Jorge Jacob

Assistant Professor

IÉSEG School of Management

France

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Jorge Jacob is an Assistant Professor at IESEG School of Management in France. His research focuses on leadership dynamics, social capital, and behavior in low-income settings, as reflected in his recent publications. Noteworthy topics include the impact of leadership styles on stereotype threat, savings behavior influenced by community norms, and the effects of political orientation during the COVID-19 pandemic.

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Following community norms or an internal compass? The role of prospective leaders’ social category membership in the differential effects of authentic and ethical leadership on stereotype threat.

Neighbourhood social capital, account usage and savings behaviour in low‐income countries: Field experimental evidence from Senegal

Not in my group: Protecting group reputation by excluding stereotypical targets

Expected Socioeconomic-Status-Based Discrimination Reduces Price Sensitivity Among the Poor

The Influence of arbitrary breakpoints on judgments of maximum output

Orientação política e apoio ao isolamento social durante a pandemia da COVID-19: evidências do Brasil

Political orientation and support for social distancing during the COVID-19 pandemic: evidence from Brazil

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Eduardo B. Andrade

Andrew Hafenbrack

Shahin Sharifi

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