Business Horizons
1958 - 2025
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Volume 60, issue 6, 2017
- Value co-creation in web-based multisided platforms: A conceptual framework and implications for business model design pp. 747-758

- Daniel Thomé de Oliveira and Marcelo Nogueira Cortimiglia
- Innovative and sustainable business models in the fashion industry: Entrepreneurial drivers, opportunities, and challenges pp. 759-770

- Bruna Villa Todeschini, Marcelo Nogueira Cortimiglia, Daniela Callegaro-de-Menezes and Antonio Ghezzi
- Yours, mine, and ours: A user-centric analysis of opportunities and challenges in peer-to-peer asset sharing pp. 771-781

- Mark-Philipp Wilhelms, Katrin Merfeld and Sven Henkel
- Trajectories to reconcile sharing and commercialization in the maker movement pp. 783-794

- David J. Langley, Marthe Zirngiebl, Janosch Sbeih and Bart Devoldere
- Social manufacturing: When the maker movement meets interfirm production networks pp. 795-805

- Markko Hamalainen and Jesse Karjalainen
- Digital maker-entrepreneurs in open design: What activities make up their business model? pp. 807-817

- Peter Troxler and Patricia Wolf
- Sensor-based entrepreneurship: A framework for developing new products and services pp. 819-830

- Terrence E. Brown
- The Internet of Things and new business opportunities pp. 831-841

- Vlad Krotov
- Civic entrepreneurial ecosystems: Smart city emergence in Kansas City pp. 843-853

- Sumita Sarma and Sanwar Sunny
- Disruption in the automotive industry: A Cambrian moment pp. 855-863

- Xavier Ferràs-Hernández, Elisenda Tarrats-Pons and Núria Arimany-Serrat
- Blockchain entrepreneurship opportunity in the practices of the unbanked pp. 865-874

- Guillermo Jesús Larios-Hernández
- From toys to tools: The co-evolution of technological and entrepreneurial developments in the drone industry pp. 875-884

- Ferran Giones and Alexander Brem
Volume 60, issue 5, 2017
- Social entrepreneurship performance measurement: A time-based organizing framework pp. 603-611

- Bernard Arogyaswamy
- Online serendipity: The case for curated recommender systems pp. 613-620

- Henry M. Kim, Bita Ghiasi, Max Spear, Marek Laskowski and Jiye Li
- Taking a global view on brand post popularity: Six social media brand post practices for global markets pp. 621-633

- Hsin-Chen Lin, Hepsi Swarna and Patrick F. Bruning
- An inside perspective on carbon disclosure pp. 635-646

- Christian Blanco, Felipe Caro and Charles J. Corbett
- Practicing fairness in the family business workplace pp. 647-655

- Georges Samara and Daniel Arenas
- Strategic personal branding—And how it pays off pp. 657-666

- Deva Rangarajan, Betsy D. Gelb and Amy Vandaveer
- The Internet of Things: Are you ready for what’s coming? pp. 667-676

- Ted Saarikko, Ulrika H. Westergren and Tomas Blomquist
- The rise of 3-D printing: The advantages of additive manufacturing over traditional manufacturing pp. 677-688

- Mohsen Attaran
- An integrated approach to managing extended supply chain networks pp. 689-697

- Kenneth Saban, John R. Mawhinney and Matthew J. Drake
- The alliance map: A tool for managing fear and greed in alliances pp. 699-706

- Peter Hwang
- What happened to civility? Understanding rude behavior through the lens of organizational justice pp. 707-714

- Juliana D. Lilly
- Internationalization strategies of emerging market banks: Challenges and opportunities pp. 715-723

- Joseph C. Marques, Anna Lupina-Wegener and Susan Schneider
- Key factors in the triumph of Pokémon GO pp. 725-728

- Ailie K.Y. Tang
- Why do good employees stay in bad organizations? pp. 729-739

- Aaron A. Buchko, Caleb Buscher and Kathleen J. Buchko
Volume 60, issue 4, 2017
- Batten down the anchors: Responding to another negotiator’s first offer pp. 431-434

- Brian C. Gunia
- You don’t have to be an entrepreneur to be entrepreneurial: The unique role of imaginativeness in new venture ideation pp. 455-462

- Jeffery S. McMullen and Alexander S. Kier
- Catalytic defiance as a crisis communication strategy: The risk of pursuing long-term objectives pp. 463-472

- Nadine A. Yehya and W. Timothy Coombs
- Why strategy is key for successful social media sales pp. 473-482

- Joan Lindsey-Mullikin and Norm Borin
- The friend or foe fallacy: Why your best customers may not need your friendship pp. 483-493

- Frédéric Dalsace and Sandy Jap
- Addressing skills mismatch: Utilizing talent supply chain management to enhance collaboration between companies and talent suppliers pp. 495-505

- Erin E. Makarius and Mahesh Srinivasan
- New audit partner identification rules may offer opportunities and benefits pp. 507-518

- Colin D. Reid and Julie Furr Youngman
- Accountability and the public benefit corporation pp. 519-528

- Nancy B. Kurland
- The new age of pay transparency pp. 529-539

- Richard G. Trotter, Susan Rawson Zacur and Lisa T. Stickney
- Spreading academic entrepreneurship: Made in Mexico pp. 541-550

- Francisco J. Cantu-Ortiz, Nathalíe Galeano, Patricia Mora-Castro and James Fangmeyer
- Organizational culture and leadership style: The missing combination for selecting the right leader for effective crisis management pp. 551-563

- Melissa R. Bowers, J. Reggie Hall and Mandyam M. Srinivasan
- Is dual language marketing socially responsible? pp. 565-572

