Mainstream approaches to analyzing innovation systems are based on statistical methods,
use standard sets of indicators, and are typically deployed to measure and classify …

This study examines the role of technological change in affecting the evolution of the links
across sectoral systems. Although the extant literature has investigated various aspects of …

The sectoral system framework has been adopted to study innovation and industrial
dynamics in a wide range of sectors. However, recent development of the so-called “fourth …

How emerging-market firms can catch up with forerunners from advanced economies is a
key issue in the economic and technology literature. Research has suggested that …

While the effects of proximity on the technological catch-up of emerging economy firms are
well documented, little is known about how the sub-dimensions of cross-national distance …

Why and how do incumbent firms (IFs) induce crises for latecomer firms? How do latecomer
firms (LCFs) manage the crises, and how does crisis management affect LCFs' catch-up? To …

The rapid advancement of Chinese complex products and systems (CoPSs) enterprises
marks their transition into a post-catch-up phase, challenging the conventional theories of …

Marvin Lieberman explored the relationship between firms' pre-entry resources and
capabilities and market entry, and how this relationship affected the success or failure of …

Although mobile brands from various countries have taken to the global market, some
brands are left to be GLOCALised (local to global). The nonGLOCALisation of these brands …

This short note reviews the evolutionary modeling literature focusing on the specific topic of
entry of new firms. A large variety of choices have been employed to model entry, often …