, Lori and Jue Wang
. “Policy Learning in Nascent Industries’ Venue Shifting: A Study of the U.S. Small Unmanned Aircraft Systems (UAS) Industry.”
Business & Society
(Forthcoming).
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Type
Journal Article
Yue, Lori, Kate Jue Wang, and Botao Yang
. “Contesting Commercialization: Political Influence, Responsive Authoritarianism, and Cultural Resistance.”
Administrative Science Quarterly
vol.
64
, (January 01, 2019):
435
-
465
.
Read More about Contesting Commercialization: Political Influence, Responsive Authoritarianism, and Cultural Resistance
Type
Journal Article
Greve, Henrich R. and Lori Yue
. “Hereafter: How Crises Shape Communities through Learning and Institutional Legacies.”
Organization Science
vol.
28
, no.
6
(November 20, 2017):
965
-
1167
.
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Type
Journal Article
Yue, Lori
. “The Great and the Small: The Impact of Collective Action on the Evolution of Interlock Networks after the Panic of 1907.”
American Sociological Review
vol.
81
, no.
2
(February 25, 2016):
374
-
395
.
Read More about The Great and the Small: The Impact of Collective Action on the Evolution of Interlock Networks after the Panic of 1907
Type
Journal Article
Yue, Lori
. “Community Constraints on the Efficacy of Elite Mobilization: The Issues of Currency Substitutes during the Panic of 1907.”
American Journal of Sociology`
vol.
120
, no.
6
(May 01, 2015):
1690
-
1735
.
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Type
Journal Article
Yue, Lori
. “Asymmetric Effects of Fashions on the Formation and Dissolution of Networks: Board Interlocks with Internet Companies.”
Organization Science
vol.
23
, no.
4
(July 01, 2012):
1114
-
1134
.
Read More about Asymmetric Effects of Fashions on the Formation and Dissolution of Networks: Board Interlocks with Internet Companies
Type
Journal Article
Rao, Hayagreeva, Lori Yue, and Paul Ingram
. “Laws of Attraction: Regulatory Arbitrage in the Face of Activism in Right-to-work States.”
American Sociological Review
vol.
76
, no.
3
(May 26, 2011):
365
-
385
.
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Type
Journal Article
Ingram, Paul, Lori Yue, and Hayagreeva Rao
. “Trouble in Store: The Emergence and Success of Protests against Wal-Mart Store Openings in America.”
American Journal of Sociology
vol.
116
, no.
1
(July 01, 2010):
53
-
92
.
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Type
Journal Article
Ingram, Paul and Lori Yue
. “Structure, Affect and Identity as Bases of Organizational Competition and Cooperation.”
Academy of Management Annals
vol.
2
, no.
1
(January 01, 2008):
275
-
303
.
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Type
Newspaper/Magazine Article
Yue, Lori
. “Book Review for The Bank Did It: An Anatomy of the Financial Crisis, by Neil Fligstein.”
Administrative Science Quarterly
. September 01, 2022.
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Type
Book
Rao, Hayagreeva, Lori Yue, and Paul Ingram
. Activists, Categories and Markets: Racial Diversity and Protests against Wal-Mart Store Openings in America. Edited by
Greta Hsu, Giacomo Negro, and Ozgecan Kocak
.
Emerald Publishing Limited
, 2010.
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Type
Chapter
Yue, Lori, Jiao Luo, and Paul Ingram
. “The Strength of a Weak Institution: Clearing House, Federal Reserve, and the Survival of Commercial Banks in Manhattan, 1840-1980.” In
Proceedings
,
OMT Davison, Chicago
:
Academy of Management Meeting
, 2017.
Read More about The Strength of a Weak Institution: Clearing House, Federal Reserve, and the Survival of Commercial Banks in Manhattan, 1840-1980.
Type
Chapter
Yue, Lori
. “Lessons from the National Banking Era Financial Crises in the U.S.” In
Tsinghua Financial Review
,
105
-
109
. 2017.
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Type
Chapter
Yue, Lori, Jue Wang, and Botao Yang
. “The Price of Faith: Political Determinants of the Commercialization of Buddhist Temples in China.” In
Proceedings
,
OMT Davison, Anaheim
:
Academy of Management Meeting
, 2016.
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Type
Chapter
Yue, Lori and Paul Ingram
. “Industry Self-Regulation as a Solution of Reputation Commons: A Case of the Commercial Bank Clearinghouse.” In
Oxford Handbook of Reputation Commons
, edited by
Michael L. Barnett and Timothy G. Pollock
,
279
-
296
.
Oxford
:
Oxford University Press
, 2012.
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