Published Papers in Refereed Journals
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Sadeghi Y., Islam G., Van Lent W., (2023). Practices of Periodization: Towards a Critical Perspective on Temporal Division in Organizations, Academy of Management Review, x (y) z.
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Van Lent W., Vives Gabriel J., Wettstein F., (2023). Moral Repair: Towards a Two-Level Conceptualization, Business Ethics Quarterly, 33 (4) 732-762.
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Van Lent W., Hunt R., Lerner D., (2023). Historiography and the excavation of nascent business venturing, Small Business Economics, 61 (1) 285-303.
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Van Lent W., Islam G., Chowdhury I., (2022). “Civilized dispossession”: Corporate accumulation at the dawn of modern capitalism, Organization Studies, 43 (12) 1941-1966.
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Van Lent W., Hunt R., Lerner D., (2020). Back to Which Future? Recalibrating the Time-Calibrated Narratives of Entrepreneurial Action to Account for Non-Deliberative Dynamics, Academy of Management Review, x (y) z-z.
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Van Lent W., Smith A.D., (2020). Using versus excusing: The Hudson’s Bay Company’s long-term engagement with its (problematic) past, Journal of Business Ethics, 166 (2) 215-231.
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Van Lent W., Durepos G., (2019). Nurturing the historic turn: ‘History as theory' versus ‘history as method’ [guest editorial], Journal of Management History, 25 (4) 429-443.
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Sgourev S., Van Lent W., (2017). When too many are not enough: Human resource slack and performance at the Dutch East India Company (1700?1795), Human Relations, 70 (11) 1293-1315.
Book Chapters
- Van Lent W., Smith A., (2019), Perceiving the present by means of the past: Theorizing the strategic importance of corporate archives, in: Strategic Responsiveness and Adaptive Organizations: New Research Frontiers in International Strategic Management.
- Van Lent W., (2015), The Dutch East India Company as an optical illusion, in: Management History: Global Past & Future.
Teaching
Grande Ecole (Bachelor cycle) :
MSc in International Business :
- International business strategy & corporate social responsibility
