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Thirty years of entrepreneurship research published in top journals : analysis of citations, co-citations and themes
Ferreira, Manuel Portugal; Reis, Nuno R.; Miranda, Rui - In: Journal of Global Entrepreneurship Research : JGER 5 (2015) 17, pp. 1-22
Entrepreneurship research has increased markedly over the past three decades. In this paper we conduct a large scale survey of the literature beyond a subjective perspective on what entrepreneurship research has comprised. We investigate what have been the intellectual structure and the...
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When the innovator fails to capture rents from innovation
Ferreira, Manuel Portugal; Serra, Fernando Ribeiro; … - Departamento de Gestão e Economia, Instituto … - 2013
innovation, the business and social ties connecting firms deepen the hazards associated to the appropriation of rents. …
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Impact of the types of clusters on the innovation output and the appropriation of rents from innovation
Ferreira, Manuel Portugal; Serra, Fernando Ribeiro; … - Departamento de Gestão e Economia, Instituto … - 2013
The ability to generate innovations and capture the rents from innovation are important for firms’ competitive … innovation output, the knowledge flows among the clustered firms and, ultimately, on who captures the rents from innovation. The … rents from innovation. Extant research has noted that the social and business networks binding firms in clusters are …
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Open and closed industry clusters: The social structure of innovation
Ferreira, Manuel Portugal; Serra, Fernando A. Ribeiro - Departamento de Gestão e Economia, Instituto … - 2008
In this paper we discuss knowledge and innovation in clusters and the benefits of clustering from a knowledge …
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Unionization and deprofessionalization: Which comes first?
Raelin, Joseph A. - In: Journal of Organizational Behavior 10 (1989) 2, pp. 101-115
This paper constitutes a review of the question whether unionization leads to deprofessionalization or whether deprofessionalization occurs first to be followed by union efforts to restore professional status to a profession under attack from social, political, and economic forces, including the...
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In Leadership, Look to the Practices Not to the Individual
Raelin, Joseph A. - In: Academia Letters (2020), pp. 1-6
This article introduces readers to a new approach to leadership that has come on the scene in recent years, and it is called “Leadership-as-Practice.” As an offshoot of the so-called “practice turn” in the social sciences, referring to the study of everyday activities, it challenges some...
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Leadership-as-Practice: Antecedent to Leaderful Purpose
Raelin, Joseph A. - In: Journal of Change Management 21 (2021) 4, pp. 385-390
The practice perspective of leadership de-emphasizes purpose and rather recognizes pre-reflective forms of intentionality carried out in embodied practices that may be subsequently guided by democratic, emancipatory, and reflexive processes. Although leadership-as-practice should be classified...
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A Model of Work-Based Learning
Raelin, Joseph A. - In: Organization Science 8 (1997) 6, pp. 563-578
A comprehensive model of work-based learning is illustrated combining explicit and tacit forms of knowing and theory and practice modes of learning at both individual and collective levels. The model is designed to bring together epistemic contributions which are typically studied in isolation....
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It's not about the leaders: It's about the practice of leadership
Raelin, Joseph A. - In: Organizational Dynamics 45 (2016) 2, pp. 124-131
This article explores the mythology of leadership as residing in particular individuals. It argues that given the complex requirements of 21st Century management, we can no longer allow the rest of the organization, other than its managers, to sit idly awaiting orders from detached bosses. It...
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Work-Based (Not Classroom) Learning as the Apt Preparation for the Practice of Management
Raelin, Joseph A. - In: Management Teaching Review 1 (2016) 1, pp. 43-51
The author contends in this article that work-based learning is the most advantageous method to prepare people to assume mutual responsibility for leadership and management. The reason is that leadership in the current knowledge era is less frequently produced from a single individual; rather,...
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