The rapid economic growth that India enjoyed following the start of its economic reforms in
1991 has led to a growing scholarly interest in Indian organizations and management …

In this paper, we use the term jugaad to describe the frugal, flexible, and inclusive approach
to innovation and entrepreneurship emerging from India. We articulate why this method is …

Business model innovation takes shape through a process of experimentation. This study
holds that exploratory orientation is a key initiating factor of the experimentation process …

A number of factors are held up as causes of the economic takeoff of the early 1800s in
northwest Europe and North America and later Asia, though certain popularly believed …

Approximately 1.7 billion people in Asia live in poverty today. To date, efforts to address
poverty in Asia have largely focused on subsistence entrepreneurship rather than on …

Family firms and business groups play an important role in many emerging economies. In
this paper we study how different aspects of family involvement influence technological …

Abstract Abstract and Key Results This study surveys recent work, published in four
International Business journals, that has focused on the non-manufacturing sector which …

Despite decades of effort, abject poverty remains a serious problem in many countries
around the world. The effects of five approaches to poverty alleviation—foreign aid …

High-technology small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) are compelled to innovate to
differentiate themselves from their competitors but at the same time be efficient, as they do …

A number of developing countries have enacted pro-market reforms to transform their
economies from socialist to market economies. These reforms bring sweeping changes in …