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25. A Signaling Perspective on Entrepreneurial Orientation: Too Much of a Good Thing?

Author

Bastian Kindermann and Jeldrik Pulm

Subjects
Entrepreneurial orientation, Perspective (graphical), Economics, Position (finance), General Medicine, Positive economics, Ambivalence
Abstract

A high level of entrepreneurial orientation (EO) is ambivalent. While EO fosters firm performance, its consequences for firms’ risk are twofold: it may strengthen firms’ competitive position but li...

Published
2021

38. How Do Entrepreneurial Orientation and Political Ties Collectively Influence Corporate Reputation?

Author

Zhenxin Xiao, Chengli Shu, and Aiqing Liu

Subjects
ComputingMilieux_GENERAL, Politics, Government, Transitional economies, Market economy, Entrepreneurial orientation, Stakeholder, ComputingMilieux_LEGALASPECTSOFCOMPUTING, General Medicine, Business, China, Corporate reputation
Abstract

In transitional economies such as China, corporate reputations are usually built by addressing stakeholder interests related to the market and the government, which requires firms there to embrace ...

Published
2021

39. Re-examining Antecedents of Entrepreneurial Orientation: A Multilevel Manifestation

Author

Derrick E D'Souza and Anders Fan

Subjects
Entrepreneurial orientation, General Medicine, Psychology, Construct (philosophy), Social psychology
Abstract

Over the past four decades, two conceptualizations of the entrepreneurial orientations (EO) construct have been advanced - trait-based, and behavior-based. Scholars in each camp have developed inde...

Published
2021

42. Open Innovation-Innovation Performance: Do Entrepreneurial Orientation and IT Capability Moderate?

Author

Tobias D. Herbst and Piet Hausberg

Subjects
ComputingMilieux_GENERAL, InformationSystems_INFORMATIONSYSTEMSAPPLICATIONS, Yield (finance), Entrepreneurial orientation, Innovation process, General Medicine, Business, Industrial organization, Open innovation
Abstract

Open innovation (OI) describes how firms open their innovation process interacting with other stakeholders, and capitalize on exploiting external knowledge. Research on OI shows that firms yield va...

Published
2021

43. After Going Public: How Entrepreneurial Orientation Turns into Strategic Decisions

Author

Jeldrik Pulm and Steffen Strese

Subjects
Finance, business.industry, Entrepreneurial orientation, General Medicine, Business, Shake, Initial public offering
Abstract

Initial public offerings (IPOs) provide an opportunity for firms to shake off financial constraints. This new access to resources enables newly public firms to finance growth through acquisitions. ...

Published
2021

48. How Entrepreneurial Orientation Affects R&D Alliance Performance

Author

Wan Chen and Longwei Wang

Subjects
Alliance, Hot topics, Entrepreneurial orientation, Business administration, Strategic management, General Medicine, Business, Orientation (graph theory), Focal firm
Abstract

Alliance success or failure has been one of hot topics in strategic management area. This study attempts to examine how the firm-level factor—entrepreneurial orientation of focal firm affects allia...

Published
2020

49. Institutional Imprints, Entrepreneurial Orientation, and Growth of Firms in a Transition Economy

Author

Jenny Gibb, Khine Tin Zar Lwin, and Paresha N. Sinha

Subjects
Range (biology), Entrepreneurial orientation, Transition economy, Economics, General Medicine, Economic geography, Affect (psychology)
Abstract

Entrepreneurial orientation is a key determinant for the performance of firms where a range of internal and external factors that affect the EO behaviour of the firms have been examined. Yet, there...

Published
2020

50. Entrepreneurial Orientation and Green Management in an Emerging Economy

Author

Jing Yang, Heng Liu, and Xi Li

Subjects
Entrepreneurship, Entrepreneurial orientation, Green management, Context (language use), General Medicine, Economic geography, Business, Institutional theory, Emerging markets
Abstract

This study examines entrepreneurial orientation as a potential driver of firms’ green management in an emerging market context. Combining entrepreneurship literature and the institutional theory, w...

Published
2020

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