1998
DOI: 10.5465/amr.1998.1255638
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Multinational Subsidiary Evolution: Capability and Charter Change in Foreign-Owned Subsidiary Companies

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“…Data collection focused on subsidiaries because many innovation development projects are hosted at this level, an assertion which is supported by prior findings in the literature (Birkinshaw and Hood 1998). Themes that data was collected about entailed for instance headquarters-subsidiary relations, innovation features, as well as network relationships.…”
Section: Methodsmentioning
confidence: 48%
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“…Data collection focused on subsidiaries because many innovation development projects are hosted at this level, an assertion which is supported by prior findings in the literature (Birkinshaw and Hood 1998). Themes that data was collected about entailed for instance headquarters-subsidiary relations, innovation features, as well as network relationships.…”
Section: Methodsmentioning
confidence: 48%
“…In sum, within multibusiness firms operating in several country markets, subsidiaries have become important actors in developing innovations (Birkinshaw and Hood 1998). However, Asakawa (2001) argue that most subsidiaries are quite disconnected from the rest of the firm when they are working on new innovations.…”
Section: Innovation In the Multibusiness Firmmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Les MNC ne sont pas toujours des hiérarchies absolues (Ghoshal et Bartlett, 1990) ni des hiérarchies monolithiques (Birkinshaw et Hood, 1998) où le pouvoir se concentre au sommet. Elles sont aussi situées en réseaux fédérés et engagées dans des processus de négociation (Anderson, Forsgren et Holm, 2007) dans lesquels les filiales sont à la recherche d'une autonomie (Ambos, Andersson et Birkinshaw, 2010) et en relation stratégique avec la maison-mère (Mayrhofer, 2011).…”
Section: Recension Des éCrits Et Perspectives Théoriquesunclassified
“…The positive impact of foreign industrial clusters on the asset creating nature and competitiveness of MNCs has become the focus of several studies (BIRKINSHAW and HOOD, 1998;BIRKINSHAW, 2000;BIRKINSHAW and HOOD, 2000;ENRIGHT, 2000;PETERS and HOOD, 2000), which provide a rich set of conceptual and practical insights into the contribution of foreign industrial clusters in general and foreign subsidiaries in particular to the competitive position of MNCs.…”
Section: Hypothesis 1b Firms In Clusters Will Have More Product Renementioning
confidence: 99%