We analyze the effects of founding conditions on the survival of new firms. Based on
arguments from several theoretical perspectives, namely economics, organizational …

Despite the utility of examining competitiveness across different contexts, current
competitiveness scales lack the ability to unify trait competitiveness into one comprehensive …

The dominant narrative of the Internet has been one of unconstrained growth, abundance,
and plenitude. It is in this context that new forms of organizing, such as online groups, have …

In this article, we apply the concept of optimal distinctiveness to test whether category
spanning has a nonlinear effect on new ventures' risk to fail. We argue that by being …

We examine how organizational ecology and the strategic choice perspective can be
combined to provide more contextualized insights into how multinational corporations …

Most studies in organization theory are retrospective and rely on historical data. Because
more data are available about widely diffused practices or about large populations, studies …

This paper investigates how the pattern of encounters between a firm's competitors affects
the firm's inclination to follow its competitors into a new market. We theorize that direct …

This study contributes to the subsidiary control literature by empirically demonstrating the
importance of FDI legitimacy in determining subsidiary ownership and expatriate staffing …

This article tests the density dependence theory on the population of Danish patient groups
from 1901 to 2011. The theory states that the formation of interest groups can be explained …

Abstract In diesem Open-Access-Buch beleuchtet Florian Fuchs den historischen Diskurs
um eine Integration ethischer Fragestellungen in die betriebswirtschaftliche Forschung. Vor …