- Myron Glassman and Aaron Glassman
Volume 60, issue 3, 2017
- Is your organization conducive to the continuous creation of social value? Toward a social corporate entrepreneurship scale pp. 271-283

- Donald F. Kuratko, Jeffery S. McMullen, Jeffrey S. Hornsby and Chad Jackson
- Addressing barriers to big data pp. 285-292

- Abdulkhaliq Alharthi, Vlad Krotov and Michael Bowman
- Big data: Dimensions, evolution, impacts, and challenges pp. 293-303

- In Lee
- Better safe than sorry: Why organizations in crisis should never hesitate to steal thunder pp. 305-311

- An-Sofie Claeys
- The criticality of CMO-CIO alignment pp. 313-324

- Kimberly A. Whitler, D. Eric Boyd and Neil A. Morgan
- Upstream social marketing strategy: An integrated marketing communications approach pp. 325-333

- Thomas Martin Key and Andrew J. Czaplewski
- Strategic shifts that build executive leadership pp. 335-343

- Jodi Detjen and Sheila Simsarian Webber
- Combining performance, learning, and behavioral goals to match job with person: Three steps to enhance employee performance with goal setting pp. 345-352

- Robert C. Ford
- Emergency business management and internet connectivity pp. 353-361

- G. Stevenson Smith
- Nearshoring, reshoring, and insourcing: Moving beyond the total cost of ownership conversation pp. 363-373

- Paul L. Hartman, Jeffrey A. Ogden, Joseph R. Wirthlin and Benjamin T. Hazen
- How virtual brand community traces may increase fan engagement in brand pages pp. 375-384

- Benjamin Rosenthal and Eliane P.Z. Brito
- Dynamic ambidexterity: How innovators manage exploration and exploitation pp. 385-394

- Yan Chen
- What leaders need to know about organizational culture pp. 395-404

- D.D. Warrick
- Big data dreams: A framework for corporate strategy pp. 405-414

- Matthew J. Mazzei and David Noble
- Speed in acquisitions: A managerial framework pp. 415-425

- Olimpia Meglio, David R. King and Annette Risberg
Volume 60, issue 2, 2017
- Crowded identity: Managing crowdsourcing initiatives to maximize value for participants through identity creation pp. 155-165

- Ivan Fedorenko, Pierre Berthon and Tamara Rabinovich
- Taming wicked civic challenges with an innovative crowd pp. 167-177

- Sabine Brunswicker, Volker Bilgram and Johann Fueller
- Choose wisely: Crowdfunding through the stages of the startup life cycle pp. 179-188

- Jeannette Paschen
- Seeking funding in order to sell: Crowdfunding as a marketing tool pp. 189-195

- Terrence E. Brown, Edward Boon and Leyland F. Pitt
- A great place to work!? Understanding crowdsourced employer branding pp. 197-205

- Amir Dabirian, Jan Kietzmann and Hoda Diba
- Click here to agree: Managing intellectual property when crowdsourcing solutions pp. 207-217

- Jeremy de Beer, Ian P. McCarthy, Adam Soliman and Emily Treen
- Crowdsourcing and brand control pp. 219-228

- Anjali S. Bal, Kelly Weidner, Richard Hanna and Adam J. Mills
- Finding the future: Crowdsourcing versus the Delphi technique pp. 229-236

- Andrew Flostrand
- Leveraging collective intelligence: How to design and manage crowd-based business models pp. 237-245

- Karl Täuscher
- Crowdsourcing in a time of empowered stakeholders: Lessons from crowdsourcing campaigns pp. 247-253

- Matthew Wilson, Karen Robson and Elsamari Botha
Volume 60, issue 1, 2017
- To move or to wait? Everything you need to know about making the first offer pp. 15-18

- Brian C. Gunia
- Strategies for building effective virtual teams: Trust is key pp. 25-34

- Robert C. Ford, Ronald F. Piccolo and Loren R. Ford
- How employers can stanch the hemorrhaging of collegiate GPA credibility pp. 35-43

- John A. Pearce
- Managing millennials: Embracing generational differences pp. 45-54

- Jeanine S. Stewart, Elizabeth Goad Oliver, Karen S. Cravens and Shigehiro Oishi
- Strategic fit: Key to growing enterprise value through organizational capital pp. 55-65

- Sandra Jeanquart Miles and Mark Van Clieaf
- Making the cut: Surgery on the board pp. 67-75

- Victoria L. Crittenden, William F. Crittenden, Joseph M. Giglio and Andrew B. Crittenden
- The looming shadow of illicit trade on the internet pp. 77-89

- Peggy E. Chaudhry
- A Korean, a Chinese, and an Indian walk into an American bar: Tapping the Asian-American goldmine pp. 91-100

- Steven Chen, Yuna Kim and Chiranjeev Kohli
- Preventing and correcting workplace harassment: Guidelines for employers pp. 101-111

- J. Bret Becton, J. Bruce Gilstrap and Maurice Forsyth
- What managers should know about the sharing economy pp. 113-121

- Mohammad Reza Habibi, Alexander Davidson and Michel Laroche
- Managing mergers: Why people first can improve brand and IT consolidations pp. 123-134

- Sandy Jap, A. Noel Gould and Annie H. Liu
- Taking environmental partnerships seriously pp. 135-142

- Ulrich Wassmer, Guillaume Pain and Raymond L. Paquin
- How to create a realistic customer journey map pp. 143-150

- Mark S. Rosenbaum, Mauricio Losada Otalora and Germán Contreras Ramírez
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