Industrial and Corporate Change

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Volume 29, issue 6, 2020

Anatomy of the Italian occupational structure: concentrated power and distributed knowledge pp. 1345-1379

Armanda Cetrulo, Dario Guarascio and Maria Enrica Virgillito

Networks of export markets and export market diversification pp. 1381-1397

Qi Guo, Shengjun Zhu and Ron Boschma

User innovation and network effects: the case of video games pp. 1399-1414

Graziano Abrate and Anna Menozzi

When soft budget constraints promote innovation: Kornai meets Schumpeter in Japan pp. 1415-1430

Max Jerneck

Learning in foreign and domestic value chains: the role of opportunities and capabilities pp. 1431-1450

Rene Belderbos and Christoph Grimpe

Spinoffs or startups? The effects of spatial agglomeration pp. 1451-1470

Andrea Furlan and Giulio Cainelli

Misallocation of scientific credit: the role of hierarchy and preferences. An extension of Lissoni et al. (2013) pp. 1471-1482

Francesco Lissoni, Fabio Montobbio and Lorenzo Zirulia

Business group persistence and institutional maturity: the role of management practices pp. 1483-1503

Zhixiang Liang and Michael Carney

Public procurement for innovation: firm-level evidence from Italy and Norway pp. 1505-1520

Marialuisa Divella and Alessandro Sterlacchini

What determines the size of contract research from firms to universities? The role of geographical distance and regional co-location pp. 1521-1538

Andre Spithoven, Peter Teirlinck and Walter Ysebaert

Volume 29, issue 5, 2020

Innovation, governance, and capabilities: implications for competition policy pp. 1075-1099

David J Teece

A perspective on the evolution of evolutionary economics pp. 1101-1118

Richard Nelson

Service firm performance and foreign ownership pp. 1119-1143

Jieun Choi

Academic spill-ins or spill-outs? Examining knowledge spillovers of university patents pp. 1145-1165

Solon Moreira and Thiago J Soares

Local spillovers from high-growth businesses: do gazelles cannibalize or promote employment growth? pp. 1167-1192

Daniel Crown, Timothy Wojan and Anil Rupasingha

Green windows of opportunity: latecomer development in the age of transformation toward sustainability pp. 1193-1209

Rasmus Lema, Xiaolan Fu and Roberta Rabellotti

How many firms benefit from a window of opportunity? Knowledge spillovers, industry characteristics, and catching up in the Chinese biomass power plant industry pp. 1211-1232

Teis Hansen and Ulrich Elmer Hansen

From catching up to industrial leadership: towards an integrated market-technology perspective. An application of semantic patent-to-patent similarity in the wind and EV sector pp. 1233-1255

Daniel S Hain, Roman Jurowetzki, Primoz Konda and Lars Oehler

Catch-up dynamics in early industry lifecycle stages—a typology and comparative case studies in four clean-tech industries pp. 1257-1275

Christian Binz, Jorrit Gosens, Xiao-Shan Yap and Zhen Yu

Catching up through green windows of opportunity in an era of technological transformation: Empirical evidence from the Chinese wind energy sector pp. 1277-1295

Yixin Dai, Stine Haakonsson and Lars Oehler

Demand-led catch-up: a history-friendly model of latecomer development in the global green economy pp. 1297-1318

Fabio Landini, Rasmus Lema and Franco Malerba

China’s leadership in the hydropower sector: identifying green windows of opportunity for technological catch-up pp. 1319-1343

Yuan Zhou, Zhongzhen Miao and Frauke Urban

Volume 29, issue 4, 2020

Pulled or pushed? The spatial diffusion of wind energy between local demand and supply pp. 893-916

Marcel Bednarz and Tom Broekel

Taste for science, academic boundary spanning, and inventive performance of scientists and engineers in industry pp. 917-933

Sam Arts and Reinhilde Veugelers

Micro-econometric analysis of innovative start-ups: the role of firm-specific factors and industry context in innovation propensity pp. 935-957

Claudia Capozza, Sergio Salomone and Ernesto Somma

Local multipliers at work pp. 959-977

Augusto Cerqua and Guido Pellegrini

Barriers in profiting from external knowledge: the role of organizational design pp. 979-995

Bernadette A Baumstark

A close look at the contingencies of founders’ effect on venture performance pp. 997-1020

Luca Grilli, Paul Jensen, Samuele Murtinu and Haemin Dennis Park

Introduction: Chris Freeman’s “History, Co-Evolution and Economic Growth”: an affectionate reappraisal pp. 1021-1034

Giovanni Dosi and Alessandro Nuvolari

On “reasoned history” (History, co-evolution and economic growth) pp. 1035-1036

Richard Nelson

Chris Freeman forging the evolution of evolutionary economics pp. 1037-1046

Francisco Louçã

Toward a dynamic capability theory of economic growth pp. 1047-1065

David Sainsbury

Innovation–diffusion, the economy and contemporary challenges: a comment pp. 1067-1073

Jan Fagerberg and Bart Verspagen

Volume 29, issue 3, 2020

ICC announcement: annual special issue on macro economics and development pp. 577-580

Giovanni Dosi and Joseph Stiglitz

Entrepreneurship and the firm: a conversation on foundations and prospects pp. 581-598

Nicolai J Foss and Anna Grandori

A history of collaboration in US invention: changing patterns of co-invention, complexity and geography pp. 599-619

Frank van der Wouden

What’s good for the goose ain’t good for the gander: heterogeneous innovation capabilities and the performance effects of R&D pp. 621-644

Alex Coad, Nanditha Mathew and Emanuele Pugliese

Markets for data pp. 645-660

Pantelis Koutroumpis, Aija Leiponen and Llewellyn D W Thomas

The role of intangible human capital in innovation diversification: linking behavioral competencies with different types of innovation pp. 661-681

