Industrial and Corporate Change
1995 - 2024
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Volume 33, issue 6, 2024
- Robots and reshoring: a comparative study of automation, trade, and employment in Europe pp. 1331-1377

- Chinchih Chen and Carl Benedikt Frey
- Digital disruption and market structure: the case of internet banking pp. 1378-1400

- Bruce Lyons and Minyan Zhu
- Intangible assets, global value chains, and innovation: evidence from Vietnamese SMEs pp. 1401-1429

- Hung Doan, Francesca Masciarelli and Valentina Meliciani
- The electric vehicle sector in Brazil, India, and South Africa: Are there green windows of opportunity? pp. 1430-1459

- Rasmus Lema, Tobias Wuttke and Primoz Konda
- Subnational institutions, firm capabilities and eco-innovation pp. 1460-1486

- Effie Kesidou, Sorin M.S Krammer and Lichao Wu
- Leading the post-industrial revolution? Policy windows, issue linkage and decarbonization dynamics in the UK’s net-zero strategy (2010–2022) pp. 1487-1517

- Benjamin K Sovacool, Marfuga Iskandarova and Frank W Geels
- Institutional investors and dividend payments: evidence in the oil industry pp. 1518-1531

- João Victor Machado, Fernando Sarti and Rodrigo Silveira
- Too busy to balance? A longitudinal analysis of board of director busyness and firms’ ambidextrous orientation pp. 1532-1561

- Mariano L. M Heyden, Sebastian P. L Fourné, Lane Matthews, Ralf Wilden and Valentina Tarkovska
Volume 33, issue 5, 2024
- Intellectual monopolies as a new pattern of innovation and technological regime pp. 1037-1062

- Cecilia Rikap
- Machine learning for zombie hunting: predicting distress from firms’ accounts and missing values pp. 1063-1097

- Falco J Bargagli-Stoffi, Fabio Incerti, Massimo Riccaboni and Armando Rungi
- How digital transformation affects the cost of equity capital: the role of information disclosure quality and stock liquidity pp. 1098-1122

- Lijun Ren, Jiajia Liu and Qianyi Hao
- Transitioning to sustainable energy by incumbent utilities: insights from M&As, alliances, and divestments pp. 1123-1157

- Eva Niesten, Guillermo Pereira and Jonatan Pinkse
- Regulating short-term rental platforms: the effects of local regulatory responses on Airbnb’s operations in Europe pp. 1158-1179

- Michael Wessel, Maria José Schmidt-Kessen and Philipp Hukal
- The effect of subsidies on R&D in the financial crisis—the role of financial constraints of firms and banks pp. 1180-1198

- Marek Giebel and Kornelius Kraft
- How smart is a ‘smart factory’?: an organizational view pp. 1199-1230

- Sunghoon Chung and Minho Kim
- Multiple banking relationships: the role of firm connectedness pp. 1231-1252

- Andrea Fracasso, Valentina Peruzzi and Chiara Tomasi
- Heavy is the crown: CEOs’ social interactions and layoff decisions pp. 1253-1270

- Andrea Bassanini, Eve Caroli, Kevin Geay and Antoine Reberioux
- Non-practicing entities in Europe: an empirical analysis of patent acquisitions at the European Patent Office pp. 1271-1297

- Valerio Sterzi, Cecilia Maronero, Gianluca Orsatti and Andrea Vezzulli
- The architecture of global knowledge production – do low-income countries get more involved? pp. 1298-1329

- Uwe Cantner, Thomas Grebel and Xijie Zhang
Volume 33, issue 4, 2024
- Short-term economic dynamism as a policy tool to address supply shortages during crises pp. 763-784

- Nikhil Kalathil, Granger M Morgan and Erica R.H Fuchs
- Communication costs in science: evidence from the National Science Foundation Network pp. 785-807

- Ezra G Goldstein
- Emergence and evolution of organizations out of garbage can dynamics: a few insights for the theory of the firm, entrepreneurship, and industrial economics pp. 808-830

- Guido Fioretti
- Military spending and innovation: learning from 19th-century world fair exhibition data pp. 831-854

- Alexander M Danzer, Natalia Danzer and Carsten Feuerbaum
- Local government and small business revenue forecasting: evidence from a transition economy pp. 855-883

- Bach Nguyen
- Urban manufacturing and the role of industrial relatedness in sustaining it: the case of the Brussels Capital Region pp. 884-917

- Giovanni Bonaccolto, Giulio Pedrini and Giuseppina Talamo
- Capabilities, sustainability, and innovation in mining value chains pp. 918-921

- Carlo Pietrobelli, Gabriel Casaburi and Michiko Iizuka
- Suppliers’ entry, upgrading, and innovation in mining GVCs: lessons from Argentina, Brazil, and Peru pp. 922-939

- Carlo Pietrobelli, Beatriz Calzada Olvera, Michiko Iizuka and Caio Torres Mazzi
- Innovation and competitiveness in the copper-mining GVC: developing local suppliers in Peru pp. 940-964

- Penny Bamber, Karina Fernandez-Stark and Oswaldo Molina
- Innovation opportunities and backward linkages in mining: an analysis of Argentinean knowledge-intensive mining suppliers (KIMS) pp. 965-985

- Lilia Stubrin, Anabel Marin and Diego Murguía
- The mining sector: profit-seeking strategies, innovation patterns, and commodity prices pp. 986-1010

- Beatriz Calzada Olvera and Michiko Iizuka
- Co-evolutionary patterns of GVC-trade and knowledge flows in the mining industry: evidence from Latin America pp. 1011-1036

