JIBS Working Papers

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2012-3: Autonomy, networks and subsidiary performance: Jens Gammelgaard, Frank McDonald, Andreas Stephan, Heinz Tueselmann and Christoph Dörrenbächer
2012-2: Testing for Autocorrelation in High-dimensional Data: Rashid Mansoor and H. E. T. Holgersson
2012-1: Enterprising Families in a Hostile Environment for Entrepreneurship: Friederike Welter, David Smallbone, Anton Slonimski, Olga Linchevskaya, Anna Pobol and Marina Slonimska
2011-17: Realizing the value of Family Business Identity as Corporate Brand Element — A Research Model: Anna Blombäck
2011-16: Corporate responsibility practices in Swedish retail — identifying differences between independent stores and chain stores: Anna Blombäck and Caroline Wigren-Kristoferson
2011-15: Owners'strategizing in the family firm — Dialogue as an Influential practice: Ethel Brundin and Leif Melin
2011-14: Corporate value statements - a means for family-controlled firms to monitor the agent?: Anna Blombäck, Olof Brunninge and Anders Melander
2011-13: Bridging generations - A study of corporate value statements in family firms: Anna Blombäck, Olof Brunninge and Anders Melander
2011-12: Designing Innovation of Meanings – A Competitive Advantage: Jonas Magnusson and Johan Nilsson
2011-11: Towards an inclusion of founders and founding processes in organizational identity research: The case of Rheinische Post: Börje Boers and Olof Brunninge
2011-10: Constructing family firm identity over generations: The case of the Swedish pulp and paper firm MoDo 1872-1990: Olof Brunninge and Anders Melander
2011-9: The dynamics of path dependence on the organizational and the industry level: MoDo and the Swedish pulp and paper industry 1872-1990: Olof Brunninge and Anders Melander
2011-8: Supporting entrepreneurship in an urban neighbourhood context: A review of German experiences: Lutz Trettin, Uwe Neumann and Friederike Welter
2011-7: Main Bank Power, Switching Costs, and Firm Performance: Theory and Evidence from Ukraine: Andreas Stephan, Andriy Tsapin and Oleksandr Talavera
2011-6: Perceived Challenges of Growth in Micro Enterprises: Sara Ekberg and Jesper Hedell
2011-5: Mergers & Acquisitions and Innovation Performance in the Telecommunications Equipment Industry: Tseveen Gantumur and Andreas Stephan
2011-4: A Comparative Study of Ten Asymmetry Tests: Thomas Holgersson
2011-3: Earnings Management Behavior and Choice of Accounting Standards: Wolfgang Aussenegg, Petra Inwinkl, Ranko Jelic and Georg Schneider
2011-2: Can public service be owned? - A story of noble ideals, legal tensions, and the 140,300 SEK question of what public service really is and who has the right to use it as a brand: Edward Humphreys and Maria Norbäck
2011-1: Estimating Mean-Standard Deviation Ratios of Financial Data: Thomas Holgersson, Peter Karlsson and Rashid Mansoor
2010-15: The problem of trading patents in organized markets: A dynamic experimental microeconomic system model and informal price theory: Eskil Ullberg
2010-14: Coordinating Inventive and Innovative Decisions through Markets with Prices: A Experimental Study of Patent Markets with Transparent Prices: Eskil Ullberg
2010-13: From Personal to Impersonal Exchange in Ideas: An Experimental Study of Patent Markets with Transparent Prices: Eskil Ullberg
2010-12: Exploring logics in corporate brand identity formation – the case of family business: Anna Blombäck and Marcela Ramírez-Pasillas
2010-11: An Investigation and Development of Three Estimators of Inverse Covariance Matrices with Applications to the Mahalanobis Distance: Thomas Holgersson and Peter Karlsson
2010-10: The Novelist as Entrepreneur, the Novel as Entrepreneurship: Mattias Nordqvist, Björn Kjellander and Friederike Welter
2010-9: Three Different Measures of Sample Skewness and Kurtosis and their Effects on the Jarque-Bera Test for Normality: Panagiotis Mantalos
2010-8: ROBUST CRITICAL VALUES FOR THE JARQUE-BERA TEST FOR NORMALITY: Panagiotis Mantalos
2010-7: Exploring the infl uence of social embeddedness and micro accountability on regional corporate responsibility: Blombäck,, Anna, Caroline Wigren-Kristoferson and Emilia Florin-Samuelsson
2010-6: Locational and Internal Sources of Firm Competitive Advantage: Applying Porter’s Diamond Model at the Firm Level: Alexander Eickelpasch, Anna Lejpras and Andreas Stephan
2010-5: Is gender a good predictor of fi nancial risk taking? Evidence from national surveys of household fi nance: Oleg Badunenko, Barasinska,, Nataliya and Dorothea Schäfer
2010-4: Consistency of Diversification Patterns with Investors’ Risk Attitudes: Evidence from German Household Portfolios: Nataliya Barasinska, Dorothea Schäfer and Andreas Stephan
2010-3: Entrepreneurship, Windfall Gains and Financial Constraints: Evidence from Germany: Dorothea Schäfer, Oleksandr Talavera and Charlie Weir
2010-2: Corporate Debt Maturity Choice in Emerging Financial Markets: Andreas Stephan, Oleksandr Talavera and Andriy Tsapin
2010-1: STRATEGY FORMATION IN THE FAMILY BUSINESS: THE ROLE OF STORYTELLING: Ethel Brundin and Björn Kjellander