Journal of CENTRUM Cathedra. Vol. 05, Issue 01

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JCC Volume 5 - Issue 1 - 2012
  • Researching Multilevel Phenomena: The Case of Collaborative Advantage in Strategic Management Foss, Nicolai J; Nielsen, Bo Bernhard; 1
  • Marketing Capabilities Development in Small and Medium Enterprises: Implications for Performance Santos-Vijande, Leticia; Sanzo-Pérez, María; Trespalacios Gutiérrez, Juan; Rodríguez, Nuria; 2
  • Assessing Knowledge Assets in Technology-Intensive Firms: Proposing a Model of Intellectual Capital Martín-de Castro, Gregorio; Verde, Miriam Delgado; 3
  • Recession and Family Firm Performance: An Assessment of Small U.K. Family-Owned Hotels Chaston, Ian; 4
  • Option Pricing Models with HF Data: An Application of the Black Model to the WIG20 Index Kokoszczynski, Ryszard; Sakowski, Paweł; Ślepaczuk, Robert; 5
  • An Application of GARCH Models in Detecting Systematic Bias in Options Pricing and Determining Arbitrage in Options Dash, Mihir; Dagha, Jay H; Sharma, Pooja; Singhal, Rashmi; 6
  • The Ex-Dividend Day Anomaly in the Spanish Stock Market Garcia-Blandon, Josep; Martinez-Blasco, Monica; 7
  • Labor Productivity in Peru: 1997-2007 Tello, Mario D; 8

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      Researching Multilevel Phenomena: The Case of Collaborative Advantage in Strategic Management
      (Pontificia Universidad Católica del Perú. CENTRUM, 2012) Foss, Nicolai J.; Nielsen, Bo Bernhard
      A number of literatures in management, innovation studies, economic geography, and so on point to 'collaborative advantages' that can arise at multiple levels. We discuss conceptual, theoretical and methodological difficulties with this and related notions. Many of these difficulties stem from the multi-level nature of these constructs themselves, as well as from the fact that their antecedents and consequences may be located at multiple levels. Accordingly, this paper offers a condensed primer on multi-level conceptual and methodological issues pertaining to collaborative advantage in order to guide future research. We focus much of our discussion on a particular type of collaboration – strategic alliances among business firms – an area of research that plays a central role in strategic management, international business and organizational science. Despite this focus, most of the ensuing discussion applies equally well to other kinds of collaborations and we draw parallels to these where relevant.