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Organization Theory and Strategy
Date:2015-05-26

Course Title: Organization Theory and Strategy

Speaker: Associate Professor XiaJun, Jindal Business School University of Texas at Dallas

Time: 1-9 June, 2015

Site: EMS B249

9:00-12:00am

2:30-5:30pm

June 1,Mon

Introduction to organization theory and methodology

Contingency and Configurational Theory

June 2,Tue

Resource Dependence TheoryI

Resource Dependence TheoryII

June 3,Wed

Institutional Theory I

Institutional Theory II

June 4,Thur

Population Ecology

Lecture for School

June 5,

Fri

Transaction Cost Economics, Agency Theory

Corporate Governance

June 6,Satu

Organizational Learning

Social Networks

June 7,Sun

Inter-organizational Relationships

Multimarket Competition

June 8,Mon

Globalization

Discussion

June 9,Tue

Discussion

Discussion

Jun Xia, Ph.D.

Organizations, Strategy and International Management

Jindal School of Management

University of Texas at Dallas

800 West Campbell Rd

Richardson, TX 75080

Email: jun.xia@utdallas.edu

Academic Experience

o Associate professor of strategy, University of Texas at Dallas (7/2013-present)

o Assistant professor of strategy, West Virginia University (8/2010-6/2013)

o Assistant professor of international business, Montclair State University (9/2006-7/2010)

Education

o Ph.D. in Management,Texas Tech University,Texas,USA(8/2002-5/2006)

o Master of Business Administration, Xavier University, Ohio, USA

o Master in Economics,ZhongnanUniversityof Finance, Economics andLaw,Hubei,China

o Bachelor of Science, East China Shipbuilding Institute,Jiangsu,China

Publications

o Xia, J., Ma, X., Lu, J., and Yiu, D. 2014. Outward foreign direct investment by emerging market firms: A resource dependence logic.StrategicManagement Journal.35: 1343–1363.

o Xia, J. and Li, S. 2013. The divestiture of acquired subunits: A resource dependence approach.StrategicManagement Journal, 34(1): 131-148 (lead paper).

o Xia, J. 2011. Mutual dependence, partner substitutability, and repeated partnership: The survival of cross-border alliances.StrategicManagement Journal, 32(3): 229-253 (lead paper).

o Xia, J., Boal, K., and Delios, A. 2009. When experience meets environmental change: Foreign entry attempts ofU.S.firms in eleven transition economies.StrategicManagement Journal,30(12): 1286-1309.

o Xia, J., Tan, J., and Tan, D. 2008. Mimetic entry and bandwagon effect: The rise and decline of international equity joint venture inChina.StrategicManagement Journal, 29(2): 195-217.

o Westfall, P., Hoffman, J.J., and Xia, J. 2007. Joint analysis of multiple categorical dependent variables in organizational research.Organizational Research Methods, 10(4): 673-688.

Other Refereed Publications

o Xia, J., Jiang, M.S., Li, S. and Aulakh, P.S. (forthcoming) Practice standardization in cross-border activities of multinational corporations: A resource dependence perspective.Management International Review.

o Li, S., Xia, J., Long, C. and Tan, J. 2012. Control modes and outcomes of transformed state-owned enterprises in China: An empirical test.Management and Organization Review, 8(2): 283-309.

o Xia, J. 2010. Resource dependence and cross-border constraint-absorption: A study of market entry strategies.Management International Review, 50(2): 155-184.

o Xia, J. Li, S. and Long, C.2009. The transformation of collectively owned enterprises and its outcomes in China, 2001-05.World Development,37(10):1651-1662.

o Li, S. and Xia, J. 2008. The roles and performance of state firms and non-state firms inChina’s economic transition.World Development,36(1): 39-54.

o Tan, J., Zhang, W., and Xia, J. 2008. Managing startup risk and performance in a transitional environment: An exploratory study of Chinese domestic and overseas-based venture capital firm.Journal of Small Business Management,46(2): 263-285.

o Xia, J., Wang, J., Wang, Y., and Xing, Y. 2008. Stakeholder pressures and the global diffusion of the ISO 14001 initiative: A resource dependence perspective.International Journal of Sustainable Society. 1(1): 4-28.

o Tan, J., Li, S., and Xia, J. 2007. When iron fist, visible hand, and invisible hand meet: Firm-level effects of varying institutional environments inChina.Journal of Business Research, 60(7): 786-794.

