Network positions and firms' exploration behavior

A. Makarevich

Network positions and firms' exploration behavior

A. Makarevich

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The paper elaborates on how organizations' knowledge base and network embeddedness affect their propensity to engage in exploration. It used US venture capital industry as an empirical setting and makes a contribution to the line of research on networks, innovation, and the role of knowledge resources in organizational behavior.

Idioma original	Inglés
Estado	Publicada - 3 sept 2014
Evento	Conference: Hitotsubashi University Institute for Innovation Reseach (IIR), Tokyo 2014 - Duración: 3 sept 2014 → 3 sept 2014

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Conferencia	Conference: Hitotsubashi University Institute for Innovation Reseach (IIR), Tokyo 2014
Período	3/09/14 → 3/09/14

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Network positions and firms' exploration behavior

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