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Associate Professor, School of Management

Dr. Wang is an Associate Professor in the School of Management at San Jose State University. His research interests include social networks analysis, innovation generation and diffusion, and economic sociology.

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About Chunlei Wang

Dr. Wang is an Associate Professor in the School of Management at San Jose State University. His research interests include social networks analysis, innovation generation and diffusion, and economic sociology.

Present	Associate Professor, San Jose State University ‐ School of Management
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Business and Strategic Management Policy

Social networks analysis, Innovation generation and diffusion, and Economic sociology

2008	PhD, Stanford University
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chunlei.wang@sjsu.edu

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Refereed Articles (4)

Myopic Investor or Active Monitor? The Role of Institutional Investors ...

International Journal of Financial Research (2015)

Xiaoyan Xu, Chunlei Wang and Shijun Cheng

We examine the role of institutional investors in firms’ innovation strategies. We find that although institutional shareholding is positively related ...

Knowledge Networks, Collaboration Networks, and Exploratory Innovation

Academy Management Journal (2014)

Chunlei Wang, Simon Rodan, Mark Fruin and Xiaoyan Xu

Legitimizing Radical New Medical Services

Journal of Applied Business and Economics (2011)

Chunlei Wang, N. Clinch and A. Osland

Physicians enjoy considerable liberty in the creation of entrepreneurial ventures in the new frontiers of medicine. Professional societies may opine ...

Is Dr. Steinberg's Trait Selection a Viable Business?

Journal of Critical Incidents (2010)

Chunlei Wang, A. Osland, N. Clinch, W. Jiang, et al.

This critical incident focuses on decision making. In February 2009, Dr. Jeff Steinberg announced that his clinic, The Fertility Institutes, ...

A Population Based Model of Network Analysis

Academy of Management Proceeding (2007)

This article presents a population based model of network analysis. The purpose of the model is to differentiate the effects ...

Knowledge Network, Collaboration Network, and Individual Absorptive Capacity

The Fifth Intra-Organizational Networks Conference at University of Kentucky (2012)

Knowledge Network, Collaboration Network, and Individual Absorptive Capacity

The Sixth Annual Mid-Atlantic Strategy Colloquium & Doctoral Workshop, Kenan-Flagler Business School, University of North Carolina-Chapel Hill (2011)

Knowledge Network, Collaboration Network, and Individual Absorptive Capacity. In Pursuit ...

The Strategy Research Initiative in Association with Administrative Science Quarterly (2011)

Collaboration Networks, Knowledge Portfolio, and Creativity: A Study on Absorptive ...

The Future of Industry and Innovation in Asia: Firms, Alliances and Networks (2010)

Knowledge Base, Innovation, and Financial Performance. Evidence from Biotechnology and ...

The 2010 Israel Strategy Conference (2010)

Social Networks, Competition, and Institutionalization: An Integrated Perspective

Academy of Management (2008)

A Population Based Model of Network Analysis

Academy of Management (2007)

A Contingent Model of Competitor Influence on Innovation Adoption: Market ...

American Sociological Association Annual Meeting, Regular Session, Economic Sociology Section (2006)

Instrumental Rationality or Embeddedness: Tie Formation and Renewal between Limited ...

International Sunbelt Social Network Conference, Sunbelt XXVI (2006)

Networks, Competition and Strategic Decision Making

Industrial Advisory Committee Meeting of the Alliance for Innovative Manufacturing (AIM) (2004)

Contribution to Book

Social Structure:Changes and Linkages, the Advanced Phase of the ...

Meritocratic Allocation of Persons to Jobs (2002)