Dan L. Worrell Source Confirmed

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Dan L. Worrell's research investigates how firms engage with external entities, particularly in the context of regulatory enforcement and competitive dynamics. His work has examined stakeholder engagement strategies, focusing on the influence of leader paranoia and cues that trigger paranoid responses.

Further publications explore the phenomenon of peer response to regulatory actions, specifically how non-sanctioned firms utilize lobbying as a strategic tool following sanctions imposed on their competitors. His research also delves into the motivations behind peer firm lobbying, framing it as a response driven by both fear and a sense of duty. Worrell leads a research group and has a citation count of 2,189 with an h-index of 22 across 49 publications. He has collaborated with Jason W. Ridge and Scott Kuban at the University of Arkansas at Fayetteville.

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• h-index: 22
• Publications: 49
• Citations: 2,189