Département académique

Organization, Management and Human Resources

Campus principal

Budapest

Domaines de recherche

  • Recherche comportementale
  • Théorie et management des organisations

Domaines d'enseignement

  • Management
  • Gestion des ressources humaines
  • Management et leadership
  • Méthode de recherche et analyse des données

Prix et distinctions

2020

Prix de la recherche académique
Ministère des sciences et de la technologie, Taïwan, Taïwan

Publications des cinq dernières années

Articles

DAVID, T. et BORSI, B. (2025). Human–AI Interaction in Knowledge Ecosystems: A Context–Mechanism–Outcome Perspective. à paraître Journal of Knowledge Management.

DAVID, T. (2025). Facing the Green Eye: A Grounded Model of Coping with Perceived Envy at Work. Qualitative Research in Organizations and Management, 20(4), pp. 424–443.

DAVID, T. et SHIH, H.A. (2025). Supervisory Security Provision: The Effect of Authoritarian Leadership on Psychological Safety. Small Group Research, 56(4), pp. 665–696.

DAVID, T. et SHIH, H.A. (2025). Securing success: Exploring attachment dynamics and psychological safety for adaptive behaviors in a military context. Military Psychology, 37(4), pp. 269-279.

DAVID, T. et SHIH, H.A. (2024). The need to belong: Relational coping strategies in the face of coworker envy. European Management Journal, 42(5), pp. 791-799.

DAVID, T. et SHIH, H. (2024). Approach and avoidance motivations in response to being envied at work and their effects on proactivity. Canadian Journal of Administrative Sciences - Revue Canadienne des Sciences de l'Administration, 41(1), pp. 94-108.

DAVID, T. et SHIH, H.A. (2024). Evolutionary motives in employees’ knowledge behavior when being envied at work. Journal of Knowledge Management, 28(3), pp. 855-873.

Conference proceedings

DAVID, T., SHIH, H.A. et CHENG, T.H. (2025). Territorial Dynamics and Perceived Overqualification: Implications for Innovation. Dans: AOM Annual Meeting. Copenhagen: Proceedings - Academy of Management (AOM).

DAVID, T., SHIH, H.A. et CHENG, T.H. (2024). Managing Relationship Conflict at Work: The Effect of Emotion Regulation and Social Interactions. Dans: AOM Annual Meeting. Chicago: Proceedings - Academy of Management (AOM).

DAVID, T. et SHIH, H.A. (2024). On the Surface or by the Heart: Unpacking the Depleting Effect of Responding to Coworker Envy. Dans: AOM Annual Meeting. Chicago: Proceedings - Academy of Management (AOM).

DAVID, T. et SHIH, H.A. (2023). If You Only Knew: Contrastive Motivations in Envied Employees' Knowledge Behavior. Dans: AOM Annual Meeting. Boston: Proceedings - Academy of Management (AOM).

DAVID, T. et SHIH, H.A. (2022). The Need to Belong: Relational Coping Strategies in the Face of Coworker Envy. Dans: AOM Annual Meeting. Seattle: Proceedings - Academy of Management (AOM).

DAVID, T. et SHIH, H.A. (2021). Approach or Avoidance: Contrasting Effects of Envy-Related Coping Strategies. Dans: AOM Annual Meeting. Proceedings - Academy of Management (AOM).

Conférences et autres contributions

BORSI, B. et DAVID, T. (2025). Mapping Theories to Business Model Transformations: A Scoping Review. Dans: XXXIVe 2025 AIMS Conference « Le management des ressources au 21e siècle ». Lille.

DAVID, T. (2025). Artificial Intelligence in Organizational Psychology: A Bibliometric Analysis and Literature Review. Dans: EURAM 2025 Annual Conference. Università di Firenze.

DAVID, T. et SHIH, H.A. (2024). The resource depletion dilemma: The effect of responding to coworker envy on engagement. Dans: The 13th Asia Academy of Management Conference. Curtin University.

DAVID, T., SHIH, H.A. et CHENG, T.H. (2024). Navigating the unknown: Unleashing innovation through emotion regulation and social interactions when faced with relationship conflict. Dans: The 13th Asia Academy of Management Conference. Curtin University.

DAVID, T. (2023). Facing the Green Eye: A Grounded Model of Emotional, Cognitive, and Behavioral Responses to Coworker Envy. Dans: Séminaire du groupe de recherche "Organization, Management and Human Resources". ESSCA, Lyon.

DAVID, T. et SHIH, H.A. (2020). Sorry for You or Sorry for Me: Contrasting Effects of Envy-Related Coping Strategies. Dans: Annual Meeting of the European Academy of Management. Dublin.