(行为)战略管理研究的行为(Simonian)视角

4区管理学 Q3 Economics, Econometrics and Finance

Advances in Strategic Management-A Research Annual Pub Date : 2018-09-10 DOI:10.1108/S0742-332220180000039004

Mie Augier, Nicholas Dew

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摘要本文以赫伯特·西蒙的学术思想为切入点，反思了战略管理领域内隐和外显行为思想的演变，即强调实证驱动；跨学科理论化，允许并实现双向学习。我们认为，从历史上看，该领域嵌入了大量的行为理念，再加上最近朝着明确的“行为战略”迈进，这些为战略管理研究的未来发展提供了几种可能的途径。本着拓宽未来行为策略帐篷的精神（Hambrick&Crossland，2018），我们提出了一些基于经验驱动的跨学科方向的行为策略主题和方法，这也允许在概念和现实世界的战略现象之间进行双向学习。

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A Behavioral (Simonian) Perspective on (Behavioral) Strategic Management Research

Abstract This paper reflects on the evolution of implicit and explicit behavioral ideas in the field of strategic management using Herbert Simon’s scholarship as a starting point, that is, his emphasis on empirically driven; interdisciplinary theorizing allowing and enabling two-way street learning. We argue that historically, there were plenty of behavioral ideas embedded in the field and, together with the recent movement towards explicit “behavioral strategy,” these provide several possible paths for future developments in strategic management research. In the spirit of broadening the tent for behavioral strategy in the future (Hambrick & Crossland, 2018), we suggest some topics and approaches for behavioral strategy in empirically driven, interdisciplinary directions which allows also for two-way street learning between concepts and real-world strategic phenomena.

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