Industrial and Corporate Change

1995 - 2025

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Volume 32, issue 6, 2023

From organizational capabilities to corporate performances: at the roots of productivity slowdown pp. 1217-1244

Stefano Costa, Stefano De Santis, Giovanni Dosi, Roberto Monducci, Angelica Sbardella and Maria Enrica

Mind the time: failure response time, variations in the reasons for failures, and learning from failure pp. 1245-1266

Arusyak Zakaryan, Daniel Tzabbar and Bruno Cirillo

Peer Effects in Productivity and Differential Growth: A Global Value-Chain Perspective pp. 1267-1285

Philipp Mundt, Ivan Savin, Uwe Cantner, Hiroyasu Inoue and Simone Vannuccini

Predicting the value of Chinese patents using patent characteristics: evidence based on a Chinese patent auction pp. 1286-1304

Zhifeng Yin and Zhen Sun

Organizational routines: between change and stability—Introduction to the special section pp. 1305-1318

Rouslan Koumakhov and Luigi Marengo

How stable routines can empower varied behaviors: defining routines as organizational capacities pp. 1319-1332

Geoffrey Hodgson

Routine regulation as a source for managing conflict within alliances: an integrative framework pp. 1333-1351

Bryan Spencer, Carlo Salvato and Claus Rerup

Internal versus external knowledge sourcing of organizational rules: an exploratory study of CPGs in a healthcare organization pp. 1352-1371

Kejia Zhu and Martin Schulz

Disruptive evolution: harnessing functional excess, experimentation, and science as tool pp. 1372-1392

Teppo Felin and Stuart Kauffman

Crowdsourcing routines: the behavioral and motivational underpinnings of expert participation pp. 1393-1409

Mehdi Bagherzadeh, Andrei Gurca and Rezvan Velayati

Volume 32, issue 5, 2023

Is the “sailing-ship effect” misnamed? A statistical inquiry of the case sail vs steam in maritime transportation pp. 975-999

Nicola De Liso, Serena Arima and Giovanni Filatrella

Organizational team formation: projects, structures, and transactive memory pp. 1000-1022

Seungho Choi and Kent Miller

Innovation on technological “islands”: domain contrast, boundary spanning, knowledge depth and breadth pp. 1023-1045

Sverre Ubisch and Pengfei Wang

Off the mark? What we (should) know about the bright and dark sides of corporate trademark practices pp. 1046-1062

Carolina Castaldi

Global knowledge flows: characteristics, determinants, and impacts pp. 1063-1076

Uwe Cantner, Martin Kalthaus, Matthias Menter and Pierre Mohnen

The role of local colleagues in establishing international scientific collaboration: Social capital in emerging science systems pp. 1077-1108

Moritz Müller, Robin Cowan and Helena Barnard

What drives network evolution? Comparing R&D project and patent networks in the EU pp. 1109-1134

İbrahim Semih, Umut Yılmaz, Erkan Erdil and Müge Özman

In search of markets and technology: the role of cross-border knowledge for domestic productivity pp. 1135-1162

Spyros Arvanitis, Florian Seliger and Martin Woerter

Revisiting international knowledge spillovers: the role of GVCs pp. 1163-1191

Michele Delera and Neil Foster-Mc

Learn to be green: FDI spillover effects on eco-innovation in China pp. 1192-1216

Lichao Wu, Lili Wang and Lan Lin

Volume 32, issue 4, 2023

Understanding work in the online platform economy: the narrow, the broad, and the systemic perspectives pp. 795-814

Angela Garcia Calvo, Martin Kenney and John Zysman

Green innovation strategies and firms’ internationalization pp. 815-830

Ester Martínez-Ros and Fernando Merino

Institutions, Holdup, and Automation pp. 831-847

Giorgio Presidente

Joining and exiting the value chain of foreign multinationals and performance of their local suppliers: evidence from interfirm transaction data pp. 848-875

Jaan Masso and Priit Vahter

A firm’s creation of proprietary knowledge linked to the knowledge spilled over from its research publications: the case of artificial intelligence pp. 876-900

Su Jung Jee and So Young Sohn

Are ideas getting cheaper? The European evidence pp. 901-929

Cristiano Antonelli and Fabrizio Fusillo

Technology, job characteristics, and retirement of aged workers: evidence from automation and IT adoption of firms in Korea pp. 930-955

Jongwoo Chung and Chulhee Lee

Industrial policy, local firm growth paths, and capability building in low-income countries: lessons from Ethiopia’s floriculture export sector pp. 956-974

Ayelech T Melese and Lindsay Whitfield

Volume 32, issue 3, 2023

A “poor man’s carriage”: system building and social interactivity in UK urban tramway development, 1860–1890 pp. 605-621

