Papers by Andrew B Tylecote
British Journal of Industrial Relations, 1975
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Comparative Social Research, 2007
This paper is ambitious. Its central purpose is to examine how a number of developed economies, p... more This paper is ambitious. Its central purpose is to examine how a number of developed economies, plus the largest developing economy, vary in terms of corporate governance: USA, Japan, Germany, UK, France, Italy, South Korea, Taiwan, Sweden, Switzerland and ...
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Oxford Economic Papers
... manage-1 I am grateful to CL Day and RJ Ruffell, both of the Department of Economics, Univers... more ... manage-1 I am grateful to CL Day and RJ Ruffell, both of the Department of Economics, University of Stirling, for their invaluable help in the formulation and presentation of this paper. ... unorganized. Page 2. ANDREW B. TYLECOTE 241 ...
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Research Policy, 2006
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Technovation, 2005
In this paper, we present case studies of two heavy engineering firms, one Italian and another Br... more In this paper, we present case studies of two heavy engineering firms, one Italian and another British, in order to shed light on the reasons that might explain the Italian marked competitive advantage in such industries and the British progressive loss of market share. The ...
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Technology Analysis & Strategic Management, 2005
ABSTRACT Since its economic reform began in 1979 China's economy has grown rapidly but it... more ABSTRACT Since its economic reform began in 1979 China's economy has grown rapidly but its dynamism has not been shared by the state-owned enterprises (SOEs) at its core. Although some progress has been made, a large proportion of SOEs remain inefficient and uncompetitive, failing to exploit their advantages in scale, experience and resources. In contrast there has been rapid growth first of the collective and township enterprises, and then of the private sector, now the largest ownership type. However, private businesses continue to be handicapped by poor access to finance and other resources. These have however been made freely available to firms with only a minority state shareholding and otherwise owned by private shareholders and employees. This paper, focussing on the telecoms manufacturing sector, compares minority-state-owned hybrids favourably with other ownership types and argues that in the Chinese setting they can and should play a key role in future development.
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Technology Analysis & Strategic Management, 1998
The process of technological innovation poses three challenges to a financial system: novelly, vi... more The process of technological innovation poses three challenges to a financial system: novelly, visibility, and approapriability. Its capacity to cope with these challenges is a function of which groups/organizations are stakeholders in innovatio and to what extent; and in what way and to what extent they are enfranchised. From this point of view, the British and Japanese financial systems differ
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Research Policy, 2008
... Was it due to the incoherence of policy one of Nolan's main criticisms? ... Some domes... more ... Was it due to the incoherence of policy one of Nolan's main criticisms? ... Some domestic firms (such as Ningbo Bird, Amoi, TCL and Legend) have mastered the technology of large-scale handset production and begun to localize applied software and handset feature designs. ...
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Research Policy, 2013
ABSTRACT How can ‘late-comer firms’ (LCFs) in developing economies manage their development of te... more ABSTRACT How can ‘late-comer firms’ (LCFs) in developing economies manage their development of technological capability, and within it their IP, strategically, in order to become fully competitive internationally? Under what conditions, external and internal, are they likely to succeed? This paper develops a theoretical framework for understanding LCFs’ technology strategy and predicting its outcome, then applies it to the cases of three Chinese firms in sectors at different levels of technology intensity. This yields insights as to its limitations and further development. These help explain mainland China's very limited catch-up in high technology sectors – and to a lesser extent in medium-high technology. We show how our findings can be reconciled with the much greater success of Korean firms some 20 years earlier, if the effect of corporate governance differences is recognised.
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Recherches économiques de Louvain, 2008
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R&D Management, 2009
© John Bessant and Tim Venables, 2008 All rights reserved. No part of this publication may be rep... more © John Bessant and Tim Venables, 2008 All rights reserved. No part of this publication may be reproduced, stored in a retrieval system or transmitted in any form or by any means, electronic, mechanical or photocopying, recording, or otherwise without the prior ...
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Organization Studies, 2007
... Meanwhile, national systems of finance and/or corporate governance were being categorized, mo... more ... Meanwhile, national systems of finance and/or corporate governance were being categorized, mostly by financial ... Tylecote: The Role of Finance and Corporate Governance in Innovation ... digital cameras was finally forced through by the chief execu-tive, an accountant by training ...
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Journal of Manufacturing Technology Management, 2008
... Isabel Cantista, Universidade Lusiada, Porto, Portugal. Andrew Tylecote, The Management Schoo... more ... Isabel Cantista, Universidade Lusiada, Porto, Portugal. Andrew Tylecote, The Management School,University of Sheffield, Sheffield, UK. ... be good for this company, because as long as we are wedded to trying to get lowest cost here I have to keep as many balls up in the air as I ...
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Journal of Economic Studies, 1987
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Journal of Business Finance & Accounting, 1994
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International Journal of Learning and Intellectual Capital, 2010
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Industry & Innovation, 2009
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Industry & Innovation, 1999
... Please use this identifier to cite or link to this item: http://hdl.handle.net/10068/389442. ... more ... Please use this identifier to cite or link to this item: http://hdl.handle.net/10068/389442. Title: Corporate governance, innovation systems and industrial performance. Authors: Tylecote, A. Sheffield Univ. Management School (United Kingdom). ...
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