Maksim Sitnikov
PhD Candidate/Lecturer
TSB: Tilburg School of Social and Behavioral Sciences
TSB: Department of Organization Studies
Bio
Maksim Sitnikov is a PhD candidate and junior lecturer at the Department of Organization Studies. His research interests center on interorganizational relationships (IORs) and interorganizational networks (IONs). Specifically, his PhD project delves into firm trading behavior within the European Union Emission Trading System (EU ETS). He places particular emphasis on unraveling the relational mechanisms that influence the selection of exchange partners, with a keen eye on the role of objective time in this process.
Courses
- RM: Organizational Networks
- Interorganizational Relationships
- Relations and Networks of Organizations
- Research in Organizations
- Empirical Research Premaster Organ. Stud
- EP:Organization in inter-connected world
- Business Insights and Networks
Recent publications
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A relational view on the EU ETS: Relational mechanisms as drivers of …
Sitnikov, M., Mannak, R., Barros De Oliveira, N., & Oerlemans, L. (Accepted/In press). A relational view on the EU ETS: Relational mechanisms as drivers of firm EUA trading behavior. In A relational view on the EU ETS: Relational mechanisms as drivers of firm EUA trading behavior -
Relational mechanisms that drive firm trading behaviors in the EU Emi…
Sitnikov, M., Oerlemans, L., Mannak, R., & Barros De Oliveira, N. (Accepted/In press). Relational mechanisms that drive firm trading behaviors in the EU Emissions Trading System: A relational event modeling approach. In Relational mechanisms that drive firm trading behaviors in the EU Emissions Trading System: A relational event modeling approach