If you're in Philly for AOM next Monday, come see our SHOWCASE SYMPOSIUM on politics at work!
Partisanship as Identity: Mechanisms Linking Political Environments to Employee Behaviors (session 16177)
What: The purpose of this symposium is to integrate several papers that are at the forefront of the effort to expand political differences research, with the goal of helping organizations understand how political environments and partisan identities shape employee behaviors, workplace interactions, and well-being.
Organizers: Selinay Civit & Xiao Xiao.
Discussant: A.K. Ward
Where/When: Monday, August 3, 1:15pm-2:45pm, Convention Center, 122B (100 level).
Papers:
Making Sense of Perceived Political Ideology Differences across Workplace
Relationships
Selinay Civit, Xiao Xiao, Karen Landay, David F. Arena, & Julie Hancock
Job Seeking in a Polarized World: How and Why Political News Consumption Impacts the Job Search Process
Zixu Zhang, Jerel E. Slaughter, Christopher C. Rosen, Mahira L. Ganster, & Ke Bi
Political Interpersonal Conflict with Family and Spillover into Workplace Deviance:
The Roles of Identity Threat and Basic Needs Frustration
Ian M. Hughes, Denise Vesper, & Elizabeth L. Curtis
Political Differences in Willingness to Discuss Politics at Work
Krishnan Nair, Rajen A. Anderson, & Maryam Kouchaki
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A.K. Ward
Virginia Tech
Blacksburg VA
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