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		Abagail McWilliams Professor of Managerial Studies PhD Economics, Ohio State University, 1987 MA Economics, Ohio State University, 1984 BSBA Ohio State University, 1982 Phone: (312) 996-5201 Office:2200 University Hall Email: abby@uic.edu 601 S Morgan Street, MC 243 Chicago, IL 60607 Download CV
Research Interests Strategic Management, Corporate Social Responsibility, and Gender Issues in Worker Mobility
Awards and Honors Fellow, Committee on Institutional Cooperation Academic Leadership Program, 2003-2004 Faculty Achievement Award for Service, Arizona State University West, 2000 Outstanding Contribution for the Advancement of Investment Knowledge, from The Center for Investment Research, 1998
Experience Associate Dean, CBA, University of Illinois at Chicago, 2006 - 2009 Department Head, Managerial Studies, CBA, University of Illinois at Chicago, 2000 - 2006 Visiting Research Professor, Nottingham University Business School, 2002 - Present Director, MBA Programs, School of Management, ASU West, 1996 - 2000
Recent Publications McWilliams, A., D. Siegel, & P.M. Wright (2006) Corporate Social Responsibility: International Journal of Business Strategies 23(1): 1-7 McWilliams, A., D. Siegel, & P.M. Wright (2006) Corporate Social Responsibility: Strategic Implications, Journal of Management Studies43(1): 1-18. McWilliams, A., S. Gray, & D.D. Van Fleet (2006) My orange is bigger than your apple: U.S. Journal of Behavioral and Applied Management, In Press. McWilliams, A., D. Siegel, & D.D. Van Fleet (2005) Journals as Producers of Knowledge: Theory and Empirical Evidence Based on Data Envelopment Analysis,Organizational Research Methods8(2): 185-201. Lockett, A.& A. McWilliams (2005) The Balance of Trade Between Disciplines: Do We Effectively Manage Knowledge?Journal of Management Inquiry14(2): 139-150 McWilliams, A., D.D. Van Fleet & K. Cory (2002), Raising Rivals' Costs: An Application of Resource-Based Theory, Journal of Management Studies 39(5): 707-723. McWilliams, A. & D. Siegel (2002) Additional Reflections on the Strategic Implications of Corporate Social Responsibility,Academy of Management Review(dialogue), 15-16.