Corps professoral

Ambra MAZZELLI

Professeur associé

Social Identity, Goals and Motivation, Strategic Decision Making, Entrepreneurship, Behavioral Strategy, Inequality

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Ambra MAZZELLI

Académie

Innovation

Centre de recherche

Knowledge, Technology and Organization

Localisation

Paris

Discipline

Management & Organisation
Formation
2016
PhD in Management, Lancaster University Management School, Royaume Uni
Expérience professionnelle
Positions académiques principales
Depuis 2022
Professeur associé, SKEMA Business School, France

Articles académiques revus

MAZZELLI, A., MILLER, D., LE BRETON-MILLER, I., DE MASSIS, A. et KOTLAR, J. (2023). Outcome-based imitation in family firms’ international market entry decisions. Entrepreneurship Theory and Practice, 47(4), pp. 1059–1092.
MAZZELLI, A. (2023). Why managers matter: the paradox of organizing. Journal of Organization Design, (12), pp. 31-36.
MAZZELLI, A., DE MASSIS, A., MESSENI PETRUZZELLI, A., DEL GIUDICE, M. et KAHN, Z. (2020). Behind ambidextrous search: The microfoundations of search in family and non-family firms. Long Range Planning, 53(6), pp. 101882.
MAZZELLI, A., NASON, R., DE MASSIS, A. et KOTLAR, J. (2019). Causality rules: Performance feedback on hierarchically related goals and capital investment variability. Journal of Management Studies, 56(8), pp. 1630-1654.
NASON, R., MAZZELLI, A. et CARNEY, M. (2019). The Ties that Unbind: Socialization and Business-Owning Family Reference Point Shift. Academy of Management Review, 44(4), pp. 846-870.
MAZZELLI, A., NASON, R. et CARNEY, M. (2019). Breadth and depth in family business research: A response to Jaskiewicz, Combs, and Ketchen. Academy of Management Review, 44(4), pp. 918-922.
MAZZELLI, A., KOTLAR, J. et DE MASSIS, A. (2018). Blending in while standing out: Selective conformity and product innovation introduction in family firms. Entrepreneurship Theory and Practice, 42(2), pp. 206-230.

Chapitres d’ouvrage

MAZZELLI, A. (2015). Behavioural theory and the family business. Dans: Theoretical perspectives on family businesses. 1st ed. Edward Elgar Publishing.