Chinese Management Studies: Volume 11 Issue 4

The effect of market orientation on new product development: a literature review

Yu Li, En Xie, Lulu Cheng

The effect of market orientation (MO) on new product development (NPD) has been widely discussed in recent research. This paper aims to summarize the theoretical and empirical…

Trust in the subordinate and deference to supervisor in China: A moderated mediation model of supervisor-subordinate guanxi and political mentoring

Pingqing Liu, Junxi Shi

The purpose of this paper is to illuminate the mechanism which can explain and predict subordinates’ deferential behaviour in China.

Exploring market orientation among Chinese small and medium-sized enterprises

Long Zhang, Ali Kara, John E. Spillan, Alma Mintu-Wimsatt

The role of marketing as a business function is rapidly changing in China. Consequently, their views on marketing orientation – whether it is accepted, rejected, modified or…

Using hierarchical linear modeling to test the effect of overall strategic fit on firm performance in different industry

Van Thac Dang, Chin-Shien Lin

This study aims at investigating the effect of an overall fit among strategy, environmental factors and organizational resources on firm performance, and the moderating role of…

Product market competition, regulatory changes, ownership structure and accounting conservatism: Evidence from China

Muhammad Ansar Majeed, Xian-zhi Zhang, Zhaonan Wang

This study aims to examine the impact of various dimensions of product market competition on accounting conservatism particularly in the wake of regulatory changes and varying…

Job satisfaction and turnover intention in China: The moderating effects of job alternatives and policy support

Shenglan Huang, Zhi Chen, Hefu Liu, Liying Zhou

This paper aims to examine the moderating effects of job alternatives and policy support on the relationship between job satisfaction and turnover intention.

The effect of psychological capital on start-up intention among young start-up entrepreneurs: A cross-cultural comparison

Chang-Hyun Jin

This paper aims to explore the effects of the positive psychological capital of young start-up entrepreneurs on start-up intention and entrepreneurial performance and examines…

Linking service innovation to firm performance: The roles of ambidextrous innovation and market orientation capability

Markus Chiahan Tsai, Chunhsien Wang

How in essence a firm’s service innovation affects its performance is always an intriguing and important issue to business researchers and practitioners. However little is known…

Ambidexterity strategic model-behavior logic and path choice

Zijie Li, Qiuling Gao

The purpose of this paper is to offer an alternative framework and solution for balancing exploitation–exploration tensions and their management.

How do entrepreneurs learn from critical events? A case study of critical event learning

Zhenggang Song, Liangxing He, Yuli Zhang

How do entrepreneurs learn from critical events or significant entrepreneurial experience? It is an important field in entrepreneurship cognition and learning studies. Previous…