Publications
Boroomand, F., Tsui, A., Djabbarov, I., Van Witteloostuijn, A. & Mijnhardt, W. (2026) Business and Management Research on Societal Well-being: A Historic, Multi-Journal and Large Language Model Analysis. Journal of International Business Studies. (AJG 4)
Djabbarov, I., Puranam, P., Shrestha, Y.R. & Zollo, M. (2025) Digital Heterarchy: How to Use Generative AI to Support Collective Problem-Solving. SSRN. 5335953
Gross, J., Blomsma, F., Djabbarov, I. & Busch, T. (2025) The Micro-Processes of Transitioning to a Circular Economy Through Capital Allocation: A Case of the Investment Field. Organization & Environment. 38(2): 309-341 (AJG 3)
Kutsch, E., Siala, H., Cantarelli, C. & Djabbarov, I. (2025) Categorizing Errors in High-Reliability Organizations. Risk Analysis. 45: 2356–2374 (AJG 4)
Kutsch, E., Djabbarov, I., & Hall, M. (2021) How Managers Frame and Make Sense of Unexpected Events in Project Implementation. International Journal of Project Management. 39(5): 570-580 (AJG 2)
Manuscripts in preparation
Djabbarov, I. & Pavlov, A. How Peripheral Actors Theorize Change in Mature Fields (target: Academy of Management Journal)
Bernardi, R. & Djabbarov, I. How Alternative Experts Substitute Professionals (target: Administrative Science Quarterly)
Djabbarov, I. Investor Deviance in Supporting Outsider Innovation (target: Research Policy)
Djabbarov, I., Busch, T. & Praetzold, F. Bounded Impact Investing: Positive Elitism and Moral Satisficing (target: Journal of Management Studies)
Rocha, H., Fernandez, P., Vijay, D., Djabbarov, I. & Symmes, F. Creating Effective and Legitimate Multi-stakeholder Initiatives (target: Journal of Business Ethics)
Active projects
Lifshitz, H., and Artificial Intelligence Innovation Network team. AI in Business.
Karube, M., Hara, Y., Miyazawa, Y., & Djabbarov, I. Low-Carb Category Evolution in the Japanese Market.
Future projects
Reconfiguring the movement in the face of existential threats: the Taliban’s adaptation under the Allies’ operations
Supporting soldiers in the face of death: the work of chaplains in the Russo-Ukrainian War.
Popularizing the elitist categories: the changing landscape of mountaineering