Sandra Waddock is affiliated with Boston College in the United States and is active in the field of social sciences, with 26 publications across several subfields. These include sociology and political science, management science and operations research, organizational behavior and human resource management, management, monitoring, policy and law, and business and international management.
Their research spans multiple key topics, with a primary focus on complex systems and decision making, innovation, sustainability, and human-machine systems. Other notable areas include sustainable development and environmental policy, management and organizational studies, innovation and socioeconomic development, global energy and sustainability research, as well as climate change communication and perception.
Waddock has contributed to both journals and books, publishing notably in venues such as the Academy of Management Proceedings, Humanistic Management Journal, Sustainability, Business and Society Review, and the Journal of Management for Global Sustainability.
Among recent papers, the following represent key contributions:
Collaboration is part of Waddock's research practice, with frequent co-authors including Andreas Rasche, Chris Laszlo, Steve Waddell, Joan Marques, and Chris Riedy.
Their book publications include titles released by Stanford University Press eBooks and Emerald Publishing Limited.
Sandra A. Waddock;Samuel B. Graves
Jordi Surroca;Josep A. Tribó;Sandra Waddock
Samuel B. Graves;Sandra A. Waddock
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Sandra A. Waddock;Charles Bodwell;Samuel B. Graves
Sandra Waddock
Jörg Andriof;Jörg Andriof;Sandra Waddock;Bryan Husted;Sandra Sutherland Rahman
Sandra A. Waddock;James E. Post
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Dirk Ulrich Gilbert;Andreas Rasche;Sandra Waddock
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Sandra A. Waddock;Samuel B. Graves
Kathleen Rehbein;Sandra Waddock;Samuel B. Graves
Sandra A. Waddock
Samuel B. Graves;Sandra A. Waddock
Sandra A. Waddock;Neil Smith
Jörg Andriof;Sandra Waddock
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Andreas Rasche;Sandra Waddock;Malcolm McIntosh
Sandra Waddock;Greta M. Meszoely;Steve Waddell;Domenico Dentoni
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