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- Ming D. Leung
- 2014
Social actors who move across categories are typically disadvantaged relative to their more focused peers. Yet candidates who compile experiences across disparate areas can either be appreciated as… (More)
- Ming D. Leung, Amanda J. C. Sharkey
- Organization Science
- 2014
Extant work shows that market actors who span multiple social categories tend to be devalued relative to their more specialized peers. Scholars typically explain this pattern of results with one of… (More)
- Giacomo Negro, Ming D. Leung
- Organization Science
- 2013
Literature to date has demonstrated that producers and products spanning multiple categories have inferior market performance. However, two related but distinct explanations exist as to the source of… (More)
?How does contention over authenticity unfold through social movement processes of mobilization and counter-mobilization? We address this issue by studying how the rise of "modern" winemaking… (More)
- Ming D. Leung
- 2010
The article discusses the notion that a job candidate's credibility is at least partially established by the path with which he or she accumulated experience. The sequence of job categories a social… (More)
- Ming D. Leung
- 2012
This paper theorizes on how categorical distinctions affect market closure. Contrary to expectations that greater variation in choices allows a buyer to optimize their transactions, I find evidence… (More)
- Ming D. Leung, Weiyi Ng
- 2013
If categorical boundaries serve to assist audiences in lumping together like organizations and separating different ones, then does an organization’s reputation also remain similarly bounded? We… (More)
- Ming D. Leung
- 2016
Although collective turnover is widespread, its consequences have seldom been studied. We focus on an extreme case - collective turnover after a merger between privately held firms, and argue that a… (More)
Over the past decade, technological advances have enabled large numbers of individuals to combine efforts towards producing (often public) goods online. Witness the rise of websites that thrive by ...