Industrial and Corporate Change

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Volume 19, issue 6, 2010

Exploring the processes of firm growth: evidence from a vector auto-regression pp. 1677-1703

Alex Coad

Outward knowledge transfer: the impact of project-based organization on performance pp. 1705-1739

Ulrich Lichtenthaler

Corporate decision-making in R&D outsourcing and the impact on internal R&D employment intensity pp. 1741-1768

Peter Teirlinck, Michel Dumont and Andre Spithoven

The institutional determinants of agglomeration: a study in the global semiconductor industry pp. 1769-1800

Xavier Martin, Robert M. Salomon and Zheying Wu

The firm as an epistemic community: the knowledge-based view revisited pp. 1801-1828

Lars Håkanson

Technological regimes, Schumpeterian patterns of innovation and firm-level productivity growth pp. 1829-1865

Fulvio Castellacci and Jinghai Zheng

Introduction: Interfirm heterogeneity--nature, sources and consequences for industrial dynamics pp. 1867-1890

Giovanni Dosi, Sebastien Lechevalier and Angelo Secchi

Searching for the sources of productivity from macro to micro and back pp. 1891-1917

Eric Bartelsman

The evolution of inequality in productivity and wages: panel data evidence pp. 1919-1951

Giulia Faggio, Kjell G Salvanes and John van Reenen

Corporate performances and market selection: some comparative evidence pp. 1953-1996

Giulio Bottazzi, Giovanni Dosi, Nadia Jacoby, Angelo Secchi and Federico Tamagni

Why some firms persistently out-perform others: investigating the interactions between innovation and exporting strategies pp. 1997-2039

Keiko Ito and Sebastien Lechevalier

Causes for changing performance of the business groups in a transition economy: market-level versus firm-level factors in China -super-‡ pp. 2041-2072

Bong-Kyo Seo, Keun Lee and Xiaozu Wang

Catching up with the technological frontier:Micro-level evidence on growth and convergence pp. 2073-2096

Leonardo Iacovone and Gustavo Crespi

Inside the perpetual-motion machine: cross-country comparable evidence on job and worker flows at the industry and firm level -super-† pp. 2097-2134

Andrea Bassanini

Volume 19, issue 5, 2010

The crisis, conventional economic wisdom, and public policy -super-1 pp. 1317-1329

Adair Turner

Organizational designs and innovation streams pp. 1331-1366

Michael Tushman, Wendy K. Smith, Robert Chapman Wood, George Westerman and Charles O'Reilly

The unbundling of corporate functions: the evolution of shared services and outsourcing in human resource management pp. 1367-1396

Howard Gospel and Mari Sako

Categorical contrast and audience appeal: niche width and critical success in winemaking pp. 1397-1425

Giacomo Negro, Michael T. Hannan and Hayagreeva Rao

How significant is intersectoral outsourcing of employment in South Africa? pp. 1427-1457

Fiona Tregenna

Structure, learning, and the speed of innovating: a two-phase model of collective innovation using agent based modeling pp. 1459-1492

Xing Zhong and Salih Zeki Ozdemir

Vanishing hands? On the link between product and organization architecture pp. 1493-1514

Kerstin Press and Markus M. Geipel

Demand, innovation and industrial dynamics: an introduction pp. 1515-1520

Steven Klepper and Franco Malerba

The emergence of the Internet: collective invention and wild ducks pp. 1521-1562

Shane Greenstein

Submarket dynamics and innovation: the case of the US tire industry pp. 1563-1587

Guido Buenstorf and Steven Klepper

Reallocating innovative resources around growth bottlenecks pp. 1589-1627

Timothy Bresnahan and Pai-Ling Yin

Demand as a source of entry and the survival of new semiconductor firms pp. 1629-1654

Roberto Fontana and Franco Malerba

Old technology responses to new technology threats: demand heterogeneity and technology retreats pp. 1655-1675

Ron Adner and Daniel Snow

Volume 19, issue 4, 2010

On young highly innovative companies: why they matter and how (not) to policy support them pp. 969-1007

Cédric Schneider and Reinhilde Veugelers

Outsourcing, complementary innovations, and growth pp. 1009-1035

Alireza Naghavi and Gianmarco Ottaviano

Sectoral systems of innovation and productivity catch-up: determinants of the productivity gap between Korean and Japanese firms pp. 1037-1069

Moosup Jung and Keun Lee

Are there non-linearities between SME growth and its determinants? A quantile approach pp. 1071-1108

Zelia Serrasqueiro, Paulo Maçãs Nunes, João Leitão and Manuel Armada

Entrepreneurial exit in real and imagined markets pp. 1109-1139

Erik Stam, Roy Thurik and Peter van der Zwan

Organizational learning and systems of labor market regulation in Europe pp. 1141-1173

Jacob Holm, Edward Lorenz, Bengt-Åke Lundvall and Antoine Valeyre

Introduction: On the nature and scope of dynamic capabilities pp. 1175-1186

Valery S. Katkalo, Christos Pitelis and David Teece

Dynamic capabilities deconstructed -super-‡: a bibliographic investigation into the origins, development, and future directions of the research domain pp. 1187-1204

