Notes from a Strategy Scholar
Nicolai J FossMusings mostly about management research, but also about things that interest me—such as economics, (political) philosophy, and higher education.
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COARA and the Politics of Academic Judgment
Every academic reform movement begins with a problem or a set of problems. This is also the case of the current anti-metric movement.
The problems identified by this movement are the following. Many universities may indeed have become exce...
Are Family CEOs Better Innovators Than Professional Managers?
For years, research on family firms has delivered what appears to be a straightforward conclusion: when it comes to performance, professional managers often outperform family successors.
Thus, Pérez-González found evidence consistent with...
Samuelson on Hayek: Praise, Condescension, and Misunderstanding
A recent tweet by Patrick Ponce drew my attention to a short piece by Paul Samuelson from 2009, “A Few Remembrances of Friedrich von Hayek.”
The piece is interesting per se: it is always interesting to learn what one Nobel laureate thinks...
Elon Musk, SpaceX, and the Return of Grand (Really Grand!) Strategy
Glenn Reynolds’ recent Instapundit reflection on Elon Musk and SpaceX is notable because it implicitly advances a strategic argument that is rarely articulated with sufficient clarity in contemporary discussions of strategy and innovation....
CSR? It’s CEO Compensation, Stupid
There is a persistent tendency in contemporary corporate discourse to treat corporate social responsibility (CSR) as if it were primarily a moral phenomenon. Firms “become more responsible,” executives “embrace stakeholder capitalism,” and...
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Nicolai J. Foss is a Danish Professor of Strategy at the Copenhagen Business School. He is also affiliated with the Norwegian School of Economics and the HKPolyU. https://scholar.google.com/citations?user=b9O5m-cAAAAJ&hl=en
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