Series

23: Influence of Institutions and Factor Markets — Mike Wright

February 7, 2017 Ralph Soule 0:10:02
This is an episode in our special series of Classics in the Journal of Management Studies. Mike Wright co-authored "Emerging multinationals from mid-range economies: the influence of institutions and factor markets" in 2013 that looked at the variety in the development of emerging economies and, through institution theory, increased understanding of competition between multinational economies and the respective national ones.

19: Carnegie Mellon Series #2 – Exploration and Exploitation of Knowledge

November 8, 2016 Dmitrijs Kravcenko 0:11:35
In this episode, we read James March's widely cited article, “Exploration and Exploitation in Organizational Learning,” published in 1991 in the journal Organization Science. In the paper, March considered the relationships between exploration of new ways of doing things and the exploitation of accepted, standard practices for organizational learning.

4: Carnegie Mellon Series #1 – Organizational Routines

December 21, 2015 Dmitrijs Kravcenko 0:08:10
In our first episode on the Carnegie-Mellon School, we examine selected passages from March & Simon's book Organizations and Cyert & March's book A Behavioral Theory of the Firm to address the rise of scholarly thought on matters of organizational routines