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Todd Zenger
Posted 04-02-2023 19:39
Dear Friends of Strategy Science,

I am pleased to share with you the March 2023 issue of Strategy Science, which features 7 great papers:

When Does a CEO's Risk Propensity Drive Exploration in Product Development? by Dovev Lavie and Patricia Klarner

This paper explores the antecedents of exploration behavior by firms, particularly the CEO's propensity for risk taking.

Structural Causal Modeling of Managerial Interventions: What If Managers Had Not Intervened by Doing This? by Gwendolyn K. Lee and Rich Bettis

This paper explores the power of structural causal modeling tools in providing a systematic methodology for designing and evaluating managerial interventions.

The Varying Returns to Diversification Along the Value Chain by Ekaterina Karniouchina, Stephen J. Carson, William L. Moore, Kumar R. Sarangee, and Can Uslay

The paper explores how the diversification can have systematically differing performance effects depending on which stage of the value chain at which it occurs.

Population-Level Evidence of the Gender Gap in Technology Entrepreneurship by Milan Miric, Pai-Ling Yin, Daniel C. Fehder

This paper documents the magnitude of the gender pay gap in technology entrepreneurship and provides new evidence on the nature of its origins.

See You in Your Backyard: Multipoint Contact, Firm's Capacity and Capability, and Technological Expansion by You-Ta Chuang, David H. Weng, Chia-Hung Wu, and Kelly Thomson

This paper explores how multipoint contact between firms relates to future patterns for technological expansion.

Broken Effects? How to Reduce False Positives in Panel Regressions by Xina Li and Phebo D. Wibbens

This paper presents empirically supported guidance on appropriate methods for panel regressions, demonstrating in particular that the use of random effects and non-clustered standard errors is prone to producing false positives.

Introduction to the Virtual Special Issue: Strategy Science's Contributions to Doctoral Reading Lists by Daniel A. Levinthal, and Gwendolyn K. Lee

This is the journal's first Virtual Special Issue. It is a curated list of readings that the authors argue already are or should in the future be shaping conversations in doctoral seminars. This is designed to be a "living" virtual special issue and will be periodically updated, based on future work and evolving use patterns.

Please enjoy these papers and share them with your colleagues. Also, please connect with us on LinkedIn or follow us on Twitter.

Sincerely,

Todd Zenger

Editor-in-Chief

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