We rely on organizational learning theory and strategic momentum research to examine the international merger and acquisition (Mamp;A) activities of a sample of Samp;P 500 firms. We hypothesize that the learning associated with a firm's prior acquisition experience increases the likelihood the...

In this article, we review some recent attempts to develop conceptual and empirical linkages between business ethics and firm performance. We also briefly critique attempts to conceptualize business ethics as a performance-related issue for strategic leaders. Finally, we conclude by offering a...

Effectively managing existing tacit knowledge stocks and transferring knowledge between partners contributes to firm capabilities that allow them to differentiate their goods and services from those of their competitors. Because it also helps them to provide greater value to customers, it...

When considering the challenges of conducting business in an increasingly complex business environment, the impact of exogenous shocks on business strategy and possible responses to those threats have received growing attention. Scenario/contingency planning is a tool used by firms to translate...

This study focuses on home country institutions as sources of variation in the level of foreign investment into India. Our findings support the idea that institutional voids found in India are less of a deterrent to investments from home countries with high levels of institutional development...