Ruthanne Huising

Management, Law and Human Resources

Ruthanne Huising is an ethnographer of work and organizations. She studies how organizations respond to external pressures to change and the implications of these changes for professional control and expertise.

EDUCATION

Massachusetts Institute of Technology, Sloan School of Management

Cambridge, MA (USA)

PhD in Management (2008)

*London School of Economics and Political Science *

London, UK

MSc Economics and Philosophy (2002)

Diploma in Economics (1994)

*University of Alberta *

Edmonton, AB (Canada)

BA en Women’s Studies (1992)

AWARDS

Research

• McGill University William Dawson Scholar (2016)
• W. Richard Scott Award for Distinguished Scholarship, American Sociological Association (2012)
• Best Paper Prize, Regulation and Governance (2011)
• Best Paper Prize ASQ, HEC and OMT Conference on Coordination (2011)
• Best Dissertation Paper Award, Labor and Employment Relations Association (2008)

Teaching

• McGill University, Desautels Faculty of Management Undergraduate Teaching Award (2014)
• McGill University Principal’s Prize for Excellence in Undergraduate Teaching Nomination (2014, 2009)
• McGill University, Desautels Faculty of Management Undergraduate Society Professor of the Year (2011)

EXPERIENCE

Since 2016 :

emlyon Business School
Professor of Management and Organizations

2008-2017 :

Desautels Faculty of Management, McGill University
Montréal, Québec (Canada)

• Associate Professor (2015-2017)
• Assistant Professor (2008-2015)

SCIENTIFIC COMMITTEES

Senior Editor - Organization Science 2016

Editorial Review Board - Organization Science 2013 – 2016

Editorial Review Board - Academy of Management Discoveries, Special Issue on Changing Nature of Work, 2016

Ad Hoc Reviewer

• Academy of Management Journal
• Administrative Science Quarterly
• Journal of Management Inquiry
• Law and Policy
• OMT-AoM Conference
• Regulation and Governance
• Science, Technology, & Human Values
• University of Toronto Press

EXPERTISE

Ruthanne Huising is an ethnographer of work and organizations. She studies how organizations respond to external pressures to change and the implications of these changes for professional control and expertise. Across her various projects she has observed how organizations accommodate regulatory change (Human Pathogens and Toxins Act), auditing fads (Environmental Management Systems), and efficiency efforts (Ontario perioperative coaching program) and the complex responses of scientists, biosafety officers, health physicists, surgeons, nurses, and administrators.

Key words: Work, occupations, expertise, power, biological science, organizational change, regulatory change, ethnography

ASSOCIATIONS

Co-founder of Montreal Organizations Writing Workshop

Academy of Management Association

American Sociological Association

European Group on Organization Studies

Law and Society Association

COURSES TAUGHT

Introduction to Organizational Behaviour (undergraduate)

Managing Organizational Change (masters and executive)

Meso Organizational Theory (PhD Seminar)

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EDUCATIONAWARDSEXPERIENCESCIENTIFIC COMMITTEESEXPERTISEASSOCIATIONSCOURSES TAUGHTRESEARCH INTERESTPUBLICATIONS EDUCATIONTOP Massachusetts Institute of Technology, Sloan School of Management Cambridge, MA (USA) PhD in Management (2008)

London School of Economics and Political Science London, UK MSc Economics and Philosophy (2002) Diploma in Economics (1994)

University of Alberta Edmonton, AB (Canada) BA en Women’s Studies (1992)

AWARDSTOP Research McGill University William Dawson Scholar (2016) W. Richard Scott Award for Distinguished Scholarship, American Sociological Association (2012) Best Paper Prize, Regulation and Governance (2011) Best Paper Prize ASQ, HEC and OMT Conference on Coordination (2011) Best Dissertation Paper Award, Labor and Employment Relations Association (2008)

Teaching McGill University, Desautels Faculty of Management Undergraduate Teaching Award (2014) McGill University Principal’s Prize for Excellence in Undergraduate Teaching Nomination (2014, 2009) McGill University, Desautels Faculty of Management Undergraduate Society Professor of the Year (2011)

EXPERIENCETOP Since 2016 : emlyon Business School
Professor of Management and Organizations

2008-2017 : Desautels Faculty of Management, McGill University
Montréal, Québec (Canada) Associate Professor (2015-2017) Assistant Professor (2008-2015)

SCIENTIFIC COMMITTEESTOP Senior Editor - Organization Science 2016

Editorial Review Board - Organization Science 2013 – 2016

Editorial Review Board - Academy of Management Discoveries, Special Issue on Changing Nature of Work, 2016

Ad Hoc Reviewer

Academy of Management Journal Administrative Science Quarterly Journal of Management Inquiry Law and Policy OMT-AoM Conference Regulation and Governance Science, Technology, & Human Values University of Toronto Press EXPERTISETOP Ruthanne Huising is an ethnographer of work and organizations. She studies how organizations respond to external pressures to change and the implications of these changes for professional control and expertise. Across her various projects she has observed how organizations accommodate regulatory change (Human Pathogens and Toxins Act), auditing fads (Environmental Management Systems), and efficiency efforts (Ontario perioperative coaching program) and the complex responses of scientists, biosafety officers, health physicists, surgeons, nurses, and administrators.

