Overcoming institutional voids as a pathway to becoming ambidextrous: The case of China's Sichuan

Amankwah-Amoah, Joseph; Chen, Xu; Wang, Xiaojun; Khan, Zaheer; Chen, Jing

doi:10.1016/j.lrp.2019.02.004

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Entrepreneurial founder's social ties, institutions, and firm's productivity: Evidences from China's newly listed firms (2023)
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Social ties, as informal institutions, contribute to firms' performance in emerging economies. Formal market-supporting institutions in emerging economies are in general less developed, social ties cultivated by entrepreneurs thus serve as substitute... Read More about Entrepreneurial founder's social ties, institutions, and firm's productivity: Evidences from China's newly listed firms.

Environmental Performance Feedback and Timing of Reshoring: Perspectives from the Behavioural Theory of the Firm (2022)
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The behavioural theory of the firm (BTOF) claims that firms’ performance feedback is significant for strategic decision‐making. Building upon this, we shift our focus from the widely researched topic of financial performance to sustainability perform... Read More about Environmental Performance Feedback and Timing of Reshoring: Perspectives from the Behavioural Theory of the Firm.

Overcoming institutional voids as a pathway to becoming ambidextrous: The case of China's Sichuan (2019)
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The paper examines how firms develop supply chain financing model to help overcome institutional voids (IVs) and become ambidextrous. This study presents a case analysis of a novel supply chain financing model instigated and implemented by China’s Si... Read More about Overcoming institutional voids as a pathway to becoming ambidextrous: The case of China's Sichuan.