Discursive Struggles and Contested Stigma Extensions: Explaining the Gradual Stigmatization of the U.S. Tobacco Industry
Published Online:25 Nov 2024https://doi.org/10.1287/orsc.2022.16145
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Volume 36, Issue 4
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Pages 1221-1642, iii-iv
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- Received:January 19, 2022
- Accepted:October 21, 2024
- Published Online:November 25, 2024
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Ana M. Aranda, Eero Vaara, Helen Etchanchu, Jonne Y. Guyt (2024) Discursive Struggles and Contested Stigma Extensions: Explaining the Gradual Stigmatization of the U.S. Tobacco Industry. Organization Science 36(4):1384-1415.
https://doi.org/10.1287/orsc.2022.16145
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The authors thank Abhinav Gupta for excellent guidance during the revision process; three anonymous reviewers for constructive comments, which significantly improved this paper; and colleagues and friends at the University of Amsterdam, Católica-Lisbon, University of Oxford, and Aalto University for friendly comments. The authors remember their dear friend and co-author, Helen Etchanchu, who sadly passed away during the revision process. Her invaluable contributions and insights continue to shape our work.
