Frontiers of Behavioral Strategy: From Models to Experiments

Behavioral Strategy represents a highly active and increasingly influential area of research within the strategic management domain. Behavioral Strategy has long lineages dating back foundational work on behavioral decision theory, behavioral theory of the firm, and heuristics and biases among others. As a result of this diversity of theoretical inputs, scholars aspiring to realistic portrayal of actual strategy making, implementation, and outcomes employ not only a rich array of research methods, ranging from cases and empirical studies to simulation modelling but also tackle phenomena across different levels of analysis. This symposium focuses on bridging different methods and streams of research in behavioral strategy, with an emphasis on synergies among quantitative, experimental, and computational methods and encouraging a cumulative research program across the community.