Working Papers Series

The College of Business is renowned not only for the quality of its research, but perhaps as importantly for its breadth and eclectic nature. Also, because so many of the faculty have first-hand business experience, something many of the most prestigious universities in the world cannot match, its is often more grounded in the practical concerns of managers, not to mention more richly informed from the mangers' perspective, than scholarly work produced by the research universities. The college has recently decided to make this work more easily available to anyone who is interested, academic or practicing manager, though the Internet. We have begun to publish our research in the form or working papers; many of these will likely appear in a wide array of academic or practitioner journals, but here you can find them all in one place.

Working Papers

AF-06-001	Transforming China in the 21st Century Through Entrepreneurship	Michael E. Solt
AF-06-002	Diagnosing Unforeseeable Uncertainty in a New Venture	Christoph H. Loch Michael E. Solt Elaine M. Bailey
OM-03-001	The Emergence of Continual Strategic Innovation	Robert Chapman Wood Kenneth J. Hatten Peter J. Williamson
OM-04-001	The Importance of Valid Selection and Performance Appraisal: Do Management Practices Figure in the Case Law?	Stan Malos
OM-04-002	More Than Network Structure: How Knowledge Heterogeneity Influences Managerial Performance and Innovativeness	Simon Rodan Charles Galunic
OM-05-003	Exploration and Exploitation Revisited: Extending March’s Model of Mutual Learning	Simon Rodan

COB Work in Progress

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