STEPHANIE KOORNNEEF

WELCOME

I'm Stephanie Koornneef, Assistant Professor in Strategy at Radboud University, Nijmegen School of Management. My research is in the area of organizational theory with a dash of strategy and I am particularly interested in anything time and organization related. I obtained my PhD degree at Tilburg University, TiSEM, in February 2021 on the phenomenon of Temporal Anchoring Devices (TADs). I teach in the courses Strategy and Non-Market Environment and Introduction to Responsible Organization at Radboud University. I'm also the coordinator of the Pre-Master Program Business Administration and supervise master thesis students.

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Dissertation

My dissertation focuses on the phenomenon of temporal anchoring devices (TADs), which we define as short references to time often accompanied by a descriptor. Prominent examples are for instance the use of "since year" on store windows, in organizations' logos, or on products. Often times, people think about TADs referring to the past. However, TADs can also refer to the present (think about organizations that are just established or soon to be established) or to the future (for instance with infinity signs).

TADs

Recent Publications

Find out more about the impact of kinship and residential stability on communities' economic functioning, during times of adversity in our publication "Love Thy Neighbour: The impact of social cohesion on economic resilience".

Does it matter how students attend lectures? No, as long as they do! Read more in our study "The relationship between attending a lecture in-person, synchronously online or asynchronously online and student grade".