Journal of Critical Incidents 2019

This is the full preview of the 2019 Journal of Critical Incidents. Individual CIs with the associated teaching notes can be found by searching the case title.  

Business Law

• To Yelp or Not to Yelp: Defamation in Cyberspace 
  
  Dana Schwieger, Southeast Missouri State University, Christine A. Ladwig, Southeast Missouri State University
• Maritime search and rescue in the Bahamas: An opportunity or excessive cost for the U.S. Coast Guard?
  
  Erin Palmer, LT, US Coast Guard, Army-Baylor University, Benjamin Fischl, Capt, US Air Force, Army-Baylor University
  
  Fawn Helms, US Army, Army-Baylor University, Cory Moore, CPT, US Army, Army-Baylor University, Bryan Spear, MAJ, US Army, Army-Baylor University
• Let’s Play: Fair Use or Copyright Infringement?
  
  Jessica A. Magaldi, Pace University, Jonathan S. Sales, Bentley University, Wade Davis, Minnesota State University, Mankato

Ethics

• Authentic Plagiarism?
  
  Matthew T. Carter, California University of Pennsylvania, Elizabeth H. Jones, California University of Pennsylvania
• Tesla in the Driver’s Seat
  
  Bart Liddle, Lipscomb University, Leanne Smith, Lipscomb University
• Injecting Ethics into MD Cosmetics
  
  Paul E. Olsen, Saint Michael's College, Patrick J. Doherty, Saint Michael's College, Thomas Van Dzura, Saint Michael's College
• What’s In A Name: A Controversial Brew
  
  Joyce A. Young, Indiana State University, Paul W. Clark, Coastal Carolina University, Dale Varble, Indiana State University
• But I Can’t Eat That: Should Babcock Ice Cream Change its Ingredients?
  
  Pamela Wells, San Jose State University, Linda M. Dunn-Jensen, CSU, Stanislaus, Inae Yang, San Jose State University

Finance

• Tesla: Is the Market Efficiently Pricing or Efficiently Excited?
  
  Jeffrey J. Jewell, Lipscomb University, Julio A. Rivas, Lipscomb University, Jeffrey A. Mankin, Lipscomb University
• The Springfield Foundation: A Case for Simplifying?
  
  Rachel Wilson, Wittenberg University
• Going Solar
  
  Ann M. Hackert, Idaho State University, Jeff Brookman, Idaho State University

Management

• Achieving organizational-wide support: The effective use of a project charter in an enterprise project
  
  Te Wu, Montclair State University
• InsulTec: A Small Business at a Crossroad
  
  Joy Pahl, St. Norbert College, Benjamin Huegel, St. Norbert College, Jamie O’Brien, St. Norbert College
• When a Plight Strikes: Decision-Making During an Avian Influenza Crisis
  
  Joy Pahl, St. Norbert College, James Harris, St. Norbert College
• After Catching a Thief: Internal Controls in a Small Business
  
  Tyler Burch, Idaho State University, Neil Tocher, Idaho State University, Dennis Krumwiede, Idaho State University
• Managing in Fear: Handling Hostile Employees
  
  Tyler Burch, Idaho State University, Jason Cox, Idaho State University

Marketing

• Detox or Die: Controversial Social Media Post Plagues Vermont Restaurant Owner
  
  Paul E. Olsen, Saint Michael's College, Karen Popovich, Saint Michael's College, Patrick J. Doherty, Saint Michael's College
• Retail Banking and iGen: Now What?
  
  Mike Behan, Winona State University
• The Cook County Soda Tax: Unintended Consequences of Consumers’ Behavior
  
  Sondra Simpson. Elmhurst College, Matt Smith, Elmhurst College, Eilean Roppel, Elmhurst College, Monika Alcheikh, Elmhurst College
• The Short-term and Long-term Impact of Clearance Sale at Yuri USA, Inc.
  
  George Whaley, San José State University, Nakato Hirakubo, Brooklyn College, Craig Davis, Ohio University
• Chinese Detergent Ad Leads to Global Media Outcry
  
  Karen A. Berger, Pace University