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Cross the River by Feeling the Stones: an Analysis of the Dominant Logic of Chinese Entrepreneurs
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Dominująca logika firmy, rozumiana jako mapa poznawcza menedżerów i wynikający z niej wzorzec działania, stała się jednym z najważniejszych problemów badawczych na styku przedsiębiorczości i zarządzania strategicznego. Artykuł, wykorzystując dotychczasowe wyniki badań nad dominującą logiką przedsiębiorców z gospodarek w okresie transformacji, jest studium map poznawczych wybranej grupy typowych chińskich przedsiębiorców z trzech różnych branż. Badania wykazały istotne podobieństwo dominującej logiki chińskich przedsiębiorców - zarówno w ich percepcji otoczenia, głównych wyborów, jak i wynikających w nich rutyn. Otoczenie widzą przez pryzmat kilku kluczowych zagrożeń i problemów, unikają eksperymentowania i ryzykownych wyborów strategicznych, minimalizują liczbę rutyn, zastępując je bieżącym nadzorem i centralizacją decyzji, oraz korzystają z ograniczonej liczby źródeł informacji w procesie uczenia się. (abstrakt oryginalny)
The dominant logic is the manner in which firms make sense of their environments and conceptualize and make critical decisions. This became an important research topic in the area where entrepreneurship and strategic management overlap. This study applies previous analyses on dominant logic in emerging economies to generate insight of the dominant logic of Chinese entrepreneurs from three different industries. Empirical evidence points to striking similarities of dominant logic between those entrepreneurial firms in their perception of the environment, critical choices and organizational routines. Entrepreneurs perceive the business environment as consisting mainly of problems and threats, they avoid experimentation and risky choices following mainly initial choices made at the inception of firms, substitute management systems and routines with centralization and personal control, and limit the learning process to critical failures. (original abstract)
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43-53
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- Uniwersytet Warszawski; Akademia Leona Koźmińskiego
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- Sun Yat-sen University, China
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