Abstract
Drawing on literature on scandals, stigma and solidarity, in this study we formulated hypotheses about the effects of personal scandals and female solidarity on individual reputation, with a special focus on gender. Given the growing intertwinedness between personal conduct and reputation at work, and given the rise of solidarity movements among individuals within working communities, we theorized that personal scandals negatively affect individual reputation, while female solidarity generates the opposite effect. In addition, we argued that the positive effect of female solidarity on reputation is stronger for women than for men. Moreover, we argued that solidarity might generate a ‘coming back’ effect from personal scandals, by weakening their negative effects. In order to test our hypotheses, we collected secondary data from a variety of sources in the US film industry and we adopted a multi-level longitudinal logistic regression model, using a person-year event dataset including 82 actors and resulting in 2017 observations
Lingua originale | English |
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Titolo della pubblicazione ospite | 34th EGOS 2018, Tallinn |
Pagine | 1-30 |
Numero di pagine | 30 |
Stato di pubblicazione | Pubblicato - 2018 |
Evento | 34th EGOS 2018, Tallinn - Tallinn Durata: 5 lug 2018 → 7 lug 2018 |
Convegno
Convegno | 34th EGOS 2018, Tallinn |
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Città | Tallinn |
Periodo | 5/7/18 → 7/7/18 |
Keywords
- Female Solidarity
- Gender
- Personal Scandals