Idalene F. Kesner

Indiana University Bloomington — United States

Business, Management and Accounting · Social Sciences

25h-index5.2kcitations64works0.02yr avg
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Research Topics

Corporate Finance and Governance(26), Corporate Insolvency and Governance(10), Human Resource and Talent Management(7), Family Business Performance and Succession(6), Risk Management in Financial Firms(5)

Publications64 total

Looking to what’s ahead: Introducing Beyond the Horizon
Business Horizons·2026
Honoring a special contributor: The first Lifetime Achievement for Contributions to Business Horizons award
Business Horizons·2025
To write or not to write: That is the question
Business Horizons·2023· 1 cited
Business Horizons: Behind the scenes
Business Horizons·2023
Lesson from Chopped
Business Horizons·2023
The relationship between authors and reviewers: Love/hate or something more?
Business Horizons·2023
The women who helped build Business Horizons
Business Horizons·2022
The Selection of an Interim CEO
Journal of Management·2014· 45 cited
Measuring the Economic Performance of Regions: Creative Destruction and Economic Dynamism
2014· 1 cited
Interim succession: Temporary leadership in the midst of the perfect storm
Business Horizons·2013· 26 cited
Help! Our annual meeting may be hijacked by activists!
Business Horizons·2012
Six ways companies use interim CEOs
Organizational Dynamics·2012· 21 cited
The crisis that keeps going...and going...and going
Business Horizons·2011· 1 cited
We may have hired Dr. Jekyll, but we ended up with Mr. Hyde
Business Horizons·2011
Performance Implications of Firm Resource Interactions in the Acquisition of R&D-Intensive Firms
Organization Science·2008· 263 cited
The Strategic Management Course: Tools and Techniques for Successful Teaching
2005· 5 cited
Prestigio o masificación
Harvard business review·2005· 2 cited
Leadership development: perk or priority?
PubMed·2003· 12 cited
Desarrollar el liderazgo: ¿prioridad o sólo un privilegio prescindible?
Harvard business review·2003
Desarrollar el liderazgo: ¿una prioridad o un lujo?
Harvard-Deusto business review·2003
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Frequent Co-authors

Dan R. Dalton(11), Anurag Sharma(7), Debra L. Shapiro(6), Bart Victor(3), Bruce T. Lamont(3), Christine H. Mooney(3), Matthew Semadeni(3), Joseph L. C. Cheng(2), Terrence C. Sebora(2), Roy B. Johnson(2), D. R. Dalton(1), David R. King(1), Rebecca J. Slotegraaf(1), Lawrence Gales(1), Richard A. D'Aveni(1), Daniel L. Shapiro(1), Jeffrey B. Kaufmann(1), Thomas Lee Hazen(1), Sally W. Fowler(1), Catherine M. Daily(1)