Essec\Faculty\Model\Profile {#2205
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<p>Raffaele Conti, Full Professor and holder of the CY chair of excellence in Strategy and Innovation, received a Ph.D. in Management from Bocconi University and a M.Sc. in Economics from Pompeu Fabra University. His research interests focus primarily on how institutions affect innovation, entrepreneurship, and, more broadly, the economic behavior of individuals and organizations.</p>\n
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<p>He has been elected as representative-at-large of the Knowledge and Innovation Division of the Strategic Management Society, and of the Technology and Innovation Management Division of the Academy of Management. Also, he has been member of the research committee of the Technology and Innovation Management Division of Academy of Management, and of the research committee of the Strategy Division of Academy of Management.</p>\n
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<p>Raffaele Conti, Full Professor and holder of the CY chair of excellence in Strategy and Innovation, received a Ph.D. in Management from Bocconi University and a M.Sc. in Economics from Pompeu Fabra University. His research interests focus primarily on how institutions affect innovation, entrepreneurship, and, more broadly, the economic behavior of individuals and organizations.</p>\n
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<p>He has been elected as representative-at-large of the Knowledge and Innovation Division of the Strategic Management Society, and of the Technology and Innovation Management Division of the Academy of Management. Also, he has been member of the research committee of the Technology and Innovation Management Division of Academy of Management, and of the research committee of the Strategy Division of Academy of Management.</p>\n
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<p>He currently serves as Associate Editor of Management Science and of the Strategic Management Journal.</p>\n
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"slug" => "learning-to-be-edison-inventors-organizations-and-breakthrough-inventions"
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"title" => "Learning to Be Edison: Inventors, Organizations, and Breakthrough Inventions"
"description" => "CONTI, R., GAMBARDELLA, A. et MARIANI, M. (2014). Learning to Be Edison: Inventors, Organizations, and Breakthrough Inventions. <i>Organization Science</i>, 25(3), pp. 833-849."
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"fr" => "This study examines whether inventors’ past stock of inventions affects the rate at which they produce technological breakthroughs, as well as the role of organizational contingencies in moderating this effect. The breakthrough rate depends on the rate at which an inventor generates inventions and the probability that each of these inventions is a breakthrough. We argue that inventors with larger patent records generate a higher rate of inventions, but the single inventions that they generate each have a lower probability of being a breakthrough. Longitudinal data of 5,144 European inventors and fixed-effects estimation confirm these predictions and reveal that the net effect of the inventors’ stock of past inventions on the breakthrough rate is positive—that is, more established inventors display a higher rate of breakthroughs than brand-new inventors. We also confirm the role of organizational contexts in shaping inventors’ productivity. In particular, firms’ control over research and development targets lessens the advantage of established inventors with regard to the rate of breakthrough generation."
"en" => "This study examines whether inventors’ past stock of inventions affects the rate at which they produce technological breakthroughs, as well as the role of organizational contingencies in moderating this effect. The breakthrough rate depends on the rate at which an inventor generates inventions and the probability that each of these inventions is a breakthrough. We argue that inventors with larger patent records generate a higher rate of inventions, but the single inventions that they generate each have a lower probability of being a breakthrough. Longitudinal data of 5,144 European inventors and fixed-effects estimation confirm these predictions and reveal that the net effect of the inventors’ stock of past inventions on the breakthrough rate is positive—that is, more established inventors display a higher rate of breakthroughs than brand-new inventors. We also confirm the role of organizational contexts in shaping inventors’ productivity. In particular, firms’ control over research and development targets lessens the advantage of established inventors with regard to the rate of breakthrough generation."
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6 => Essec\Faculty\Model\Contribution {#2218
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"slug" => "do-non-competition-agreements-lead-firms-to-pursue-risky-rd-projects"
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"title" => "Do non-competition agreements lead firms to pursue risky R&D projects?"
"description" => "CONTI, R. (2014). Do non-competition agreements lead firms to pursue risky R&D projects? <i>Strategic Management Journal</i>, 35(8), pp. 1230-1248."
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"fr" => "This study investigates the impact of non-competition agreements on the type of R&D activity undertaken by companies. Non-competition agreements, by reducing outbound mobility and knowledge leakages to competitors, make high-risk R&D projects relatively more valuable than low-risk ones. Thus, they induce companies to choose riskier R&D projects, such that corporate inventions are more likely to lie in the tails of the inventions' value distribution (as breakthroughs or failures) and be in novel technological areas. This study uses data about U.S. patent applications from 1990 to 2000 and considers longitudinal variation in the enforcement of non-compete clauses. The results indicate that in states with stricter enforcement, companies undertake riskier R&D paths than in states that do not enforce non-compete agreements as strictly."
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7 => Essec\Faculty\Model\Contribution {#2221
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"slug" => "the-effect-of-trade-secret-legal-protection-on-venture-capital-investments-evidence-from-the-inevitable-disclosure-doctrine"
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"title" => "The effect of trade secret legal protection on venture capital investments: Evidence from the inevitable disclosure doctrine"
"description" => "CASTELLANETA, F., CONTI, R., VELOSO, F.M. et KEMENY, C.A. (2016). The effect of trade secret legal protection on venture capital investments: Evidence from the inevitable disclosure doctrine. <i>Journal of Business Venturing</i>, 31(5), pp. 524-541."
