This Episode was recorded on November 30th, 2022.

Guest: Professor Glenn Carroll (Stanford University)

Glenn Carroll grew up in Indiana. He obtained his bachelor’s degree at Indiana University, and his master’s and doctorate degrees at Stanford University.

Glenn currently serves as Professor of Management and Professor of Sociology (by courtesy) in the School of Humanities and Sciences at his alma mater of Stanford.

Glenn’s research addresses questions about organizations, strategic management, and industrial evolution. His most recent project studies socially constructed authenticity — how consumers and others value authenticity, how consumers search for authenticity in products and services, and how consumers interpret organizational behavior and structure as reflecting authenticity.

The Rolling Hops team stumbled upon an article Glenn wrote in the year 2000 in the American Journal of Sociology, entitled: “Why the Microbrewery Movement? Organizational Dynamics of Resource Partitioning in the U.S. Brewing Industry.”

We hope you enjoy the episode!

Cheers!

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