In spite of recent interest in its microfoundations, institutional theory’s account of what, why, and when ideas diffuse remains limited and oversocialized. As such, it is unclear how firms decide what to adopt and how these decisions evolve across a population as innovations spread and become taken for granted. We review recent work in institutional theory on this issue and draw from learnin…
Conceptualizing new knowledge development as a process of search and recombination, we suggest that a focus on individual productivity alone presents an undersocialized view of human capital. Rather, we emphasize the importance of embedded relationships by individuals to effectively perform knowledge-generating activities. We rely on intraorganizational knowledge networks emerging through indiv…
Human capital theory has recently expanded to include multilevel analysis by conceptualizing the unit-level human capital resource. At the same time, the value of complementary resources has been theorized to provide competitive advantages for firms. Thus, human capital at one level in the firm may impact the performance of human capital at another level in the firm if the resources are complem…
Disertasi ini menguji identity enhanced principal-agent model (Akerlof & Kranton, 2005) dengan menyelidiki secara empiris peran individu dan identifikasi multilevel mereka dalam mempengaruhi variasi pada mindfulness, ambidexterity, dan kinerja pada tingkat tim. Menggunakan sampel terdiri dari 106 tim, kami menguji hipotesis menggunakan team-level structural equation modeling (SEM), dan menemuka…