Kylie Jiwon Hwang

Publications

    1. Hwang, Kylie Jiwon and Damon J. Phillips (2024). “We are Experts on Elite Entrepreneurs”: A Call to Integrate Marginalized Populations into Entrepreneurship Research. Research in Organizational Behavior, 44.
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    2. Hwang, Kylie Jiwon and Damon J. Phillips (2024). Entrepreneurship as a Response to Labor Market Discrimination for Formerly Incarcerated People. American Journal of Sociology, 130(1), July 2024.
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      Awards
      • 2020 AoM OMT Best Paper on Environmental and Social Practices
      • 2020 AoM Best Paper Proceedings
      • 2019 TransAtlantic Doctoral Conference Wheeler Institute Best Paper Award
      • 2019 East Coast Doctoral Conference Best Presentation Award
    3. Hwang, Kylie Jiwon (2022). From Prison to Entrepreneurship: Can Entrepreneurship be a Reentry Strategy for Justice-Impacted Individuals? The ANNALS of the American Academy of Political and Social Science, 701(1), 114–133.
      Policy & Media

Working Papers

    1. How Knowledge Specialization and Diversity Jointly Influence Entrepreneurial Entry: The complementary role of social groups (with Dan J. Wang & Modupe Akinola). Revise & Resubmit at Strategic Management Journal.
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    2. Entrepreneurship as a Bridge to Employment? Evidence from Formerly Incarcerated People. Revise & Resubmit at Administrative Science Quarterly.
      Awards
      • 2022 Winner, AoM ENT NFIB Dissertation Award
      • 2021 Winner, AoM William H. Newman Best Dissertation Award
      • 2021 Winner, AoM OMT Louis Pondy Best Dissertation Paper Award
      • 2021 AoM Best Paper Proceedings
      • 2020 Finalist, Organization Science/INFORMS Dissertation Competition
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    3. Remote Work, Employment, and People with Disabilities (with Wyatt Lee, Ye Joon Lee). Revise & Resubmit at Organization Science.
    4. Entrepreneurship and the Reconfiguration of Marginalization: An Evaluative Regime Framework (with Tiantian Yang). Under Review.
    5. Credit Access among Formerly Justice-Involved Entrepreneurs: Regression Discontinuity Evidence from the Paycheck Protection Program (with Keith Finlay, Mike Mueller-Smith, Brittany Street).
    6. Why Do Young Firms Hire Individuals with Criminal Records (with Melanie Wallskog).

Selected Work in Progress

    1. Entrepreneurial Stories Among Marginalized Group Members (with Yixi Chen, Rebecca Ponce de Leon)
    2. Navigating Entrepreneurship and Employment with a Criminal Record: Cross-institutional Evidence from Denmark and the United States (with Tünde Cserpes & Elena Mattana)