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The virtual reconstruction of value chains : complementary process innovation in the biopharmaceutical industry

Rothaermel, Frank T. - In: Winning strategies in a deconstructing world, (pp. 107-133). 2000

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Ambidexterity in technology sourcing : the moderating role of absorptive capacity

Rothärmel, Frank T.; Alexandre, Maria T. - In: Organization science : a journal of the Institute for … 20 (2009) 4, pp. 759-780

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Structural microfoundations of innovation : the role of relational stars

Grigoriou, Konstantinos; Rothärmel, Frank T. - In: Journal of management : JOM 40 (2014) 2, pp. 586-615

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Appropriability strategies to capture value from innovation

Ceccagnoli, Marco; Rothärmel, Frank T. - In: Technological innovation : generating economic results, (pp. 3-31). 2016

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Innovation strategies combined

Rothärmel, Frank T.; Hess, Andrew M. - In: MIT sloan management review 51 (2009/10) 3, pp. 13-15

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Organizing for knowledge generation : internal knowledge networks and the contingent effect of external knowledge sourcing

Grigoriou, Konstantinos; Rothärmel, Frank T. - In: Strategic management journal 38 (2017) 2, pp. 395-414

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Discontinuities, competition, and cooperation : coopetitive dynamics between incumbents and entrants

Cozzolino, Alessio; Rothärmel, Frank T. - In: Strategic management journal 39 (2018) 12, pp. 3053-3085

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The Performance of Incumbent Firms in the Face of Radical Technological Innovation

Hill, Charles W. L.; Rothaermel, Frank T. - 2015

A persistent theme in the academic literature on technological innovation is that incumbent enterprises have great difficulty crossing the abyss created by a radical technological innovation. It is argued that incumbents go into decline, while new entrants rise to market dominance by exploiting...

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