Two research projects on leadership by Professor Razinskas are accepted for presentation at the 84^th Annual Meeting of the Academy of Management (AOM). The AOM is the preeminent professional association for management and organization scholars and its annual meeting is the leading conference in this field with more than 10,000 attendees usually gathering in North America to connect and explore ideas about management and organizational scholarship. This year’s annual meeting will be held from August 9^th through 13^th, 2024, in Chicago (USA).

The first study titled “The overnight stress carryover in leaders: A conservation of resources perspective” is joint work with Julia Backmann (University of Münster) and Praveen Parboteeah (University of Wisconsin-Whitewater). This intensive longitudinal research, which has been accepted by AOM’s Human Resources Division, explores how leaders’ work stress differently creeps into their private domain via insomnia on days when they work from home versus the office. The second study titled “Integrating research on leadership and psychological resilience: A literature review,” which is joint work with Silja Hartmann (TU Berlin), provides synthesized insights into how psychological resilience affects leader−follower relationships. This multi-perspective literature review will be presented as part of the program of AOM’s Organizational Behavior Division.