Managing Technological, Sociopolitical, and Institutional Change in the New Normal

Ahlstrom，David1; Arregle，Jean Luc2; Hitt，Michael A.3; Qian，Gongming4; Ma，Xufei5; Faems，Dries6

2020

10.1111/joms.12569

JOURNAL OF MANAGEMENT STUDIES   影响因子和分区

0022-2380

1467-6486

A New Normal environment for business has emerged in the years after the 2008 financial crisis based on numerous changes in the world's economic, technological, demographic, and sociopolitical factors. This combination of changes has created a New Normal environment for firms with major implications for managers, strategists, and entrepreneurs alike. It has resulted in an environment with new challenges and opportunities that are considerably different from what firms had to contend with in the years previous. In this paper, we present the main changes that characterize the current New Normal business environment and highlight some key implications for strategy and management. Then, we present the nine articles in this special issue dealing with different dimensions of this new environment for firms. Subsequently, we outline some future research questions that could help to advance our knowledge of the New Normal environment and its implications for firms and management theories. In examining the New Normal, it is important to be reminded that the world is indeed round and even small actions on one side of the globe can have a major impact on organizations on the other side of the globe.

communication technology innovation institutions new normal nonergodic change small events state intervention

SSCI

英语

其他

Business & Economics

Business ; Management

WOS:000522993400001

WILEY

ECONOMICS BUSINESS

2-s2.0-85081237782

Scopus

1.The Chinese University of Hong Kong,Hong Kong
2.EM Lyon Business School,France
3.Texas AM University,United States
4.Southern University of Science and Technology,China
5.City University of Hong Kong,Hong Kong
6.WHU Otto Beisheim,School of Management,Germany

Ahlstrom，David,Arregle，Jean Luc,Hitt，Michael A.,et al. Managing Technological, Sociopolitical, and Institutional Change in the New Normal[J]. JOURNAL OF MANAGEMENT STUDIES,2020,57(3):411-437.

Ahlstrom，David,Arregle，Jean Luc,Hitt，Michael A.,Qian，Gongming,Ma，Xufei,&Faems，Dries.(2020).Managing Technological, Sociopolitical, and Institutional Change in the New Normal.JOURNAL OF MANAGEMENT STUDIES,57(3),411-437.

Ahlstrom，David,et al."Managing Technological, Sociopolitical, and Institutional Change in the New Normal".JOURNAL OF MANAGEMENT STUDIES 57.3(2020):411-437.