In this research we investigated the direct contributions of social capital via network involvement to the strategic complexity of firms. Specifically, we looked at three network types - trade associations, external personal networks, and internal personal networks - to assess their individual...

A statement by a group of economists and scientists which met at Stanford University on October 18, 2008 to discuss the role of research and development in developing effective policies for addressing the adverse potential consequences of climate change.

Deregulation interrupts industry evolution, leading to failure or absorption of many once-proud, dominating firms. Privatization also radically changes the evolution of an organization, as it moves from a protected, state-aligned institution to life subjected to the harsh forces of private...

The selection of local partners in developing countries is an important issue for telecommunications firms from developed countries. Managers in these companies know that selection of the right local partner is critical to placing a winning bid for emerging tele communications projects. Yet,...