David Deephouse
he/they
Welcome/Tawow
I currently dwell in Treaty Six territory and the Metis homeland in the small and culturally diverse city of Saskatoon. I work for the University of Alberta in ᐊᒥᐢᑿᒌᐚᐢᑲᐦᐃᑲᐣ (Amiskwacîwâskahikan), part of Treaty Six Territory & Métis Nation of Alberta Region 4 or Turtle Island. I have had license plates from eight colonial jurisdictions from within the body of Turtle Island. Seven of eight are in different bioregions according to the Decolonial Atlas https://decolonialatlas.files.wordpress.com/2017/10/bioregions-of-north-america1.png. I am committed to deepening my knowledge of the Indigenous peoples and lands who have been in these places long before the arrivals of my ancestors. I am more committed to taking Reconcili-Actions, small though they may be, especially in supporting Indigenous students, colleagues, and research.
My research interests have focused on social evaluations of organizations, especially legitimacy and reputation, the causes and consequences of each, and indigenization and decolonization in business schools. My theoretical interests have included agenda-setting, institutional (in both organizational sociology and international business), media effects, stakeholder, strategic balance, and strategic choice theories. For my details about my research and teaching, go to my website linked here and thence to my CV.
My personal interests include baking artisan bread and pizza, walking in nature, raising three children, and reducing my carbon footprint. My partner and I have been a one car family since moving in together in 2010.
Sessions in which David Deephouse participates
Friday 16 May, 2025
This is a separately ticketed event! *Open to non-members Indigenizing Business Schools: Lessons of the Past, Opportunities for the Future The colloquium will take place at Lazaridis Hall, LH3101. ...
Sessions in which David Deephouse attends
Tuesday 13 May, 2025
Discussant/Discutant: Kendra Hart (Mount Royal University) Cobalt Mining in the Democratic Republic of the Congo – Everybody or Nobody to Blame?Author(s)/Auteur(s): Stany Chabikuli (Lazaridis School of Business & Economics) & Prescott Ensign (Lazaridis School of Business & Economics) The Brand That Cares: Lawsuits, Ethics, and a Panera Bread IPOAuthor(s)/Auteur(s): Emma Grierson (Lazar...
Wednesday 14 May, 2025
Chair/Président: Xiaoying Wang Bridging the Gap: Integrating Indigenous Perspectives into ESG Practices and Shareholder Activism in CanadaAuthor(s)/Auteur(s): Julie Bernard (University of Waterloo Faculty of Environment) & Diane-Laure Arjaliès (Western University Ivey Business School)How Can Alternative Organizations Resist Degeneration: Evidence from a Non-Profit Multistakeholder Food Co-opAuthor(s)/Auteur(s): Mojtaba M. Shourk...
Friday 16 May, 2025
Saturday 17 May, 2025
Extended AbstractAt last year’s daylong ASAC colloquium on Indigenous research, Teddy Carter (Michel) explicated the nature and importance of self-location as an Indigenous research practice. Self-location has parallels in other disciplines and research traditions, especially critical and feminist traditions. Terms include (self-) position, (self-) positionality, and (research) standpoint. Common a...
Sunday 18 May, 2025
Chair/Président: Renato Chaves (Universite Laval Faculte des Sciences de l'Administration)Moderator/Modérateur: Elena Obukhova (McGill University) & David Deephouse (University of Alberta) Navigating the Digital Shift: Insights into Employee Knowledge GrowthAuthor(s)/Auteur(s): Sana Mumtaz (University of Niagara Falls Canada) From Idea to Insight: Mastering the Art of C...
Charlene Zietsma is a highly accomplished and renowned Canadian organizational researcher. She is the Max McGraw Professor of Sustainable Enterprise at SEAS and at the Ross School of Business. She previously held appointments at Pennsylvania State University, York University (Toronto), Western University and the University of Victoria. She is an International Research Fellow of the Oxford University Centre for Corporate Reputation and earned her doctorate at the University of British Columbia...
Monday 19 May, 2025
Come say hi to your fellow conference attendees and enjoy our hot breakfast with a wide selection of sweet, salty and healthy options.
Chair/Président: Shadi Mehrabadi (University of Ottawa) How do Internal and External Pressures in Developing Countries Influence Firm’s Green Innovation? Using Institutional Theory and Upper Echelons TheoryAuthor(s)/Auteur(s): Maryam Mahmoudi Mesineh (University of Ottawa) An Assessment of Sustainable Banking Performance in Sub-S...
Discussant/Discutant: Mark Fuller (St. Francis Xavier University)Moderator/Modérateur: Kartik Rao (Trent University)Crisis Communication in the Age of Misinformation: A Systematic Review of SCCT Strategies on Social Media PlatformsAuthor(s)/Auteur(s): Junyuan Lin (Toronto Metropolitan University)Toning It Down? The Impact of Market Competition on CSR Communication PositivityAuthor(s)/Auteur(s): Debdeep Chatterjee (Conco...
Guest Speaker: Leanne Keddie (Carleton University)Chair/Président: Eve Lamargot (Wilfrid Laurier University) & Julie Bernard (University of Waterloo Faculty of Environment) Coordinated by the Accounting and Social Responsibility divisions
As members of our association, you are all invited to a short presentation on last year's realisations and future developments for ASAC. Participants will be asked to vote for the new board member's open positions and other decisions as needed.