Research

• Unter. K. & Park. S. & Rivera, J. Business Response Strategies to Climate Change: An Integrative and Research Frontiers Outlook. Organization & Environment, Forthcoming. https://doi.org/10.1177/10860266231202819

• Park, S. (2015). Use Your Stepping Stones: The Impact of Board Interlock on CSR Performance. Master’s thesis at Korea University Business School.

• Park, S., & Kang, J. (2015). Proactive Defense Strategies of Leading Firms: A Case Study on LED Lighting Industry, Journal of Strategic Management, 18(1), 117-147.

• Is it Still None of My Business Anymore?: Firms’ Exposure to Climate Change-related Natural Disasters and Changes in Greenhouse Gas Emissions.

- I examine the influence of natural disasters on climate change mitigation strategies. Building on the attention-based view and the behavioral theory of the firm, I explain exposure to climate change-related natural disasters can initiate the awareness of climate change issues, problematizing the current situation, and implementing climate change mitigation by reducing greenhouse gas emissions. Using panel data from large U.S. companies, I am testing the negative relationship between exposure to natural disasters and changes in greenhouse gas emissions. 

• Park. S. & Rivera, J. Scapegoating a Nonfamily Member after Organizational Misconduct in Family Firms. In preparation for submission.

• Park, S. & Rivera, J. CSiR Karma: The Stock Market Reaction to Multifaceted Firms When a Negative Issue Arises. In preparation for submission.

• Kang, Y., Lee, W. K., & Park. S. [Air Pollution and Stakeholder Management]. Under review.

• Hwang, S., Kang, Y., & Park. S. CEO Name Uncommonness and Corporate Social Irresponsibility. Data analysis. 

Park, S. Firms’ Exposure to Severe Natural Disasters and Changes in Greenhouse Gas Emissions.

• 43rd Strategic Management Society Annual Conference. Toronto, Canada

• 83rd Academy of Management Annual Meetings. Boston, U.S.

-  Awarded the Chei-Min Paik Student Conference Paper Award ($2000). George Washington University.

• 15th Annual Alliance For Research on Corporate Sustainability (ARCS) Research Conference, Ph.D. Workshop. Washington D.C., U.S.

Park, S., & Rivera, J. Scapegoating a Nonfamily Member after Organizational Misconduct in Family Firms.

• 42nd Strategic Management Society Annual Conference. London, U.K.

• 82nd Academy of Management Annual Meetings. Seattle, U.S.

-  Awarded the Chei-Min Paik Student Conference Paper Award ($2000). George Washington University.

• 14th Annual ARCS Research Conference, Ph.D. Workshop. Milan, Italy

Park, S., & Rivera, J. CSiR Karma. The Stock Market Reaction to Multifaceted Firms When a Negative Issue Arises.

• 13th Ivey-ARCS PhD Sustainability Academy. London, Canada (Virtual)

• GRONEN Doctoral Consortium 2020. Católica Lisbon, Portugal (Virtual)

• 79th Academy of Management Annual Meetings. Boston, U.S.

-  Nominated for the 2019 William H. Newman Award

-  Awarded the Chei-Min Paik Student Conference Paper Award ($2000). George Washington University.

Park, S., & Kim, Y. (2016). Use Your Stepping Stones: The Impact of Board Interlock on CSR Performance.

• 76th Academy of Management Annual Meetings. Anaheim, U.S.

Park, S., Kang, Y., & Kang, J. (2015). Impact of CSR Executives on CSR Performance: Who is the Right Person to do the Right Things?

• 46th Annual Meeting of Decision Sciences Institute. Seattle, U.S.

Kang, Y., Park, S., Kang, J., & Kim, Y. (2015). A Man of his Word: Semantic Network Analysis on the Relationship between CEO Letter and Firm Strategy.

• Annual Meeting of Euro-Asia Management Studies Association. London, U.K.

Park, S., & Kang, J. (2014). Path-creating Defense Strategies of Leading Firms: A Case Study on LED Lighting Industry.

• Summer Integration Scientific Meeting of the Korean Academic Society of Business Administration. Daegu, Korea