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The Role of polycentric governance technologies in digital knowledge commons
Date:
01/05/2021
Author(s):
Harris Kyriakou; A. Majchrzak; J.D. Wareham
Document type:
Working Paper
Understanding the role of network structure in the dissemination of cryptocurrencies
Date:
01/05/2021
Author(s):
Yegin Genc; Harris Kyriakou; L. Maruping
Document type:
Working Paper
Platform competition & the impact of algorithmic governance on Apple's App Store
Date:
01/03/2021
Author(s):
G. Chondrakis; Harris Kyriakou; M. Pratto; D. Ringov
Document type:
Working Paper
Diffusion of blockchain based innovations
Date:
01/02/2021
Author(s):
Yegin Genc; Harris Kyriakou
Document type:
Working Paper
Evaluating Ambiguous Offerings
Date:
01/01/2021
Author(s):
Romain Boulongne; Rodolphe Durand
Document type:
Article in Journal (refereed)
This paper studies how audience members categorize and evaluate ambiguous offerings. Depending on whether audience members categorize ambiguous offerings based on prototypes or goals, they activate two distinct cognitive mechanisms and evaluate differently ambiguous offerings. We expect that when audiences engage in goal-based vs. prototype-based categorization, ...
The Strategic allocation of inventors to R&D collaborations
Date:
01/01/2021
Author(s):
Neus Palomeras; David Wehrheim
Document type:
Article in Journal (refereed)
In this paper, we suggest that staffing decisions in R&D alliances can reduce he inherent tension between value creation and value protection faced by participating firms. By considering R&D workers a primary source of knowledge leakage, we analyze the role of their intellectual property protection in shaping the misappropriation threat posed by the ...
Predicting employee wrongdoing
Date:
01/01/2021
Author(s):
S. J. Smulowitz; John Almandoz
Document type:
Article in Journal (refereed)
Research examining the influence of executive compensation on organizational wrongdoing has focused on pay’s incentive aspects. However, existing theory in sociology and social psychology has argued that executive pay can also have a social aspect, by increasing feelings of injustice, unfairness and envy. We find evidence that employee wrongdoing may ...
III Conference on Competition and Regulation in the Telecommunications Market: The Impact of 5G on EU Competitiveness
Date:
01/01/2021
Author(s):
PPSRC, IESE Business School
Document type:
Occasional Paper
The III Conference on Competition and Regulation in the Telecommunications Market addressed the Impact of 5G in EU Competitiveness. Regarding 5G and EU Competitiveness, it was stated how competition significantly contributes to the competitiveness of the EU economy, enables growth, efficiency and stimulates innovation. Two round tables were held. The ...
Supporting entrepreneurs
Date:
01/01/2021
Author(s):
Inés Alegre; Federica Massa Saluzzo
Document type:
Article in Journal (refereed)
Third-party endorsements are appreciated in entrepreneurial ventures since they help signal the value of an idea and the trustworthiness of an entrepreneur. They contribute therefore to reducing ‘information asymmetry’, always present in an entrepreneur-investor relationship. However, the role of third-party endorsements in for-profit contexts might ...
Switching from incurred to expected loan loss provisioning
Date:
01/01/2021
Author(s):
Gaizka Ormazabal; Germán López; Yuki Sakasai
Document type:
Article in Journal (refereed)
This paper provides early evidence on the effect of global regulation mandating a switch from loan loss provisioning (LLP) based on incurred credit losses (ICL) to LLP based on expected credit losses (ECL). Using a sample of systemically important banks from 74 countries, we find that ECL provisions are more predictive of future bank risk than ICL ...
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