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		James Gillespie Assistant Professor of Managerial Studies PhD, Management and Strategy, Northwestern University JD, Harvard University MPA, Princeton University BS, Massachusetts Institute of Technology Phone: 312-996-3679 Office:2208 University Hall Email: jgillesp@uic.edu 601 S Morgan Street, MC 243 Chicago, IL 60607 Download CV
Teaching Interests Competitive Strategy, Healthcare Entrepreneurship and Innovation
Research Interests Examining the role of legitimacy and illegitimacy at the organizational, institutional, and organizational- field levels of analysis, particularly with application to healthcare policy, strategy, and technology.
Awards and Honors PhD Project's Management Doctoral Students Association Promising Young Scholar Research Excellence Award (2000) Dr. John Nicholson Fellow, Northwestern University (1999-2000) Merit Scholarshop, Alpha Kappa Alpha Educations Advancement Foundation (1999-2000) Faculty of Furute Program Fellow, General Electric Foundation (1999-2001)
Experience Assistant Professor of Law, Chicao-Kent College of Law, Illinois Institube of Technology, 2002- Present Visiting Assistant Professor of Management, Managerial Studies, University of Illinois at Chicago, 2003 Senior Faculty, UNext, 2001-2002 Advisory Faculty, UNext, 2000-2001 Lecturer, Kellogg Gradaute School of Business, Northwester University, 1998-1999
Recent Publications Wade-Benzoi,K, Hoffman, A., Thompson, L., Moore, D., Gillespie J & Bazerman, M., Contextualizing Environmental Negotiations: Uncovering Barriers to Efficient Agreements. Academy of Management Review, 2002, 27:41-57. Uzzi, B., & Gillespie, J, 2002. Knowledge Spillover in Corporate Financing Networks: Embeddedness and the Firm's Debt Performance. Strategic Mangement Journal, 23(7):595-618. Gillespie, J., Brett, J., & Weingart L., 2000. Interdependence, social motives and outcome satisfaction in multiparty negotiation. Forthcoming in European Journal of Social Psychology, 30(6): 779-797. Uzzi, B., & Gillespie, J, 2002. Social Capital in the making of Financial Capital:Notes on small medium sized firms corporate financing networks. In H. Rosenblum (ed.) Business access to capital and credit. Wasington, DC: Federal Reserve Bank. Baserman M., & Gillespie, J, 1999. Betting on the Future: The virtues of contingent contacts. Harverd Business Review, September-October:155-160.