Industrial and Corporate Change

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  • A theory of the US innovation ecosystem:Evolution and the social value of diversity.  28:289-307. 2019
  • Public support for technical advance: The role of firm size.  24:791-802. 2015
  • The legacy of Steven Klepper: Industry evolution, entrepreneurship, and geography.  24:739-753. 2015
  • Ideas for rent: An overview of markets for technology.  19:775-803. 2010
  • Is the division of labor limited by the extent of the market?: Evidence from the chemical industry.  18:785-806. 2009
  • Response to comments in special notes and comments section, ICC 14:6 (2006).  15:214-219. 2006
  • Transfer learning in ongoing and newly acquired components of multiunit chains: US nursing homes, 1991-1997.  15:41-75. 2006
  • Using acquisitions to access multinational diversity: Thinking beyond the domestic versus cross-border M&A comparison.  14:191-224. 2005
  • Specialized supply firms, property rights and firm boundaries.  13:451-475. 2004
  • Is the tendency to variation a chief cause of progress?.  10:587-608. 2001
  • Markets for technology and their implications for corporate strategy.  10:419-452. 2001
  • Bilateral resource redeployment and capabilities improvement following horizontal acquisitions.  7:453-483. 1998
  • Growth incentives to invest in a network externality environment.  7:731-744. 1998
  • The role of acquisitions in reshaping business capabilities in the international telecommunications industry.  7:715-730. 1998
  • The underemphasized role of established firms as the sources of major innovations.  5:1181-1203. 1996
  • Regulatory pricing rules to neutralize network dominance.  5:1013-1028. 1996
  • Introduction: Special issue on telecommunications policy and strategy.  4:639-646. 1995
  • Assessing market power in regimes of rapid technological change.  2:317-350. 1993
  • Are more good things better, or will technical and market capabilities conflict when a firm expands?.  1:327-346. 1992