Christian Vandenberghe is affiliated with HEC Montréal in Canada and has contributed extensively to the fields of Business, Management and Accounting, Psychology, and Social Sciences. Their research spans multiple subfields, primarily focusing on Organizational Behavior and Human Resource Management, Social Psychology, Sociology and Political Science, General Health Professions, and Demography.
The topics covered in Vandenberghe's work feature:
A selection of recent papers includes:
Frequent coauthors collaborating with Vandenberghe include:
Their work is regularly published in venues such as:
In 2011, Christian Vandenberghe received the distinction of Fellow of the Royal Society of Canada under the Academy of Social Sciences.
Robert Eisenberger;Florence Stinglhamber;Christian Vandenberghe;Ivan L. Sucharski
John P. Meyer;Thomas E. Becker;Christian Vandenberghe
Florence Stinglhamber;Christian Vandenberghe
Christian Vandenberghe;Kathleen Bentein;Florence Stinglhamber
Sabine Stordeur;William D'Hoore;Christian Vandenberghe
Kathleen Bentein;Christian Vandenberghe;Robert Vandenberg;Florence Stinglhamber
Alexandra Panaccio;Christian Vandenberghe
Christian Vandenberghe;Michel Tremblay
Christian Vandenberghe
Karim Mignonac;Christian Vandenberghe;Rozenn Perrigot;Assâad El Akremi
Michel Tremblay;Julie Cloutier;Gilles Simard;Denis Chênevert
Audrey Charbonnier-Voirin;Assâad El Akremi;Christian Vandenberghe
Florence Stinglhamber;Kathleen Bentein;Christian Vandenberghe
Christian Vandenberghe;Kathleen Bentein;Richard Michon;Jean-Charles Chebat
Christian Vandenberghe;Kathleen Bentein
Émilie Lapointe;Christian Vandenberghe
Alexandra Panaccio;Christian Vandenberghe
Laura Stanley;Christian Vandenberghe;Robert Vandenberg;Kathleen Bentein
Christian Vandenberghe;A. Panaccio;K. Bentein;Karim Mignonac
Francesco Montani;Christian Vandenberghe;Anis Khedhaouria;François Courcy
Olivier Herrbach;Karim Mignonac;Christian Vandenberghe;Alessia Negrini
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