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Terry College of Business

Georgia's flagship business school, founded in 1912

Christine Shropshire

Terry College of Business
  • Assistant Professor

Education

Degree Field of Study Institution Graduation Year
PhD Strategic Management
Arizona State University
2008
BBA Management
University of Georgia
2001

Research Interests

  • Corporate Governance
  • Diversity in the upper echelons
  • Stakeholder Management

Prior Professional Positions

Organization / Department Title Years of Service
Ernst & Young LLC
Human Capital
Senior Consultant 2001 to 2004

Selected Publications

Journal Articles

  • Bundy, J., Shropshire, C., & Buchholtz, A. In press. Strategic cognition and issue salience: Towards an explanation of firm responsiveness to stakeholder concerns. Academy Of Management Review.
  • Dass, M. & Shropshire, C. 2012. Introducing functional data analysis to managerial science. Organizational Research Methods, 15: 693-721.
  • Hillman, A.J., Shropshire, C., Certo, S.T., Dalton, D.M. & Dalton, C.M. 2011. What I like about you: A multi-level study of shareholder discontent with director monitoring. Organization Science, 22: 675-687.
  • Shropshire, C. 2010. The role of the interlocking director and board receptivity in the diffusion of practices. Academy Of Management Review, 35: 246-264.
  • Hillman, A.J., Nicholson, G. & Shropshire, C. 2008. Directors' multiple role identities, identification and board monitoring and resource provision. Organization Science, 19: 441-456.
  • Hillman, A.J., Shropshire, C. & Cannella, A.A. 2007. Organizational predictors of women on corporate boards. Academy Of Management Journal, 50: 941-952.
  • Shropshire, C. & Hillman, A.J. 2007. A longitudinal study of significant change in stakeholder management. Business And Society, 46: 63-87.
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