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Eric GedajlovicProfessor Surrey Phone: 778-782-5168
Curriculum Vitae for Dr. Gedajlovic BiographyIn his research, Eric Gedajlovic seeks better explanations of strategic and entrepreneurial processes by considering the institutional, historical and organizational contexts in which they are embedded. In this way, he strives to contribute to the strategy, entrepreneurship and family business literatures by bringing into the foreground, contextual factors that are often ignored, underspecified or treated as limitations or boundary conditions. In his view, context is what surrounds strategic and entrepreneurial behaviour and gives it meaning. As a consequence, an appreciation of context leads to more finely grained theoretical accounts and facilitates the identification of potentially insightful contingencies that moderate and offer better explanations of complex organizational phenomena. Specialization and Research InterestsStrategic Management, Social and Commercial Entrepreneurship, Corporate Governance; Family Business; Asian Business Enterprise, Innovation and Organizational Capabilities. Selected PublicationsEric Gedajlovic's papers on Google Scholar Gedajlovic, E.,
Carney, M., Chrisman, JJ. & Kellermanns, FW. “The Adolescence of
Family Firm Research: Taking Stock and Planning for the Future.” Journal
of Management. (In-Press) Gedajlovic, E.,
Cao, Q., & Zhang, H. “Corporate Shareholdings and Organizational
Ambidexterity in High-Tech SMEs: Evidence from a Transitional Economy. Journal of Business Venturing. (In-Press). Carney, M., Gedajlovic, E., Heugens, P., van Essen, M. & van
Oosterhout, H. (2011). Business Group Performance, Context, and Strategy: A
Meta Analysis. Academy of Management Journal,54(3): 437-460. Carney, M.,
Gedajlovic, E. & Sur, S. (2011). Corporate
Governance and Stakeholder Conflict. Journal of Management and
Governance. 13(3): 483-507. Wielemaker, M. & Gedajlovic, E. (2011). Governance and
Capabilities: Asia’s Entrepreneurial Performance and Stock of Venture Forms. Asia
Pacific Journal of Management, 28(1):157–185. Gedajlovic, E. & Carney, M.
(2010). Markets, Hierarchies & Families: Towards a Transaction-Cost Theory
of the Family Enterprise. Entrepreneurship Theory and Practice.
34:6, 1145-1171. Dimov, D.
& Gedajlovic, E. (2010). A Property Rights Perspective on Venture Capital
Investment Decisions. Journal of Management Studies. 47:7,
1248-1270. Hervieux, C., Gedajlovic, E. & Turcotte, MF. (2010).
The Legitimization of Social Entrepreneurship. Journal of
Enterprising Communities. 4:1, 37-67. Schulze,WS., &
Gedajlovic, E. (2010). Wither Family Business?Journal of
Management Studies, 47:2, 191-204. Cao, Q,
Gedajlovic, E. & Zhang. H. (2009). Unpacking Organizational
Ambidexterity: Dimensions, Contingencies and Synergistic Effects. Organization
Science, 20: 781-796. Zahra, S., Gedajlovic, E., Neubaum, D. & Shulman, J. (2009). A
Typology of Social Entrepreneurs: Motives, Search Processes and Ethical
Challenges. Journal of Business Venturing. 24:5, 519-532. Carney, M., Gedajlovic, E. & Yang, X. (2009). Varieties of Asian Capitalism: Toward an
Institutional Theory of Asian Enterprise.Asia Pacific Journal of
Management. 26:3, 361-380. O’Shaughnessy,
KC., Gedajlovic, E. & Reinmoeller, P. (2007). The
Influence of Firm, Industry and Network on the Corporate Social Performance of
Japanese Firms. Asia Pacific Journal of Management, 24:3: 283-303. Baker, T., Gedajlovic, E.
& Lubatkin, M. (2005). A Framework for Comparing Entrepreneurial Processes
Across Nations. Journal of International Business Studies, 36: 492-504. Gedajlovic, E., Yoshikawa, T. & Hashimoto, M. (2005).Ownership Structure, Corporate Strategyand Firm
Performance in Japanese Manufacturing Industries. Organization Studies, 31:271-300. Gedajlovic, E.,
Lubatkin, M., & Schulze, W.S. (2004) Crossing the Threshold from Founder
Management to Professional Management: A Governance Perspective. Journal of
Management Studies, 41: 5 899- 912. Gedajlovic, E., Shapiro, D. & Buduru, B. (2003). Financial Ownership, Diversification and Firm
Profitability in Japan. Journal of Management and Governance, 7:315-335. Shapiro, D., Erdener, C. & Gedajlovic, E. (2003). The Chinese Family Firm as a Multinational
Enterprise. International Journal of Organizational Analysis, 11:
105-122. Carney, M. & Gedajlovic, E. (2003). Strategic Innovation
and the Administrative Heritage of East Asian Family Business Groups.Asia
Pacific Journal of Management, 20:1: 5-26. Yoshikawa, T. & Gedajlovic, E. (2002). The Impact of Global Capital
Market exposure and Stable Ownership on Investor relations Practices and
Performance of Japanese Firms. Asia Pacific Journal of Management, 19:4:
525-540. Gedajlovic, E. & D. Shapiro (2002). Ownership and Firm Profitability
in Japan. Academy of Management Journal, 45:3: 575-585. Carney, M. & Gedajlovic, E. (2002a). The Coupling of
Ownership and Control and the Allocation of Financial Resources: Evidence from
Hong Kong. Journal of Management Studies, 39:1:123-146. Carney, M, & Gedajlovic. E. (2002b). The Co-Evolution of
Institutional Environments and Organizational Strategies: The Rise of Family
Business Groups in the ASEAN Region. Organization Studies, 23:1: 1-29. Carney, M. & Gedajlovic, E. (2002c). Institutional Change and Firm
Adaptation: Toward a Typology of Southeast Asian Corporate Forms. Asia Pacific Business Review, 8:3: 31-60. Backx, M.,
Carney, M. & Gedajlovic, E. (2002) Public, Private and Mixed Ownership
Modes and the Performance of International Airlines. Journal of Air Transport
Management, 8:4: 213-220. Carney, M.
& Gedajlovic. E. (2001). Corporate Governance and
Firm Capabilities: A Comparison of Managerial, Alliance, and Personal
Capitalisms. Asia Pacific Journal of Management, 18: 37-356. Flier, B., van den Bosch, FAJ.,
Volberda, H. & Gedajlovic, E. (2001). Investigating Pattern of Renewal in
the Netherlands and the U.K. Long Range Planning, 34: 209-229. Gedajlovic, E.
& Shapiro. D. (2001). National
Systems of Corporate Governance, Global Focus:(Formerly,
Business & the Contemporary World). Volume 13, No. 1: 143-157. Carney, M.
& Gedajlovic, E. (2000). East Asian
Financial Systems and the Transition from Investment Driven to Innovation
Driven Economic Development. International
Journal of Innovation Management, Vol. 4, No. 3: 253-276. Edit this Profile |
