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Organizational Behavior:
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Organizational Behavior: An Integrative, Practical Approach

Angelo Kinicki

Angelo Kinicki is an award-winning educator, researcher, and author known for his expertise in organizational behavior and management. He is the co-author of Management: A Practical Introduction, a widely used textbook that emphasizes real-world application and critical thinking. Kinicki served as a professor at Arizona State University’s W.P. Carey School of Business, where he earned numerous teaching accolades. His research focuses on leadership, organizational culture, and employee engagement, with work published in top academic journals. Kinicki is also a consultant, helping organizations improve performance and foster effective leadership.

Chad Hartnell

Chad Hartnell is a distinguished educator, researcher, and co-author of Management: A Practical Introduction. He specializes in organizational behavior, leadership, and strategic management. As a professor at Georgia State University, Hartnell is recognized for his impactful teaching and dedication to student development. His research explores organizational culture, leadership effectiveness, and team dynamics, with work published in top-tier academic journals. Hartnell also advises organizations on improving performance and fostering collaborative, high-performing teams.

Denise Breaux Soignet

Denise Breaux Soignet is a respected educator, researcher, and co-author of Management: A Practical Introduction. She is known for her expertise in organizational behavior, leadership, and career development. As a professor at the University of Arkansas, she has earned recognition for her innovative teaching methods and commitment to student success. Her research focuses on workplace well-being, employee engagement, and ethical leadership, with findings published in leading academic journals. Breaux Soignet also collaborates with organizations to enhance leadership practices and foster positive workplace cultures.