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GROUP & ORGANIZATION MANAGEMENT
Volume 37, Issue 4, Pages 407-451Publisher
SAGE PUBLICATIONS INC
DOI: 10.1177/1059601112448422
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academic career; international collaboration; publication success
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In this study, the authors examine factors that explain international scholars' success in publishing in North American management journals through collaboration. Drawing on the international entry mode literature, the authors propose that international collaboration teams are more successful when they increase complementary resources and reduce transaction costs. A sample of 364 articles from 10 North American management journals shows that teams published in higher impact management journals when they had U.S. or Canadian collaborators, higher proportions of assistant professors, and less gender diversity. Combining additional findings from 23 semistructured interviews, the authors provide a research model to explain the resources and costs embedded in international collaboration teams as well as mechanisms that help transform costs into resources.
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