Christine Moser is an Associate Professor of Organization Sciences at the Vrije Universiteit Amsterdam. Her research is on corporate social responsibility (CSR), knowledge flows in social networks, and the role of technology in social interaction. Her work has been published among others in Academy of Management  Learning and Education, Research Policy, Human Relations, Organization Studies, New Media and Society, and Research in the Sociology of Organizations. She is an editorial board member of Organization Studies and Innovation: Organization & Management. Christine has recently co-edited a volume of Research in the Sociology of Organizations. In addition, she coordinated the organizing team for the EGOS Colloquium in 2021 which was hosted by VU Amsterdam. In 2020, she joined the Executive Committee of the Organization & Management Theory (OMT) division of the Academy of Management as social media co-chair. See also her Google Scholar profile, her Twitter stream, and her ResearchGate profile. Christine has in June 2021 been appointed as Program Director of the Graduate School for Social Sciences at Vrije Universiteit Amsterdam.

My research is organized around three major themes: corporate social responsibility (CSR), knowledge flows in social networks, and the role of technology in social interaction.

The topic of food under the umbrella of CSR is a core theme in my research. Empirically, I study how food waste in Dutch supermarkets is organized. Most recently, some results of this reseach have been published in a book Food Waste Management. In line with this interest, together with Jean-Pascal Gond (Bayes Business School) I have published a critical essay on the topic of micro-CSR (Human Relations). I am editorial board member and have as guest-edited at Organization Studies a special issue on the topic of “Food Organizing Matters”. 

Around the theme of knowledge flows, and relatedly knowledge sharing and meaning networks, I am working on a number of projects, collaborating with other researchers from different universities. A great example of my interest in knowledge networks is a recent publication in Research Policy where we investigated how social connectivity influences the diffusion of creative ideas (with among others Dirk Deichmann, Julie Birkholz, Peter Groenewegen). 

Finally, nowadays, people are somewhat more accustomed to digital platforms; yet, many questions remain about how they, and other technology, permeate our social interactions. This question is most relevant for organizations, because technology will become an even larger part of our lives in the years to come. It is time that we start to take it seriously, and contribute to the debate from an organization studies point of view. With Frank den Hond (Hanken School of Economics, Vrije Universiteit Amsterdam) I am finalizing a paper for Business & Society where we map and critically reflect on how “technology” has been discussed in the business-society debate. In a recent Academy of Management Learning & Education essay, we argue that humans and algorithms co-constitute morality, and that humans are not – as is commonly assumed – in control (with Frank den Hond and Dirk Lindebaum (Grenoble Ecole de Management)). 

I am teaching across different levels and in different courses. I like to innovate courses and teaching methods, and have recently published a journal article on the topic of "flipped classrooms." I also enjoy to teach PhD courses. I teach a course on presentating to VU PhD candidates. I am a faculty member of the annual HELAM PhD workshop (collaborating with Hanken School of Economics and Grenoble Ecole de Management) and give seminars at other schools. In 2019, I have been invited as a convenor at the Postdoc Workshop at the EGOS Colloquium.

2020

Outstanding Reviewer Award (2020), Academy of Management Meeting, OMT Division

2019

Wilhelmina Drucker Talent Award, VU Amsterdam

Best Paper Award, Paper Development Workshop AOM TIM Division and Innovation: Organization and Management, Barcelona, Spain

2018

Emerald Literati Award, Outstanding Author Contribution

Personal research grant, Institute for Societal Resilience, VU Amsterdam

Project grant “Connected World”, VU Amsterdam

2017

Wilhelmina Drucker Talent Award, VU Amsterdam

Research project grant, Institute for Societal Resilience, VU Amsterdam

2016

Research grant Network Institute, VU Amsterdam

Research project grant Institute for Societal Resilience, VU Amsterdam

Finalist KnowVU Teaching Award, VU Amsterdam

2015

Personal research grant, department of Organization Science, VU Amsterdam

2013

PhD award, department. of Economics & Business Administration, for early completion of PhD project

2012

Graduate School of Social Sciences grant, VU Amsterdam

US National Science Foundation grant for OCIS doctoral consortium participation, Academy of Management.

Research grant, dept. of Economics & Business Administration, VU Amsterdam

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