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Wang, Tang; Libaers, Dirk; Jiao, Hao - In: The journal of product innovation management : an … 32 (2015) 5, pp. 685-703

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Nonmimetic knowledge and innovation performance : empirical evidence from developing countries

Wang, Tang; Libaers, Dirk - In: The journal of product innovation management : an … 33 (2016) 5, pp. 570-588

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The paradox of openness : how product and patenting experience affect R&D sourcing in China?

Wang, Tang; Libaers, Dirk; Park, Haemin Dennis - In: The journal of product innovation management : an … 34 (2017) 3, pp. 250-268

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Foreign-born academic scientists : entrepreneurial academics or academic entrepreneurs?

Libaers, Dirk; Wang, Tang - In: R & D management 42 (2012) 3, pp. 254-272

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CEO cognitive flexibility, information search, and organizational ambidexterity

Kiss, Andreea N.; Libaers, Dirk; Barr, Pamela S.; Wang, Tang - In: Strategic Management Journal 41 (2020) 12, pp. 2200-2233

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Relationship between human capital, new venture ideas, and opportunity beliefs : A meta‐analysis

Canavati, Sergio; Libaers, Dirk; Wang, Tang; Hooshangi, … - In: Strategic Entrepreneurship Journal 15 (2021) 3, pp. 454-477

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Foreign‐born academic scientists: entrepreneurial academics or academic entrepreneurs?

Libaers, Dirk; Wang, Tang - In: R & D management 42 (2012) 3, pp. 254-273

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Foreign-Born Academic Scientists : Entrepreneurial Academics or Academic Entrepreneurs?

Libaers, Dirk; Wang, Tang - 2012

Although foreign-born scholars make up a significant portion of the US professoriate, little is known about how their ‘foreign-born’ identity directly or indirectly affects their entrepreneurial prowess. This article integrates role identity theory with theoretical arguments from social...

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