This paper describes an empirical study that examines the relationship between the type of
external environment in which a firm operates and the repertoire of strategic responses the …

The authors investigate whether a manager's home culture significantly influences his or her
international marketing decisions. They also examine whether the impact of home culture …

Key decisions in crises are often made by a small, tightly knit group of individuals. This
group, facing the need for quick and short realigments of problem-solving procedures and …

This paper examines empirically the determinants that led large Japanese manufacturers to
(1) incorporate environmental goals in their decisions, (2) obtain environmental certification (…

The study articulates a two-dimensional typology of dynamic capabilities, grouping them by
the life-cycle stage and the timing of expected returns. Using a cross-industry sample of …

This study compares the economic performance of foreign-owned and Canadian-owned
establishments. Our results show that foreign affiliates have significantly higher value-added …

This study examines how Chinese firms began responding to worsening environmental
concerns in the late 1990s. Combining predictions from control theory, escalation of commitment…

This study examines unfolding organizational learning processes at MacMillan Bloedel, a
company which, after years of resisting stakeholder pressures for change, disengaged from …

This paper examines the effects of mood on the behavior of traders or decision makers in
financial markets. Based on a review of the psychological theories and empirical findings …

Increasingly, countries around the world are adopting policies that emphasize the
importance of partnerships for disaster resilience. The overarching questions that this paper …