Tina C. Ambos

Vienna University of Economics and Business, A-1090 Vienna, Austria

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The hierarchical erosion effect: a new perspective on perceptual differences and business performance

Cristina B. Gibson,Julian Birkinshaw, Dana McDaniel Sumpter,Tina Ambos

Journal of Management Studies, (2019)

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How does de-globalization affect location decisions? A study of managerial perceptions of risk and return

Tina C. Ambos, Beate Cesinger,Felix Eggers, Sascha Kraus

Global Strategy Journal, (2019)

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The micro-foundations of subsidiary initiatives: how subsidiary-manager activities unlock entrepreneurship

Donal O'Brien,Pamela Sharkey Scott,Ulf Andersson,Ulf Andersson,Tina C. Ambos,Na Fu

Global Strategy Journal, (2018)

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Boundary Spanning Activities of Corporate HQ Executives Insights from a Longitudinal Study

Julian Birkinshaw,Tina C. Ambos,Cyril Bouquet

Journal of Management Studies, no. 4 (2017): 422-454

Cited by19Bibtex

Rethinking the role of the centre in the multidivisional firm: A retrospective

Tina C. Ambos, Guenter Mueller-Stewens

Long Range Planning, no. 1 (2017): 8-16

Cited by3Bibtex

Imbalance and Isolation: How Team Configurations Affect Global Knowledge Sharing

Tina C. Ambos,Björn Ambos, Katharina J. Eich,Jonas F. Puck

Journal of International Management, no. 4 (2016): 316-332

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Distance and perceptions of risk in internationalization decisions

Sascha Kraus,Tina C Ambos,Felix Eggers, Beate Cesinger

Journal of Business Research, no. 7 (2015): 1501-1505

Cited by52Bibtex

La heurística de los ejecutivos en la toma de decisiones internacionales

Beate Cesinger,Felix Eggers, Sascha Kraus,Tina C Ambos

(2015)

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Entrepreneurial orientation and SME performance across societal cultures: An international study

Thorsten Semrau,Tina C Ambos, Sascha Kraus

Journal of Business Research, no. 5 (2015): 1928-1932

Cited by46Bibtex

Unravelling the Subsidiary Initiative Process: A Multilevel Approach: Unravelling the Subsidiary Initiative Process

Anna Strutzenberger,Tina C Ambos

International Journal of Management Reviews, (2014)

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Unravelling the Subsidiary Initiative Process: A Multilevel Approach

Anna Strutzenberger,Tina C Ambos

International Journal of Management Reviews, (2014)

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Combining Stocks and Flows of Knowledge: The Effects of Intra-Functional and Cross-Functional Complementarity

Tina C Ambos,Phillip C Nell,Torben Pedersen

(2013)

Cited by17Bibtex

Combining Stocks and Flows of Knowledge: The Effects of Intra-Functional and Cross-Functional Complementarity: Effects of Intra-Functional and Cross-Functional Complementarity

Tina C Ambos,Phillip C Nell,Torben Pedersen

(2013)

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Standortwahl, Management und Performance internationaler F&E-Investitionen in peripheren Volkswirtschaften

Björn Ambos,Tina C. Ambos,Anja Schuster

(2011)

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A dynamic perspective on subsidiary autonomy

Bjorn Ambos,Kazuhiro Asakawa,Tina C Ambos

(2011)

Cited by58Bibtex

Meeting the challenge of offshoring R&D: an examination of firm- and location-specific factors: Meeting the challenge of offshoring R&D

Bjorn Ambos,Tina C Ambos

(2011)

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Meeting the challenge of offshoring R&D: an examination of firm‐ and location‐specific factors

Bjorn Ambos,Tina C Ambos

(2011)

Cited by21Bibtex

What are the consequences of initiative-taking in multinational subsidiaries

Tina C Ambos,Ulf Andersson,Julian Birkinshaw

Journal of International Business Studies, (2010)

Cited by252Bibtex

How do ventures evolve? An inductive study of the process of charter change in technology ventures

Tina C Ambos,Julian Birkinshaw

(2010)

Cited by11Bibtex

How Do New Ventures Evolve? An Inductive Study of Archetype Changes in Science-Based Ventures

Tina C. Ambos,Julian Birkinshaw

Organization Science, no. 6 (2010): 1125-1140

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