- Fabrizio Fusillo, Silvia Nenci, Carlo Pietrobelli and Francesco Quatraro
Volume 33, issue 3, 2024
- Innovation and the labor market: theory, evidence, and challenges pp. 519-540

- Nicoletta Corrocher, Daniele Moschella, Jacopo Staccioli and Marco Vivarelli
- When structural reforms of labor markets harm productivity. Evidence from the German IAB panel pp. 541-554

- Sergei Hoxha and Alfred Kleinknecht
- Routine-biased technological change and employee outcomes after mass layoffs: evidence from Brazil pp. 555-583

- Antonio Martins-Neto, Xavier Cirera and Alex Coad
- Effects of automation on the gender pay gap: the case of Estonia pp. 584-608

- Ilona Pavlenkova, Luca Alfieri and Jaan Masso
- Technological externalities and wages: new evidence from Italian NUTS 3 regions pp. 609-633

- Stefano Dughera, Francesco Quatraro, Andrea Ricci and Claudia Vittori
- Digital technologies, learning capacity of the organization and innovation: EU-wide empirical evidence from a combined dataset pp. 634-669

- Nathalie Greenan and Silvia Napolitano
- Competition and price dispersion: evidence from airline and high-speed rail competition in China pp. 670-693

- Zaichao Du, Han Li, Feng Wei and Lan Zhang
- The organization of R&D work and knowledge search in intrafirm networks pp. 694-711

- Manuel Gomez-Solorzano, Giuseppe Soda and Marco Furlotti
- New hires, adjustment costs, and knowledge transfer—evidence from the mobility of entrepreneurs and skills on firm productivity pp. 712-737

- Emma Lappi
- Political discretion and risk: the Fukushima nuclear disaster, the distribution of global operations, and uranium company valuation pp. 738-761

- Murod Aliyev, Timothy Devinney, Andrew Ferguson and Peter Lam
Volume 33, issue 2, 2024
- Inflation in times of overlapping emergencies: Systemically significant prices from an input–output perspective pp. 297-341

- Isabella M Weber, Jesus Lara Jauregui, Lucas Teixeira and Luiza Nassif Pires
- Markups, profit shares, and cost-push-profit-led inflation pp. 342-362

- Michalis Nikiforos, Simon Grothe and Jan David Weber
- Measuring the macroeconomic responses to public investment in innovation: evidence from OECD countries pp. 363-382

- Giovanna Ciaffi, Matteo Deleidi and Mariana Mazzucato
- A North-South Agent–Based Model of segmented labor markets: the role of education and trade asymmetries pp. 383-423

- Lucrezia Fanti, Marcelo Pereira and Maria Enrica Virgillito
- Fiscal transfers and common debt in a Monetary Union: a multi-country agent–based stock flow consistent model pp. 424-465

- Alessandro Caiani and Ermanno Catullo
- The sectoral trade losses from financial crises pp. 466-489

- Jean-Marc B Atsebi, Jean-Louis Combes and Alexandru Minea
- Hierarchical consumption preferences, redistribution, and structural transformation pp. 490-506

- Adam Aboobaker
- Power in sovereign debt markets: debtors’ coordination for more competitive outcomes pp. 507-518

- Martin Guzman, Maia Colodenco and Anahí Wiedenbrug
Volume 33, issue 1, 2024
- Introduction to the Industrial and Corporate Change special issue on: “knowledge resources and the heterogeneity of entrants within and across industries” pp. 1-7

- Gino Cattani, Roberto Fontana and Franco Malerba
- Entrants heterogeneity, pre-entry knowledge, and the target industry context: a taxonomy and a framework pp. 8-39

- Gino Cattani, Roberto Fontana and Franco Malerba
- The technological regime and barriers to entry pp. 40-63

- Sung Hoon Lee
- An image of industry: exploring the effects of knowledge sources in the medical imaging industry pp. 64-89

- U David Park, Youngsir Rha, Sonali K Shah and Shinjinee Chattopadhyay
- Employee spinouts along the value chain pp. 90-105

- Pamela Adams, Aliasghar Bahoo-Torodi, Roberto Fontana and Franco Malerba
- The organizational and technological origins of the U.S. shale gas revolution, 1947 to 2012 pp. 106-125

- Rahul Kapoor and Johann Peter Murmann
- Pre-entry knowledge base complexity and post-entry growth: evidence from Italian firms pp. 126-151

- Marco Guerzoni, Massimiliano Nuccio and Federico Tamagni
- Testing the waters: founding team composition and search heuristics in academic entrepreneurial ventures pp. 152-171

- Jeffrey Savage and Arvids A Ziedonis
- New entrants, incumbents, and the search for knowledge: the role of job title ambiguity in the US information and communication technology industry, 2004–2014 pp. 172-193

- Diego Zunino, Bruno Cirillo, Filippo Carlo Wezel and Stefano Breschi
- Reconciling theories on why employees of small firms are more likely to become entrepreneurs pp. 194-215

- Benjamin King, Martin Ganco and Evan Starr Robert H. Smith
- Archetypes of product launch by insiders, outsiders, and visionaries pp. 216-237

- Shane Greenstein
- Diversification as an adaptive learning process: an empirical study of general-purpose and market-specific technological know-how in new market entry pp. 238-252

- Dominika Kinga and Gary Paul Pisano
- Exploration, exploitation, and mode of market entry: acquisition versus internal development by Amazon and Alphabet pp. 253-267

- Gwendolyn K Lee and Marvin B Lieberman Anderson
- Outside In: challenges for evolutionary studies on entry pp. 268-276

- Gianluca Capone
- Empirical issues concerning studies of firm entry pp. 277-296

- Alex Coad, Masatoshi Kato and Stjepan Srhoj
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