Sara Bonesso, Fabrizio Gerli, Claudio Pizzi and Richard Eleftherios Boyatzis

Distortions in firm selection during recessions: a comparison across European countries pp. 683-712

Fabio Landini

Strategic technology adoption and entry deterrence in broadband pp. 713-729

Tedi Skiti

Innovation and job creation in (high-growth) new firms pp. 731-756

Pietro Santoleri

Privatizations and efficiency. Evidences from the Italian iron and steel industry, 1979–2016 pp. 757-778

Carlo Brambilla and Fabio Lavista

The policy space for a novel industrial policy in Europe pp. 779-795

Mario Pianta, Matteo Lucchese and Leopoldo Nascia

The survival of business takeovers and new venture start-ups pp. 797-826

Guoqian Xi, Jörn Block, Frank Lasch, Frank Robert and Roy Thurik

The case of the missing royalty stacking in the world mobile wireless industry pp. 827-853

Alexander Galetovic and Kirti Gupta

Green technologies and firms’ market value: a micro-econometric analysis of European firms pp. 855-875

Alessandra Colombelli, Claudia Ghisetti and Francesco Quatraro

Competition, selection, and productivity growth in the Chilean manufacturing industry pp. 877-892

Roberto Alvarez and Aldo Gonzalez

Volume 29, issue 2, 2020

Technological leadership (de)concentration: causes in information and communication technology equipment pp. 241-263

Yasin Ozcan and Shane Greenstein

Automation and productivity—a cross-country, cross-industry comparison pp. 265-287

Lene Kromann, Nikolaj Malchow-Møller, Jan Rose Skaksen and Anders Sørensen

Patents and corporate credit risk pp. 289-308

Carl Benedikt Frey, Peter Neuhäusler and Knut Blind

Long-term firm growth: an empirical analysis of US manufacturers 1959–2015 pp. 309-332

Giovanni Dosi, Marco Grazzi, Daniele Moschella, Gary Pisano and Federico Tamagni

Experience maketh the mind? Top management teams’ experiential background and cognitive search for adaptive solutions pp. 333-350

Jatinder S Sidhu, Mariano L M Heyden, Henk W Volberda and Frans Van Den Bosch

Design centrality, design investments and innovation performance: an empirical analysis of European firms pp. 351-374

Sandro Montresor and Antonio Vezzani

Laggards imitate, leaders innovate: the heterogeneous productivity effect of imitation versus innovation pp. 375-394

Ching T Liao

Innovations in emerging markets: the case of mobile money pp. 395-421

Adeline Pelletier, Susanna Khavul and Saul Estrin

New imported inputs, wages and worker mobility pp. 423-457

Italo Colantone, Alessia Matano and Paolo Naticchioni

Stir it up: how master-apprentice relationships affect the similarity of product offerings in high-end restaurants pp. 459-483

Fabrizio Castellucci and Barbara Slavich

Cold numbers: Superconducting supercomputers and presumptive anomaly pp. 485-505

Nicola De Liso, Giovanni Filatrella, Dimitri Gagliardi and Claudia Napoli

Absorptive capacity in a two-sector neo-Schumpeterian model: a new role for innovation policy pp. 507-531

Isabel Almudi, Francisco Fatas-Villafranca, Carlos M Fernández-Márquez, Jason Potts and Francisco J Vazquez

Product market competition and employer provided training in Germany pp. 533-556

John Heywood, Uwe Jirjahn and Annika Pfister

Relatedness economies, absorptive capacity, and economic catch-up: firm-level evidence from China pp. 557-575

Anthony Howell

Volume 29, issue 1, 2020

The search environment is not (always) benign: reassessing the risks of organizational search pp. 1-23

Samuel C MacAulay, John Steen and Tim Kastelle

The effect of entrepreneurial origin on firms’ performance: the case of Portuguese academic spinoffs pp. 25-42

Natália Barbosa and Ana Faria

Lenders’ selection capabilities, patent quality, and the outcome of patent-backed loans pp. 43-60

Federico Caviggioli, Giuseppe Scellato and Elisa Ughetto

Explaining and predicting the impact of authors within a community: an assessment of the bibliometric literature and application of machine learning pp. 61-80

Sen Chai, Alexander D’Amour and Lee Fleming

March-ing toward organizational economics pp. 89-94

Robert Gibbons

Organizational politics and complexity: Coase vs. Arrow, March, and Simon pp. 95-104

Luigi Marengo

Division of roles and endogenous specialization pp. 105-124

Michael Christensen and Thorbjørn Knudsen

Relining the garbage can of organizational decision-making: modeling the arrival of problems and solutions as queues pp. 125-142

Peter W Glynn, Henrich R Greve and Hayagreeva Rao

Organizational perspectives on the maneuver warfare movement in the United States Marine Corps: insights from the work of James G. March pp. 143-162

Mie Augier and Sean F X Barrett

Organizations, ambiguity, and conflict: introduction to the special issue in honor of James G. March pp. 143-149

Daniel A Levinthal and Luigi Marengo

Foolishness without consequence? From physical to virtual modeling in the history of military aircraft development at Saab pp. 163-181

Marie Bengtsson, Cecilia Enberg and Fredrik Tell

Revisiting the competency trap pp. 183-205

Jerker Denrell and Gaël Le Mens

Exploring exploration: the role of affective states as forces that hinder change pp. 207-223

Stefano Brusoni, Daniella Laureiro-Martínez, Nicola Canessa and Maurizio Zollo

March and the pursuit of organizational intelligence: the interplay between procedural rationality and sensible foolishness pp. 225-239

William Ocasio, Luke Rhee and Dylan Boynton