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Reuben Hurst
Assistant Professor of Management & Organization
PhD, University of Michigan
Reuben Hurst is an assistant professor in management and organization. He completed a joint PhD in Strategy and Political Science at the University of Michigan in 2024. His research focuses on how employers adjust recruiting strategies in response to growing political polarization and demographic diversity and how these strategies contribute to labor market segregation by political partisanship, gender, and race. His work has appeared in Administrative Science Quarterly, the Strategic Management Journal, and the Journal of Politics and has received various best paper awards. He was a Strategic Research Foundation Dissertation Scholar and a recipient of a Knowledge Grant from the Ewing Marion Kauffman Foundation.
Publications
The effect of flatter hierarchy on applicant pool gender diversity: Evidence from experiments
Reuben Hurst, Saerom (Ronnie) Lee, Justin Frake
Countervailing Claims: Pro-Diversity Responses to Stigma by Association Following the Unite the Right Rally
Reuben Hurst
Strategically Ambiguous Identities: Evidence from Evangelical Clergy in Brazilian Elections
Reuben Hurst
News
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Research
Job Ads Touting Flat Hierarchies Disproportionately Deter Women Applicants
‘Unite the Right’ Stigmatized Local Employers and Prompted Tactical, “Pro-Diversity” Shift in Recruiting: New Research