The past decade has seen a dramatic increase in innovation coming from emerging economy (EE) firms. In response to this increasingly popular phenomenon, scholars are examining various mechanisms EE firms use to learn from different stakeholders when seeking to improve their innovation...

Most scholarly work on trust recognizes its importance as part of a non-market form of governance in exchanges between firms. However, trust is only one such governance device that can be used, other devices such as reputation, bargaining power, and contracts can also be used to govern...

A firm that manages for stakeholders allocates more resources to satisfy the needs and demands of its legitimate stakeholders than would be necessary to simply retain their willful participation in the firm's productive activities. We explain why this sort of behavior unlocks additional...