Improvisation, strategy, and strategic improvisation in emerging markets

Miguel Piña e Cunha, Emanuel Gomes, Ken N. Kamoche, Johanna Mair, Anne S. Miner, Shlomo Y. Tarba

2022-09-05articleEuropean Management Review11 citationsgreen

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Innovation and Socioeconomic Development International Business and FDI Business Strategies and Innovation

Abstract

She studies organizational learning and improvisation at multiple levels, including the entrepreneurial, interorganizational, and population levels of action.Her research contexts include new product development, university start-ups

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