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Interorganizational evolution

Greve, Henrich R. - In: The Blackwell companion to organizations, (pp. 557-578). 2002

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If it doesn't kill you: learning from ecological competition

Greve, Henrich R.; Rao, Hayagreeva - In: Ecology and strategy, (pp. 243-271). 2006

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Incentives and matching of heterogeneous principals and agents : field evidence from a mutual fund scandal

Greve, Henrich R.; Zhang, Hong - 2013

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Microfoundations of manangement : behavioral strategies and levels of rationality in organizational action

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Incentives and matching of heterogeneous investors and managers : field evidence from a mutual fund scandal

Greve, Henrich R.; Zhang, Hong - 2014 - Rev. vers. of 2013/78/EFE/FIN

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Asymmetry of customer loss and recovery under endogenous partnerships : theory and evidence

Fujiwara, Takako; Greve, Henrich R.; Jonsson, Stefan - In: International economic review 57 (2016) 1, pp. 3-30

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Organizational ecology and job mobility

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Multiunit organization and multimarket strategy

Baum, Joel A. C. (ed.); Greve, Henrich R. (contributor) - 2001 - 1. ed.

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Asymmetry of Reputation Loss and Recovery under Endogenous Partnerships : Theory and Evidence

Fujiwara-Greve, Takako - 2014

This paper is inspired by real-world phenomena that firms lose customers based on imprecise information and take a long time to recover. If consumers are playing an ordinary repeated game with fixed partners, there is no clear reason why recovery slowly happens. However, if consumers are playing...

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