Jim Dewald
Jim Dewald
Dean Haskayne School of Business University of Calgary
Verified email at haskayne.ucalgary.ca
TitleCited byYear
Identifying, enabling and managing dynamic capabilities in the public sector
AL Pablo, T Reay, JR Dewald, AL Casebeer
Journal of management studies 44 (5), 687-708, 2007
3982007
Explorative versus exploitative business model change: the cognitive antecedents of firm‐level responses to disruptive innovation
O Osiyevskyy, J Dewald
Strategic Entrepreneurship Journal 9 (1), 58-78, 2015
1472015
Storm clouds and silver linings: Responding to disruptive innovations through cognitive resilience
J Dewald, F Bowen
Entrepreneurship Theory and Practice 34 (1), 197-218, 2010
1462010
Inducements, impediments, and immediacy: exploring the cognitive drivers of small business managers' intentions to adopt business model change
O Osiyevskyy, J Dewald
Journal of Small Business Management 53 (4), 1011-1032, 2015
452015
The governance paradox: Preferences of small vulnerable firms in the homebuilding industry
JR Dewald, J Hall, JJ Chrisman, FW Kellermanns
Entrepreneurship Theory and Practice 31 (2), 279-297, 2007
202007
12 Knowing through doing: unleashing latent dynamic capabilities in the public sector
A Casebeer, T Reay, J Dewald, A Pablo
Connecting Knowledge and Performance in Public Services: From Knowing to …, 2010
142010
Achieving Longevity: How Great Firms Prosper Through Entrepreneurial Thinking
J Dewald
University of Toronto Press, 2016
52016
The pressure cooker: When crisis stimulates explorative business model change intentions
O Osiyevskyy, J Dewald
Long Range Planning 51 (4), 540-560, 2018
22018
Trouble in paradise: a cognitive gap model of strategic decision-making
JR Dewald
Calgary, 2006
2006
the governance paradox
dewald christman
entrepreneurship theory and practice, 2006
2006
Die Bevorzugung der Quasi-Integration bei Kleinfirmen in der kanadischen Wohnbauindustrie
JR Dewald, J Hall, JJ Chrisman
IGA-BERLIN- 52 (2), 115-129, 2004
2004
Alberta Real Estate Foundation Scholarship
JR Dewald
University of Calgary, 2003
2003
Why Do Small Firms Choose Quasi-integration?: The Case of the Homebuilding Industry
JR Dewald, J Hall, J Chrisman
Office of Advocacy, US Small Business Administration, 2003
2003
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