Regular biography
Yuri Mishina is an Associate Professor in Organisational Behaviour and Strategy at the Business School (BUS) of Imperial College London. His research interests and contributions are currently not specified in available sources. Mishina's academic profile can be accessed through the Imperial College London profiles page at https://profiles.imperial.ac.uk/y.mishina.
Scholar-generated biography
Yuri Mishina's research explores social evaluations, including reputation and stigma, alongside cognitive biases and heuristics in organizational contexts. His work investigates corporate illegality, focusing on how high aspirations and prominence influence unethical behavior. Mishina also examines organizational stigma, distinguishing it from mere bad reputation, and analyzes how social judgments shape perceptions of capability and character. His studies highlight the role of cognitive processes in stakeholder reactions to organizational actions, including the impact of expectations and resource allocation decisions. Additionally, he explores behavioral signals and their implications for entrepreneurial cognition and new venture creation.