Revise and Resubmit

o Xia, J., Dawley, D., Ma, R., Jiang, H. and Boal, K. Organizational reorganization, stakeholder reaction, and post-bankruptcy outcome: An application of signaling theory. Second R&R atStrategicManagement Journal.

o Xia, J., Li, S. Yang, H. Alliance formation in the midst of market and network: insights from resource dependence and network perspectives. First R&R atJournal of Management.

Working Paper

o Zheng, Y.F. and Xia, J. Integrating resource dependence and social network perspectives: A test of venture capital investment termination in China. Under review atStrategic Management Journal.

o Xia, J., Ma, X., and Tong, T. Resource dependence, network information, and cross-border M&A: An integrative perspective and empirical tests.

Proceedings and Awards

o Zhang, Y., Xia, J. and Gong, Y. 2014. Analyst pressure and corporate down-scoping: A balanced-power approach. In Best Paper Proceedings of 2014 Academy of Management Annual Meeting.

o Li, J., Xia, J. and Zajac, E. 2014. Playing catch up: How emerging market and non-market environments affect firms’ product innovation. Best Paper Award, 2014 Academy of International Business Annual Meeting. Vancouver, Canada.

o Xia, J., Wu, J., and Zhuo, S. 2014. Innovative search and geographic reach: The influence of FDI on catch-up strategies of local firms in emerging markets. 2014 Best conference Paper Award, 2014 International Association for Chinese Management Research (IACMR) Conference Meeting. Beijing, China.

o Xia, J. and Tan, J. 2006. The rise and decline of international equity joint venture in China: A diffusion and negative diffusion approach. Western Academy of Management Proceedings.

o Xia, J. and Boal, K. 2005. Institution support and foreign entry strategy: The case of U.S. firms entering 23 Eurasian transition economies (1992-2000). Finalist of Doug Nigh Award, Academy of Management Annual Meeting. Honolulu, Hawaii.

o Hunt, J., Xia, J., Stelluto, G.E., and Ropo, A. 2004. Antecedents and consequences of close charisma: An examination of conductor-musician relationships in U.S. and Finnish orchestras. In 2004 Southern Management Association Proceedings.

o Xia, J. and Patterson, K. 2004. Early-mover strategy of acquisition through privatization in emerging economies. In Best Paper Proceedings of 2004 Academy of Management Annual Meeting.

Presentation Papers

o Jiang, H., Mesquita, L., and Xia, J. 2014. Using managerial personal ties to manage alliances: bridging resource dependence and social embeddedness. Strategic Management Society Annual Meeting. Madrid, Spain.

o Zhang, Y., Xia, J. and Gong, Y. 2014. Analyst pressure and corporate down-scoping: A balanced-power approach. Strategic Management Society Annual Meeting. Madrid, Spain.

o Xia, J., Yu, J., and Lin, Y. 2013. Periphery and subunit exclusion: The effect of the distribution of subunit power. Academy of Management Annual Meeting. Orlando, Florida.

o Xia, J., Jiang, M., Li, S., and Aulakh, P.S. 2012. Practice standardization in cross-border activities of multinational corporations: A resource dependence perspective. Academy of Management Annual Meeting. Boston, Massachusetts.

o Xia, J., and Ma, X. 2012. Why do firms divest their formerly acquired foreign subsidiaries? A resource dependence approach. Academy of Management Annual Meeting, Boston, Massachusetts.

o Xia, J. and Ma, X. 2012. Dependence change and the divesture of formerly acquired foreign subsidiaries. Academy of International Business Annual Meeting. Washington, DC.

o Xia, J., Jiang, M., Li, S., and Aulakh, P.S. 2012. Effects of ownership, importance, and alternativeness of resources on practice standardization. Academy of International Business Annual Meeting. Washington, DC.