Giada Di Stefano, Margaret Peteraf and Gianmario Verona

Dynamic capabilities as context: the role of decision, system and structure pp. 1205-1223

Neil M. Kay

The institutional origins of dynamic capabilities in multinational enterprises -super-† pp. 1225-1246

John H. Dunning and Sarianna M. Lundan

Cross-border market co-creation, dynamic capabilities and the entrepreneurial theory of the multinational enterprise pp. 1247-1270

Christos Pitelis and David Teece

Dynamic capabilities, deliberate learning and environmental dynamism: a simulation model pp. 1271-1299

A. Georges L. Romme, Maurizio Zollo and Peter Berends

Capabilities and strategy: problems and prospects pp. 1301-1316

Brian Loasby

Volume 19, issue 3, 2010

Frequent incremental change, organizational size, and mortality in high-technology competition pp. 613-639

David G. McKendrick and James B. Wade

Broadband adoption and firm productivity: evaluating the benefits of general purpose technology pp. 641-674

S. K. Majumdar, O. Carare and H. Chang

Economic and psychological perspectives on CEO compensation: a review and synthesis pp. 675-712

Charles A. O'Reilly and Brian G. M. Main

Do organizations have to change to learn? Examining the effects of technological change and learning from failures in the natural gas distribution industry pp. 713-739

Vinit Desai

Star power: colleague quality and turnover pp. 741-765

Boris Groysberg and Linda-Eling Lee

Introduction: Trading under the Buttonwood--a foreword to the markets for technology and ideas pp. 767-773

Andrea Fosfuri and Marco Giarratana

Ideas for rent: an overview of markets for technology pp. 775-803

Ashish Arora and Alfonso Gambardella

Is there a market for ideas? pp. 805-837

Joshua Gans and Scott Stern

Productivity and the role of complementary assets in firms' demand for technology innovations pp. 839-869

Marco Ceccagnoli, Stuart Graham, Matthew Higgins and Jeongsik Lee

Technological exploration through licensing: new insights from the licensee's point of view pp. 871-897

Keld Laursen, Maria Isabella Leone and Salvatore Torrisi

Patent thickets, licensing and innovative performance pp. 899-925

Iain Cockburn, Megan MacGarvie and Elisabeth Müller

An empirical analysis of pricing in patent licensing contracts pp. 927-945

Mariko Sakakibara

Collateral damage for R&D manufacturers: how patent sharks operate in markets for technology pp. 947-967

Markus Reitzig, Joachim Henkel and Ferdinand Schneider

Volume 19, issue 2, 2010

Introduction: Management Innovation--Essays in the Spirit of Alfred D. Chandler, Jr pp. 295-296

William Lazonick and David Teece

Alfred Chandler and "capabilities" theories of strategy and management pp. 297-316

David Teece

The Chandlerian corporation and the theory of innovative enterprise pp. 317-349

William Lazonick

A discussion with Richard Nelson on the contributions of Alfred Chandler pp. 351-361

Richard Nelson and David Teece

A conversation with Sidney Winter on the contributions of Alfred Chandler pp. 363-376

Sidney Winter and David Teece

The role of professionals in the Chandler paradigm pp. 377-398

Louis Galambos

Management innovation in supply chain: appreciating Chandler in the twenty-first century pp. 399-429

Susan Helper and Mari Sako

The decision to make or buy a critical technology: semiconductors at Ericsson, 1980--2010 pp. 431-464

Henrik Glimstedt, Donald Bratt and Magnus P. Karlsson

The evolution of science-based business: innovating how we innovate pp. 465-482

Gary P. Pisano

Alfred Chandler and knowledge management within the firm pp. 483-507

David C. Mowery

The rise and decline of managerial development pp. 509-548

Peter Cappelli

Finance capital in Chandlerian capitalism pp. 549-589

Mary A. O'Sullivan

The hand of corporate management in capital allocations: patterns of investment in multi- and single-business firms pp. 591-612

David Bardolet, Dan Lovallo and Richard Rumelt

Volume 19, issue 1, 2010

How and when should companies retain their human capital? Contracts, incentives and human resource implications pp. 1-24

Alfonso Gambardella, Marco Giarratana and Claudio Panico

Competition among entrepreneurs pp. 25-50

Daniel Spulber

Firm growth and type of debt: the paradox of discretion pp. 51-80

Jonathan O'Brien and Parthiban David

Who profits from innovation in global value chains? A study of the iPod and notebook PCs pp. 81-116

Jason Dedrick, Kenneth L. Kraemer and Greg Linden

Product market regulation, innovation, and distance to frontier pp. 117-159

Bruno Amable, Lilas Demmou and Ivan Ledezma

The environmental responsibility of business is to increase its profits (by creating value within the bounds of private property rights) pp. 161-204

Pierre Desrochers

Cluster life cycles--dimensions and rationales of cluster evolution pp. 205-238

Max-Peter Menzel and Dirk Fornahl

Cartoon planet: worlds of production and global production networks in the animation industry pp. 239-271

Hyejin Yoon and Edward J. Malecki

The role of investment efficiency in the industry life cycle pp. 273-294

Mika Kato