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To enhance understanding of expatriate adjustment, we examine the effect of the decision autonomy afforded to expatriate managers on their own adjustment as well as the moderating effect of global...
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This study advances research on entrepreneurial orientation and social capital by examining how the configuration of a founding team’s intra- and extraindustry network ties shapes the relationship...
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Acquisitions often occur in waves within industries. We extend the theoretical understanding of such waves by drawing upon research on early mover advantage and bandwagon effects to develop arguments...
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Drawing on the emotional labor and work recovery literatures, we examined the relationship between workday break activities and emotional experiences and the role these variables play in the...
View ArticleTHE EFFECTS OF SLACK RESOURCES AND ENVIRONMENTAL THREAT ON PRODUCT...
In a U.S. sample of nonprofit professional theaters, we examine how slack resources interact with environmental threat appraisal to influence product exploration and exploitation. We find systematic...
View ArticleTHE IMPLICATIONS OF DEBT HETEROGENEITY FOR R&D INVESTMENT AND FIRM PERFORMANCE
An assumption in prior research is that debt is homogeneous and provides inappropriate governance for R&D investments. We argue that debt is heterogeneous: although transactional debt does indeed...
View ArticleHOW DIFFERENT TEAM DOWNSIZING APPROACHES INFLUENCE TEAM-LEVEL ADAPTATION AND...
This study examined the relative effectiveness of three structural approaches to reducing team size. Seventy-one five-person teams engaged in a simulated interactive task in which the approach to...
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