Handbook of Research on Corporate Entrepreneurship

Edited by Shaker A. Zahra, Professor of Strategy and Entrepreneurship and Robert E. Buuck Chair, Carlson School of Management, University of Minnesota, Donald O. Neubaum, DeSantis Distinguished Professor, Florida Atlantic University, US and James C. Hayton, Professor of Entrepreneurship, Warwick Business School, University of Warwick, UK

• Contents:IntroductionShaker A. Zahra, Donald O. Neubaum and James C. HaytonPART I CORPORATE ENTREPRENEURSHIP AND INTERNAL VENTURING1. Internal Corporate Venturing: A Review of (Almost) Five Decades of LiteratureSusan A. Hill and Stylianos Georgoulas2. Who is the Corporate Entrepreneur? Insights from Opportunity Discovery and Creation Theory.Henri Burgers and Vareska Van De Vrande3. A Dynamic Human Capital Perspective on Corporate Opportunity IdentificationMathew Hughes, Deniz Ucbasaran and Miranda LewisPART II CORPORATE ENTREPRENEURSHIP AND ORGANIZATIONAL CAPABILITY4. Towards a Relational View of Corporate EntrepreneurshipZeki Simsek and Ciaran Heavey5. Institutionalizing Corporate Entrepreneurship as the Firm’s Innovation Function: Reflections from a Longitudinal Research ProgramGina Colarelli O’Connor6. Strategic Renewal and Firm Performance: Implication of Incremental Versus radical change after environmental upheavalsElton L. Scifres, James J. Chrisman and Esra MemiliPART III CORPORATE VENTURE CAPITAL AND EXTERNAL VENTURING7. Corporate Venture Capital: Important Themes and Future DirectionsSandip Basu, Anu Wadhwa and Suresh Kotha8. InnoVen and the Monsanto Paradox: Strategic Exploration with the First External Corporate Venture Capital FundMariann Jelinek and Diana Day9. Explorative and Exploitative Learning from Corporate Venture Capital: A Model of Program Level DeterminantsThomas Keil, Shaker A. Zahra and Markku Maula10. What Inventions do Corporate Entrepreneurship Programs Access? Corporate Venture Capital Investment in Complementary and Substituting Ventures.Gary Dushnitsky and Miles ShaverIndex

'With this Handbook, corporate entrepreneurship has truly come of age as a significant field in entrepreneurship and management. Zahra, Neubaum and Hayton have gathered together in this volume an excellent set of contributions covering the landscape of the theoretical and empirical dimensions of corporate entrepreneurship. Scholars will find particularly stimulating the many directions for further research elaborated throughout the volume that will ensure the longevity of corporate entrepreneurship as a research program.'--Mike Wright, Imperial College London, UK'Zahra, Neubaum and Hayton have assembled an exciting set of works on corporate entrepreneurship (CE). The Handbook of Research on Corporate Entrepreneurship is a must-read for anyone serious about the topic. It features the world's leading CE thinkers covering an impressive breadth of subjects and perspectives. The literature review that kicks off the volume lays the groundwork for the many novel topics and approaches that follow. I expect this Handbook to become an instant classic in the field.'--Harry J. Sapienza, University of Minnesota, US