In this paper, we address the question of 'Why do firms publish scientific papers?'. Research
examining the competitive advantages that firms accrue from investment in R&D has …

abstract Based on a sample of 102 US organizations, this study examines the impact of
knowledge characteristics, recipient learning intent, source attractiveness, and relationship …

This paper aims to investigate the similarities between the development of the “innovation
process” at the national level and the evolution of a “natural biome,” and subsequently …

Purpose–Researchers have long been interested in the process of how networking firms
share knowledge, what mechanisms firms use to govern knowledge sharing, and what the …

We use patent citation data to examine knowledge flows between foreign multinational
companies (MNCs) and host country organisations in 30 countries. We find not just …

The multinational corporation (MNC) has been increasingly used as a context for conceptual
and empirical work. Based on a review of several leading management journals, we identify …

In the era of innovation globalization, realizing technology catch-up poses a challenge to
late-coming countries. This paper integrates the conceptual framework of the global …

This study examines how technological characteristics influence the impacts of policy on
innovation with respect to wind turbine and solar photovoltaic (PV) manufacturing industries …

This article investigates the post‐entry implications of pre‐entry technological choices made
during the uncertain period before a dominant design. Building on work on technological …

Purpose–The purpose of this conceptual paper is to provide a typology of governance
structures (three were identified) that offers an integrated approach to understanding …