Niro Sivanathan

Professor of Organisational Behaviour

Media

Order by publish:

'Guilt-free' tap and pay cards fuel debt crisis: Contactless payments gives instant gratification because it doesn't feel like spending real money

Daily Mail

12. December 2016.

Whoops: Drug ads gloss over risks with a mind trick—that’s backed by the FDA

Ars Technica

17. January 2017.

Why voters might be choosing dominant, authoritarian leaders around the world

CNBC

12. June 2017.

From Hitler to Trump: populist leaders profit from fear

The Times

13. June 2017.

In Hard Times, Voters Choose Assertive Leaders Over Respected Ones

Bloomberg

15. June 2017.

Voters facing economic uncertainty prefer a dominant leader

The Washington Post

26. June 2017.

Cash no longer king as contactless payments soar in UK stores

The Guardian

12. July 2017.

Fear of the unknown

London Business School Review

01. November 2017.

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Recent articles

Brady, G. L., Kakkar, H. & Sivanathan, N.

Perilous and unaccountable: The positive relationship between dominance and...

Leadership, Social hierarchy, Status, Dominance, Prestige, Moral Hazard, Decision Making

Brady, G. L., & Sivanathan, N.

More than meets the eye: the unintended consequence of leader dominance ori...

Leadership, Social hierarchy, Status, Dominance, Prestige, Trait inference, Moral character, Unethical behaviour

Kakkar, H., & Sivanathan, N.

The Impact of Leader Dominance on Employees’ Zero-Sum Mindset and Helping...

Leader influence, social learning, dominance, zero-sum mindset, helping

Wang, C. S., Deng, Y., Wang, L., Sivanathan, N., Kim, Y. C., & Aime, F.

Culture and patterns of reciprocity: The role of exchange type, regulatory ...

Reciprocity, Social exchange, Culture, Regulatory focus, Emotions, Escalation of commitment

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