Professor Chadwick's Current Vita
Professor
Chadwick’s Research
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Working Papers
Chadwick, Clint and Adina Dabu.
Human Resources, Human Resource Management, and
the Competitive Advantage of Firms: Towards a More Comprehensive Model of Causal
Linkages. Forthcoming, Organization Science.
Chadwick, Clint. Theoretic Insights on the Nature of Synergies in Human Resource
Systems: Toward Greater Precision.
Published Papers
Chadwick, Clint. 2007. Examining Non-linear
Relationships between Human Resource Practices and Establishment Performance.
Industrial and Labor
Relations Review, 60(4): 499-521.
Chadwick, Clint. 2006.
The Vital Role of
Strategy in Strategic Human Resource Management Education. Human Resource Management Review, 15(3): 200-213.
Chadwick, Clint, Larry Hunter, and Stephen Walston. 2004.
Effects of Downsizing Practices on the Performance of Hospitals. Strategic Management Journal,
25: 405-427. Paper was selected as the lead
article for this edition of SMJ.
Walston, Stephen L., and Clint Chadwick. 2003.
Perceptions
and Misperceptions of Major Organizational Changes in Hospitals: Do Change
Efforts Fail because of Inconsistent Organizational Perceptions of Restructuring
and Reengineering? International Journal of Public
Administration, 26(14): 1583-1607.
Cappelli, Peter, Jill Constantine, and Clint Chadwick. 2000.
It Pays to Value Family: Work and Family Tradeoffs Reconsidered. Industrial Relations,
39(2): 175-198.
Paper was selected as one of the top 20 articles in Work-Family research for
2001 by the Center for Families at Purdue University.
Jehn, Karen A., Clint Chadwick, and Sherry M. B. Thatcher. 1997. To Agree or
Not to Agree:
The
Effects of Value Congruence, Individual Demographic Dissimilarity, and Conflict
on Workgroup Outcomes. The International Journal
of Conflict Management, 8(4): 287-306.
Book Chapters
Chadwick, Clint, and Peter Cappelli. 1999.
Alternatives to Generic Strategy Typologies in Strategic Typologies in Strategic
Human Resource Management. In Wright, Dyer, Boudreau,
and Milkovich (Eds.), Research in Personnel and Human Resources Management,
Supplement 4. Greenwich, CT: JAI Press.
Chadwick, Clint, and Peter Cappelli. 1999.
Strategy, Human
Resource Management, and the Performance of Life Insurance Firms. In Cummins and Santomero (Eds.),
Life Insurance: An Industry in Flux, Philadelphia, PA: Wharton Financial
Institutions Center.
Other Publications
Chadwick, Clint. 1997. (Book review) Team Talk: The Power of Language in Team
Dynamics, by Anne Donnellon. The International Journal of Conflict
Management, 7(4): 380-382.
Professor Chadwick’s Teaching
Syllabi for Current Classes
MGT 499 Competitive Strategy Section 01 syllabus for Fall 2008
MGT 631 Human
Resource Management and Strategy Section 01 syllabus for Fall 2008
Links for Students
How to Write Papers Well
MGT 499 Semester Project Guidelines
Team GAP Powerpoint example presentation
Team Toys R Us Powerpoint example presentation
Mgmt 499 Assignment Feedback Form
MGT 499 Group Project Presentation Feedback Form
How to do Really Well in College (from SUNY-Oswego)
Useful Links
College of Business Administration (CBA), University of Alabama at Huntsville
Institute for Labor and Industrial Relations (ILIR), University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign
Academy of Management (AoM)
Strategic Management Society (SMS)
Labor and Employment Relations Association (LERA)
Society for Human Resource Management (SHRM)
Northern Alabama Society for Human Resource Management (NASHRM)
Center for Advanced Human Resource Studies (CAHRS), Cornell University