Robin Snell
17 catalog papers. Identity-linked publications and additional name matches are distinguished below.
ORCID: 0000-0002-8803-447X
Department of Management, Lingnan University, Tuen Mun, New Territories, Hong Kong
Publications
- Strategies for Social and Environmental Disclosure: The Case of Multinational Gambling Companies — Journal of Business Ethics 2021
- Attraction or Distraction? Corporate Social Responsibility in Macao’s Gambling Industry — Journal of Business Ethics 2017
- Knowledge Assimilation at Foreign Subsidiaries of Japanese MNCs through Political Sensegiving and Sensemaking — Organization Studies 2016
- Developing New Capabilities across a Supplier Network through Boundary Crossing: A Case Study of a China-Based MNC Subsidiary and its Local Suppliers — Organization Studies 2013
- Representational Predicaments at Three Hong Kong Sites — Organization Studies 2009
- Differentiating Good Soldiers from Good Actors* — Journal of Management Studies 2007
- Transferring Organizational Learning Systems to Japanese Subsidiaries in China* — Journal of Management Studies 2006
- Hong Kong's Code of Ethics Initiative: Some Differences between Theory and Practice — Journal of Business Ethics 2004
- Turnaround, Corruption and Mediocrity: Leadership and Governance in Three State Owned Enterprises in Mainland China — Journal of Business Ethics 2003
- The Learning Organization, Sensegiving and Psychological Contracts: A Hong Kong Case — Organization Studies 2002
- Moral Atmosphere and Moral Influence Under China's Network Capitalism — Organization Studies 2002
- The Third Eye: ExploringGuanxiand Relational Morality in the Workplace — Journal of Business Ethics 2002
- Moral Foundations of the Learning Organization — Human Relations 2001
- Studying Moral Ethos Using an Adapted Kohlbergian Model — Organization Studies 2000
- Codes of Ethics in Hong Kong: Their Adoption and Impact in the Run up to the 1997 Transition of Sovereignty to China — Journal of Business Ethics 1999
- Complementing Kohlberg: Mapping the Ethical Reasoning Used by Managers for Their Own Dilemma Cases — Human Relations 1996
- Does lower-stage ethical reasoning emerge in more familiar contexts? — Journal of Business Ethics 1995