Anand Swaminathan
Affiliations: | Business | Emory University, Atlanta, GA |
Area:
Management Business Administration, Organizational, Commerce-Business EconomicsGoogle:
"Anand Swaminathan"Parents
Sign in to add mentor| Michael Hout | grad student | 1992 | UC Berkeley (SocTree) | |
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| Beck N, Swaminathan A, Wade JB, et al. (2019) Industry Clusters and Organizational Prototypes: Evidence From the Franconian Brewing Industry: Journal of Management. 45: 2978-3008 |
| Negro G, Visentin F, Swaminathan A. (2014) Resource partitioning and the organizational dynamics of “fringe banking” American Sociological Review. 79: 680-704 |
| Soule SA, Swaminathan A, Tihanyi L. (2014) The diffusion of foreign divestment from Burma Strategic Management Journal. 35: 1032-1052 |
| Roberts PW, Negro G, Swaminathan A. (2013) Balancing the skill sets of founders: Implications for the quality of organizational outputs Strategic Organization. 11: 35-55 |
| Rider CI, Swaminathan A. (2012) They just fade away: mortality in the US venture capital industry Industrial and Corporate Change. 21: 151-185 |
| Hsu G, Roberts PW, Swaminathan A. (2012) Evaluative schemas and the mediating role of critics Organization Science. 23: 83-97 |
| Swaminathan A. (2009) William P. Barnett: The Red Queen among Organizations: How Competitiveness Evolves. Administrative Science Quarterly. 54: 689-691 |
| Roth K, Cheng JLC, Henisz WJ, et al. (2009) From the Editors: Advancing interdisciplinary research in the field of international business: Prospects, issues and challenges Journal of International Business Studies. 40: 1070-1074 |
| Henisz W, Swaminathan A. (2008) Institutions and international business Journal of International Business Studies. 39: 537-539 |
| Hoetker G, Swaminathan A, Mitchell W. (2007) Modularity and the impact of buyer-supplier relationships on the survival of suppliers Management Science. 53: 178-191 |