vincent Mangematin

Grenoble Ecole de Management, MTS, Faculty Member

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My research stands at the intersection of Strategic Management, Management of Knowledge and Innovation.
Vincent’s key research interest lies within innovation and the evolution of technologies, business models and institutions. More specificly, he analyses the conditions of change of the dynamics of innovation in different industries, nanotechnologies, biotechnologies, cultural industries and business education.
His main research areas are:
- Strategic management of innovation, business model evolution
- Role of clusters, geographic agglomeration and networks of firm growth
- Institutionalisation processes in emerging and changing environments
- Globalization of business education, the future of business schools and scientific production in management.
Phone: +33476706058
Address: 12 rue Pierre Semard
BP 127
38003 Grenoble Cedex 1
FRANCE

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A Note On The Evolution Of The French Management Scholarship, 1994-2014

M@n@gement, 2015

This editorial note1 pictures the evolution of French management scholarship, 10 years after the ... more This editorial note1 pictures the evolution of French management scholarship, 10 years after the takeoff of research at the international level. It analyses the decoupling between the consolidation of the industry with the French research in Management which is still emerging. It suggests that institutionalized patterns have been imported from international bodies. To explore this evolution, we analyze the international image of French scholarship as it is revealed on the Web of Science. We discuss the relative evolution of business schools and university departments in research and their relative performances in terms of scientific production (number of articles) and visibility (number of citations). Finally, we consider the effects of on-going strategies and the sustainability of imitation during the industry’s consolidation phase. We show how strategic convergence and imitation lead to Red Queen Effects and prevent organizations from achieving and sustaining strategic differentiation in the medium term.

Introduction: Business Models and Modelling Business Models

Advances in Strategic Management, 2015

He has contributed to many lines of thinking in the Strategy field, including cognition, organiza... more He has contributed to many lines of thinking in the Strategy field, including cognition, organizational change, networks and alliances, and in many contexts including mature industries and biotechnology. Recently he has been associated with thinking concerning business models through his promotion of the concept of 'Business Models as models' and his role as leading editor of the 2010 Long Range Planning Special Issue on Business Models.

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