Cross-border mergers and acquisitions (M&As) have gained in popularity over the last
decade. However, research on this type of diversification strategy has not kept pace with this …

The traditional economics of innovation, inspired by Schumpeter and more recent advances
on his work, seem unable to explain why firms with similar external conditions may show …

Family firms are often portrayed as an important yet conservative form of organization that is
reluctant to invest in innovation; however, simultaneously, evidence has shown that family …

Different areas of focus in merger and acquisition (M&A) research have led to research
fragmentation in theories and variables used to predict different measures of acquisition …

This study examines how market demand affects green product innovation, and firm
performance in the context of Vietnamese motorcycle industry. The paper seeks to answer …

Despite considerable research, empirical findings on the relationship between corporate
entrepreneurship (CE)(ie, strategic renewal, innovation and corporate venturing) and …

Organizational ambidexterity, defined as an organization's ability to be aligned and efficient
in its management of today's business demands while simultaneously being adaptive to …

Theory suggests and results show that firm performance is initially positive but eventually
levels off and becomes negative as international diversification increases. Product …

Two distinct causal mechanisms—resource‐picking and capability‐building—have been
proposed in the strategic management literature about how firms create economic rents …

Maintaining robust cooperation in interfirm strategic alliances poses special problems. Such
relationships have received growing attention in recent research grounded in game theory …