Research on how new ventures (NV s) achieve legitimacy is fragmented and rests on taken‐
for‐granted assumptions that require problematization. Following a systematic literature …

Success and failure of nonprofit organizations (NPOs) have been prominent themes in the
nonprofit community for more than 30 years. However, since there is no common …

We analyze how incumbents in technology‐driven industries are influenced by founders'
reputation and status when considering strategic alliances with newly emerging firms. We …

Leadership targeting has become a key feature of counterterrorism policy. Both academics
and policymakers have argued that the removal of leaders is an effective strategy in …

This up-to-date, research-oriented textbook focuses on the relationship between
compensation systems and firm overall performance. In contrast to more traditional …

This study examines the role of mediating mechanisms impacting the relationship between
managers' political ties and firm performance, with a focus on institutional transitions in …

This study compares the performance of new businesses owned by recent immigrants with
that of other new firms. It addresses an on-going unresolved discussion in the academic and …

This study demonstrates that new entrants exhibit higher productivity but also higher exit
hazard than incumbents in post‐liberalization C hina. We argue this seemingly paradoxical …

To examine the transition from a planned to a market economy in China, this study uses
census data from China's National Bureau of Statistics from 1998–2006 to investigate multi …

Entrepreneurship is a perilous endeavor. Contextual changes, such as nascent technology
emergence or new industry creation, can spawn entrepreneurial opportunities; however …