Liz Hood

My research examines how meanings and uses of technologies are socially constructed and how these constructions shape organizational outcomes ranging from work experiences to market evolution. Using ethnographic and qualitative methods, I study technologies including police body cameras (published in Organization Science), ocean energy (R&R at Academy of Management Journal), snow guns for snowmaking at ski resorts (R&R at Academy of Management Journal), e-cigarettes, and human composting. 

I am currently a Postdoctoral Researcher at University of Southern California. I received my PhD in Organization Studies from Boston College. I hold an MBA and MS from Bentley University and a BA in Economics from Brandeis University.