At its core, this volume tackles the contradictory views of the performance-enhancing effects of organizational flexibility and inertia head on, and in doing so, contributes to the development of theory and empirical evidence at the interface of strategic management and organizational ecology. In addition to the inertia–flexibility nexus, the volume explores a wide range of additional connections between these two perspectives across nine topical areas that both ecological and strategic management researchers have examined: (1) Entrepreneurship, (2) Top Management Teams, (3) Organizational Change, (4) Organizational Learning, (5) Technology Strategy, (6) Competitive Strategy, (7) Cooperative Strategy, (8) Scale and Scope, and (9) Industry E...
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235 p.Thesis (Ph.D.)--University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign, 1993.This study empirically invest...
At its core, this volume tackles the contradictory views of the performance-enhancing effects of org...
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This article presents a formal model of an organization that faces a process of strategic renewal. B...
In a multi-disciplinary discussion that includes major contribution from sociology, economics, envir...
235 p.Thesis (Ph.D.)--University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign, 1993.This study empirically invest...
At its core, this volume tackles the contradictory views of the performance-enhancing effects of org...
One area in which strategy and organizational ecology converge is organizational change. This essay ...
This article identifies a correspondence between the organizational ecology and strategic choice per...
Purpose: Despite the recent surge of interest in the concept of business ecosystem its nature remain...
International audienceAt present, industrial dynamics are becoming increasingly complex. In particul...
Increasingly, firms actively seek to understand their interdependence with nature, build innovative ...
International audienceThis paper investigates the link between business actors' perceptions of the c...
This paper offers an integrated theoretical model of the ecosystem embeddedness of organizations and...
In fast-changing industry landscapes, companies are often engaged in both adaptive (reactive) and in...
Organizational ecology is a fast growing domain in organization theory. During the past few years, ...
This study deals with the ability of management to successfully innovate their organizations by mean...
The goal of this essay is to bring the work of organizational ecologists on population dynamics to t...
This article presents a formal model of an organization that faces a process of strategic renewal. B...
In a multi-disciplinary discussion that includes major contribution from sociology, economics, envir...
235 p.Thesis (Ph.D.)--University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign, 1993.This study empirically invest...