Mohamed-hédi Charki
Associate Professor
Information Systems
EDHEC Business School
France
Biography
Mohamed-Hédi CHARKI is an Associate Professor at EDHEC Business School where he teaches Information Systems (IS). He holds a Ph.D in Management Science from Paris IX Dauphine University. His research interests revolve around social media @ work, social networks and employee performance. He believes in the academic research that is relevant to both business and theory. He has published in academic journals such as Journal of Management Information Systems, Journal of Strategic Information Systems and Systèmes d’Information & Management and presented his work in conferences such as the Academy of Management conference. He has published in practice oriented outlets such as MIT Sloan Management Review and les Echos. He received the award of outstanding academic visiting scholar at Sam M. Walton College of Business, University of Arkansas.
Research Interest
Social Media Work, Social Networks, Employee Performance
Publications
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Boukef Charki, Nabila & Charki, Mohamed-Hedi, (2008), “L’email un moyen de contrôle ou de responsabilisationâ€, Systèmes d’Information & Management, vol. 4, n°3, pp. 31-60.
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Charki, Mohamed-Hedi, Josserand, Emmanuel & Boukef Charki, Nabila, (2011), “Toward an Ethical Understanding of the Controversial Technology of Online Reverse Auctionsâ€, Journal of Business Ethics, vol. 98, n° 1, pp. 17-37
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Charki, Mohamed-Hedi; Josserand, Emmanuel & Boukef Charki, Nabila (2010), “Understanding Unethical Behaviors in Online Environmentsâ€, Academy of Management Best Paper Proceedings.
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Boukef Charki, Nabila ; Josserand, Emmanuel & Charki, Mohamed-Hedi (2011), “Analyse des interprétations d’un SIIO en post-adoption et effets sur l’usage: jeu de discours et stratégies de contournementâ€, Systèmes d’Information et Management, vol. 16, n°3, pp. 7- 44.
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Mohamed-Hédi Charki, Emmanuel, Josserand, Nabila Boukef, Accepted and forthcoming (2017), “The Parado ical Effects of Legal Intervention over Unethical Information Technology Use: A Rational Choice Theory Perspective.†Journal of Strategic Information Systems
