Previous literature on innovation in developing countries has studied the relevance of public
policies and support organisations, which can compensate for the weaknesses of local …

Why do some cities adopt practices to resolve social and environmental problems more
rapidly and extensively than others? Although diffusion studies emphasize administrative …

Whilst China's growing economy is widely regarded as being responsible for severe
environmental degradation and a high reliance on energy from fossil fuels, China is …

Purpose This paper aims to better understand how codified knowledge that originates in
organizations contributes to the generation of idiosyncratic knowledge embedded at a more …

The aim of this paper is to explain how new technology ventures move, grow, and scale.
Such ventures internationalize much faster than depicted by the traditional Uppsala model …

Social capital is widely recognized as an important aspect of regional economies, and social
networks in particular have recently been the focus of research in economic sociology and …

Stanford University's world leadership as an entrepreneurial university induced a “paradox
of success,” inhibiting further development of its organizational infrastructure for …

External forces always shape the social construction of 'the local'. In this article we offer a
framework for understanding how external players and strategies reconfigure the social and …

Despite recent advances, neither organizational studies nor the scholarship on economic
resilience has systematically addressed how the ecologies of organizations that populate …

This PhD thesis uses the lens of dynamic capability theory to explore how network
intermediaries can support firms and entrepreneurs in their search for new opportunities, in …