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Bustin’ Out: The Evolution of Novelty and Diversity in Recorded Music

Negro, Giacomo; Kovács, Balázs; Carroll, Glenn R. - In: The generation, recognition and legitimation of novelty, (pp. 51-87). 2022

Using a novel measure incorporating stylistic and acoustic data on recorded music from 1967 to 2017, we search for trends in the evolution of musical diversity in 125,340 albums. We find that temporal patterns of diversity differ for stylistic and acoustic data. We also find that the patterns...

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The evolution of intertia

Hannan, Michael T.; Pólos, László; Carroll, Glenn R. - In: Industrial and corporate change 13 (2004) 1, pp. 213-242

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Organizational evolution with fuzzy technological formats : tape drive producers in the world market, 1951 - 1998

Carroll, Glenn R.; Min, Feng; Le Mens, Gaël; … - In: Categories in markets : origins and evolution, (pp. 203-233). 2010

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Selection and variation in organizational evolution

Carroll, Glenn R.; Harrison, J. Richard; McKendrick, … - In: Industrial and corporate change 21 (2012) 1, pp. 217-243

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Organizational evolution with fuzzy technological boundaries : tape drive producers in the world market ; 1951 - 1998

Carroll, Glenn R.; Feng, Mi; Le Mens, Gaël; … - 2008

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Differentiation, Variation and Selection : Evolutionary Implications of Technical Change Among the Worldwide Population of Hard Disk Drive Makers, 1956-1998

Carroll, Glenn - 2006

This paper describes a dynamic analysis of technological advances among hard disk drive (HDD) manufacturers in the areal density of their products across the history of the industry. The study provides (additional) evidence supporting a view of technological racing with leap-frogging rather than...

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