Anne-Marie Coles, Ian Clarke and Athena Piterou

Which actors drove national patterns of technological specialization into the science-based age? The British experience, 1918–1932 pp. 622-646

John Cantwell and Anna Spadavecchia

The temporal value of local scientific expertise pp. 647-672

Maryann P Feldman, Ludovic Dibaggio and Tan Tran

How patent rights affect university science pp. 673-699

Laurent Bergé, Thorsten Doherr and Katrin Hussinger

Board social ties, institutional change asynchronicity, and performance pp. 700-732

Victor Zitian Chen, Bersant Hobdari and Chen Shen

Social progress and corporate culture pp. 733-754

Gary B Gorton and Alexander K Zentefis

Regional static diversification and relatedness between industries pp. 755-773

Christian Richter Østergaard and Jacob Rubæk Holm

Downstream foreign MNEs and local suppliers’ innovation in a dynamic environment: the moderating effect of network diversity pp. 774-794

Yoo Jung Ha

Volume 32, issue 2, 2023

Climate change and growth pp. 277-303

Nicholas Stern and Joseph Stiglitz

Just decarbonization? Environmental inequality, air quality, and the clean energy transition pp. 304-316

Bridget Diana, Michael Ash and James K Boyce

Debt-GDP cycles in historical perspective: the case of the USA (1889–2014) pp. 317-335

Engelbert Stockhammer and Giorgos Gouzoulis

The causes of and responses to today’s inflation pp. 336-385

Joseph Stiglitz and Ira Regmi

Heterogeneous effects and spillovers of macroprudential policy in an agent-based model of the UK housing market pp. 386-432

Adrian Carro, Marc Hinterschweiger, Arzu Uluc and J. Farmer

Structural change, productive development, and capital flows: does financial “bonanza” cause premature deindustrialization? pp. 433-473

Alberto Botta, Giuliano Toshiro Yajima and Gabriel Porcile

How Does Financial Development Affect the Growth–Inequality Nexus? Evidence from a PCHVAR Analysis pp. 474-501

Christian R Proaño, Juan Carlos Peña and Sven Schnellbacher

Sovereign debt default and inequality pp. 502-521

Ablam Estel Apeti

Competitiveness and dynamic cumulative causation in an export-led growing economy pp. 522-550

Marwil Dávila-Fernández and Jose Luis Oreiro

Flexible exchange rates in emerging markets: shock absorbers or drivers of endogenous cycles? pp. 551-572

Karsten Kohler and Engelbert Stockhammer

Schumpeter’s insights for monetary macroeconomics and the theory of financial crises pp. 573-603

Peter Bofinger, Lisa Geißendörfer, Thomas Haas and Fabian Mayer

Volume 32, issue 1, 2023

The power of modularity today: 20 years of “Design Rules” pp. 1-10

Stefano Brusoni, Joachim Henkel, Michael G Jacobides, Samina Karim, Alan Mac, Phanish Puranam and Melissa Schilling

Design rules: past and future pp. 11-27

Carliss Y

How design rules emerge and evolve: a coevolutionary architectural perspective on firm and industry organization pp. 28-46

Ron Sanchez, Peter Galvin and Norbert Bach

Is modularity robust to misfits? A formal test pp. 47-60

Christina Fang and Ji-hyun Jason Kim

Mirroring in production? Early evidence from the scale-up of Battery Electric Vehicles (BEVs) pp. 61-111

Marc Alochet, John Paul Mac and Christophe Midler

Platform competition and complementor responses: insights from combining design rules with the comparative adjustment, transaction, and opportunity cost framework pp. 112-128

Nicholas Argyres, Jackson Nickerson and Hakan Ozalp

Exploring the structure of internal combustion engine and battery electric vehicles: implications for the architecture of the automotive industry pp. 129-154

Johann Peter and Benedikt Alexander

On the strategic use of product modularity for market entry pp. 155-180

Jose Pablo, Roberto Fontana and Stefano Brusoni

Modular organization and informal structure: Modularity, performance, and the alignment of organizational networks pp. 187-201

Robin Cowan and Nicolas Jonard

Learning to search collaboratively: how dyads overcome complexity and misaligned incentives in imperfect modular decompositions pp. 208-233

Stephan Billinger, Stefano Benincasa, Oliver Baumann, Tobias Kretschmer and Terry R Schumacher

The microstructure of modularity in design: a design motif view pp. 234-261

Sabine Brunswicker and Satyam Mukherjee

Modularity, identity, and the constitutional diagonal pp. 262-276

Richard Langlois