o Ma, X., Xia, J., and Delios, A. 2012. Trade dependencies, contingencies, and FDI location choice: An analysis of Chinese firms (2001-2006). 2012 JIBS Special Paper Development Conference. Philadelphia, Pennsylvania.

o Xia, J. Dawley, D., Ma, R., and Boal, K. 2011. Stakeholder reaction and post‑bankruptcy outcome: An application of signaling theory. Academy of Management Annual Meeting. San Anatnio, Texas.

o Xia, J. Boal, K., and Bailey, A.D. 2008. Portfolio restructuring and organizational failure: Does business relatedness matter?AcademyofManagementAnnual Meeting. Anaheim, California.

o Xia, J. and Bailey, A.D. 2008. Board vigilance and outsiders’ heterogeneous experiences: An examination of the effects of board composition on cross-border acquisition activities. Academy of International Business Annual Meeting.Milan,Italy.

o Xia, J., Lin, B., and Subramanian, R. 2007.Allianceand survival: The analysis of high-technology firms.AcademyofManagementAnnual Meeting.Philadelphia,Pennsylvania.

o Xia, J. 2005. The diffusion of Western acquisitions in transition economies: An integrative view. Academy of Management Annual Meeting,Honolulu,Hawaii.

o Xia, J. 2005. Strategic choice between dyadic and multiparty alliances: An approach based on the RBT of alliance. Academy of Management Annual Meeting,Honolulu,Hawaii.

o Xia, J. 2005. Interorganizational imitation and institutional change: A prescriptive model of diffusion. Academy of International Business Annual Meeting,Quebec,Canada

o Xia, J. 2005. The relationship between alliance formation and termination: A competitive learning perspective. Academy of International Business Annual Meeting,Quebec,Canada

o Xia, J. 2005. The abandonment of joint venture as a dominant entry strategy inChina: A negative diffusion approach. Academy of International Business Annual Meeting,Quebec,Canada

o Xia, J. and Cavazos, D. 2005. Adoption of transnational practices in the home country: a conceptual model of imitation-based international expansion.WesternAcademyof Management Meetings,Las Vegas,Nevada.

o Xia, J and Szyliowicz, D. 2004. International expansions of local firms from a transitional economy: A test of learning through transitional-foreign joint venture, Academy of International Business Annual Meeting, Stockholm, Sweden.

Professional Activity

o Round table facilitator for 2014 Chinese Management Scholars’ Community (CMSC) Activities in the 2014 Academy of Management Meeting. Philadelphia, Pennsylvania.

o Session chair for the International Association for Chinese Management Research (IACMR) Conference. Beijing, China. 2014.

o Round table facilitator for 2013 Chinese Management Scholars’ Community (CMSC) Activities at the 2013 Academy of Management Meeting. Orlando, Florida.

o Round table facilitator for the International Association for Chinese Management Research (IACMR) Conference. Hong Kong, China. 2012.

o Ad hoc reviewer forStrategic Management Journal

o Ad hoc reviewer forAcademy of Management Journal

o Ad hoc reviewer forJournal of Management Studies

o Ad hoc reviewer forJournal of Management Inquiry

o Ad hoc reviewer forJournal of Small Business Management

o Ad hoc reviewer forCorporate Governance

o Ad hoc reviewer forManagement and Organization Review

o Ad hoc reviewer forAsia Pacific Journal of Management

o Ad hoc reviewer forManagement Decision

o Reviewer for Academy of Management Annual Meeting

o Reviewer for Academy of International Business Annual Meeting

o Reviewer for Western Academy of Management Annual Meeting

o Reviewer for 10th International Conference: Society for Global Business and Economic Development (SGBED).Kyoto,Japan. 2007.

ProfessionalExperience

o Editorial Assistant ofJournal of Management Inquiry(5/03-9/06)

o Journal of Management InquiryAward for services (2004-2005)

Academic Membership

o Academy of Management

o Academy of International Business

o Strategic Management Society

TeachingExperience

Ph.D. courses

o Organization Theory Seminar

MBA courses

o Global Business Endeavor, Global Workforce, and Doing Business in Asia.

Undergraduate courses

o Contemporary Business Strategy, International Business, Global Business Communication, and Survey of Management