Milo Wang

Research Interests

My research focuses on how organizations strategically respond to negative social evaluations that arise from ethical misconduct, scandals, and crises. I specifically investigate stigma and crisis management, organizational wrongdoing, and stakeholder governance. Empirically, I research a variety of diverse contexts, including market transition in China, the emergence of gene therapy in North America, and the diffusion of public health measures during the global pandemic. Methodologically, I employ both qualitative and quantitative methods.

Publications

Wang, M., Raynard, M., & Greenwood, R. 2020. From grace to violence: Stigmatizing the medical profession in China. In-press at Academy of Management Journal.
   Media coverage: LSE Business Review, Sixth Tone