Key words: Work, occupations, expertise, power, biological science, organizational change, regulatory change, ethnography

ASSOCIATIONSTOP Co-founder of Montreal Organizations Writing Workshop

Academy of Management Association

American Sociological Association

European Group on Organization Studies

Law and Society Association

COURSES TAUGHTTOP Introduction to Organizational Behaviour (undergraduate)

Managing Organizational Change (masters and executive)

Meso Organizational Theory (PhD Seminar)

RESEARCH INTERESTTOP JOURNAL ARTICLES Nigam, Amit, Ruthanne Huising, and Brian Golden, “Selection of Routines in Organizational Search: Performances and Roles in the Search Process”Administrative Science Quarterly(forthcoming).

Huising, Ruthanne, (2016) “From Adapting Practices to Inhabiting Ideas: How Managers Restructure Work across Organizations” Research in the Sociology of Organizations 47:383-413.

Huising, Ruthanne, (2015) “To Hive or to Hold: Producing Relational Authority through Scut Work”Administrative Science Quarterly,v. 60: 263-299.

Huising, Ruthanne, (2014) “The Erosion of Expert Control through Censure Episodes”Organization Science, v.25, no.6, pp 1633-1661.

Nigam, Amit, Ruthanne Huising, and Brian Golden, (2014), “Improving Hospital Efficiency: A Process Model of the Hospital Change Commitments”Medical Care Research & Review,v. 71, no.1, pp. 21-42.

Garland, Jennifer, Ruthanne Huising, and Jeroen Struben (2013), “What if Technology Worked in Harmony with Nature: Imagining Climate Change through Prius Advertisements”Organization,v.20, no.5, pp. 679-704.

Huising, Ruthanne, and Susan S. Silbey (2013), “Constructing Consequences for Non-Compliance in Academic Laboratories”Annals of the American Academy of Political and Social Sciences, v.649, pp.157-177.

Huising, Ruthanne and Susan S. Silbey (2011), “Governing the Gap: Forging Safe Science through Relational Regulation”Regulation and Governance,v.5, no.1, pp. 14–42.

Silbey, Susan S., Ruthanne Huising, and Salo Coslovsky (2009), “The Sociological Citizen: Recognizing Relational Interdependence in Law and Organizations”L’Année Sociologique,v.59, no.1, pp.201–229.

BOOK CHAPTERS Silbey, Susan S. and Ruthanne Huising. “Surveillance and Regulation of Laboratory Practices” Handbook of Science and Technology Studies (forthcoming).

Evans, Joelle, Ruthanne Huising, and Susan S. Silbey (2015), “Accounting for Accounts: Crafting Ethnographic Validity through Group Collaboration” inHandbook of Innovative Qualitative Research Methods: Pathways to Cool Ideas and Interesting Papers,Edited by Kimberly Elsbach and Rodney Kramer, Routledge Press, New York.

Delaney, James G. and Ruthanne Huising (2001), “Canadian Remuneration Practices” inGuide to Global Compensation and Benefits, Edited by Calvin Reynolds, 323-334. Harcourt Press, New York.

PUBLICATIONS

ACADEMIC ARTICLES (8)

‑ Huising, Ruthanne. 2016. From Adapting Practices to Inhabiting Ideas: How Managers Restructure Work across Organizations.Research in the Sociology of Organizations, 47: 383-413 p.

‑ Nigam, Amit, Huising, Ruthanne, , Golden, Brian. 2016. Explaining the Selection of Routines for Change during Organizational Search.Administrative Science Quarterly, 61 (4): 551-583 p.

‑ Nigam, Amit, Huising, Ruthanne, , Golden, Brian. 2016. Explaining the Selection of Routines for Change during Organizational Search.Administrative Science Quarterly, 61 (4): 551-583 p.

‑ Huising, Ruthanne. 2015. To Hive or to Hold?: Professional Authority through Scut Work.Administrative Science Quarterly, 60 (2): 263-299 p.

‑ Huising, Ruthanne. 2014. The Erosion of Expert Control Through Censure Episodes.Organization Science, 25 (6): 1633-1661 p.

‑ Garland, Jennifer, Huising, Ruthanne, , Struben, Jeroen. 2013. “What if technology worked in harmony with nature?”: Imagining climate change through Prius advertisements.Organization, 20 (5): 679-704 p.

‑ Huising, Ruthanne, Silbey, Susan S.. 2011. Governing the gap: Forging safe science through relational regulation.Regulation & Governance, 5 (1): 14-42 p.

‑ Silbey, Susan S., Huising, Ruthanne, , Coslovsky, Salo V.. 2009. The Sociological Citizen: Recognizing Relational Interdependence in Law and Organizations.L'Année sociologique, 59 (1): 201-229 p.

BOOK CHAPTERS (3)

‑ Silbey, Susan S., Huising, Ruthanne. 2016. Surveillance and Regulation of Laboratory Practices., Handbook of Science and Technology Studies. : Cambridge : MIT Press

‑ Evans, Joelle, Huising, Ruthanne, , Silbey, Susan S.. 2015. Accounting for Accounts: Crafting Ethnographic Validity through Team Ethnography ., Handbook of Qualitative Organizational Research: Innovative Pathways and Methods. : New York : Routledge Academic

‑ Delaney, James G., Huising, Ruthanne. 2001. Canadian Remuneration Practices., Guide to Global Compensation and Benefits. : New-York : Harcourt Press, 323-334 p.