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"fr" => "This study investigates how the inevitable disclosure doctrine, a form of trade secret legal protection, affects venture capital (VC) investment. Using a data set of VC deals realized in the United States from 1980 to 2012, we find that a rule in favor of inevitable disclosure increases the amount of VC investment. We address mechanisms that can explain these findings by assessing how the inevitable disclosure doctrine (a) displays a different impact on VC investments according to the characteristics of the state and the industry where the start-ups operate and (b) affects the performance of VC-backed firms. We also discuss managerial and policy implications of our findings."
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8 => Essec\Faculty\Model\Contribution {#2222
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"title" => "Institutional protection of minority employees and entrepreneurship: Evidence from the LGBT Employment Non-Discrimination Acts"
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"fr" => "A diverse workforce has long been associated with multiple firm benefits, but this is sometimes difficult to achieve due to employer discrimination. Although multiple institutional arrangements have been put in place to ban discriminatory behavior, the effects of such regulations remain relatively unexplored, often neglecting start-ups. We propose that institutional changes aiming to outlaw employment discrimination will trigger two main effects: they will (a) depress start-up founding rates through enhancement of wage-work appeal, and (b) increase the average start-up quality due to a higher threshold for leaving wage-work. We test our predictions by exploiting the staggered enactment of Employment Non-Discrimination Acts in the U.S. Consistent with our theory, we find that this institutional protection reduced the quantity of entrepreneurship but increased its quality."
"en" => "A diverse workforce has long been associated with multiple firm benefits, but this is sometimes difficult to achieve due to employer discrimination. Although multiple institutional arrangements have been put in place to ban discriminatory behavior, the effects of such regulations remain relatively unexplored, often neglecting start-ups. We propose that institutional changes aiming to outlaw employment discrimination will trigger two main effects: they will (a) depress start-up founding rates through enhancement of wage-work appeal, and (b) increase the average start-up quality due to a higher threshold for leaving wage-work. We test our predictions by exploiting the staggered enactment of Employment Non-Discrimination Acts in the U.S. Consistent with our theory, we find that this institutional protection reduced the quantity of entrepreneurship but increased its quality."
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9 => Essec\Faculty\Model\Contribution {#2223
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"slug" => "research-on-markets-for-inventions-and-implications-for-rd-allocation-strategies"
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"title" => "Research on Markets for Inventions and Implications for R&D Allocation Strategies"
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10 => Essec\Faculty\Model\Contribution {#2224
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"title" => "Not all technologies are created equal for stakeholders: Constituency statutes, firm stakeholder orientation and investments in technology generality"
"description" => "CONTI, R. et NOVELLI, E. (2022). Not all technologies are created equal for stakeholders: Constituency statutes, firm stakeholder orientation and investments in technology generality. <i>Research Policy</i>, 51(3), pp. 104470."
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"fr" => "Previous research has analyzed the effect of stakeholder orientation on the amount of technological investment firms make but has ignored its effect on the characteristics of that investment. To address this gap, we explored the impact of stakeholder orientation on the degree of generality of a firm's technological investment. More general technologies (i.e., technologies easily deployable in a wider range of industries) are more likely to promote major changes in the firm's scope. However, these changes undermine the value of stakeholders’ past relationship-specific investments, which are tailored to a certain firm scope. Therefore, more stakeholder-oriented firms will invest in less general technological assets to reduce stakeholder concerns and opposition. This negative effect will be stronger in more uncertain industries, where stakeholders are more concerned that firms might use technology generality to change their scope following the realization of previously unforeseen contingencies. However, it will be weaker in more competitive industries, where stakeholders tend to make less relationship-specific investments and are less concerned with changes in firm scope triggered by an increase in technology generality. We test our hypotheses by exploiting the enactment of constituency statutes in 34 U.S. states during the period 1976–2000 as a plausibly exogenous variation in firms’ stakeholder orientation."
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11 => Essec\Faculty\Model\Contribution {#2225
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"title" => "SMEs inventive performance and profitability in the markets for technology"
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This paper studies the inventive performance and profitability of technology specialists SMEs compared to vertically integrated SMEs.\n
The context is provided by European SMEs operating in a wide variety of industries.\n
Technology specialists SMEs have higher inventive performance than vertically-integrated SMEs.\n
Technology specialists SMEs have lower profitability than vertically-integrated SMEs.
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This paper studies the inventive performance and profitability of technology specialists SMEs compared to vertically integrated SMEs.\n
The context is provided by European SMEs operating in a wide variety of industries.\n
Technology specialists SMEs have higher inventive performance than vertically-integrated SMEs.\n
Technology specialists SMEs have lower profitability than vertically-integrated SMEs.
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12 => Essec\Faculty\Model\Contribution {#2226
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"title" => "Regional R&D Decentralization and Breakthrough Inventions: A Tale of Two Mechanisms"
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13 => Essec\Faculty\Model\Contribution {#2227
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