Gianluca Carnabuci - Pubblicazioni all'USI

Pubblicazioni principali

• Operti E., Carnabuci G. (forthcoming). Public Knowldge, private gain: The effect of spillover networks on firms' innovative performance. Journal of Management.
• Carnabuci G., Operti E. (forthcoming). Where do firms’ recombinant capabilities come from? Intra-organizational networks, knowledge, and firms’ ability to innovate by technological recombination. Strategic Management Journal.
• Carnabuci G., Wezel F. (2011). Back to the future: careers transition at the dawn of capitalism: the immigration of merchants from the Southern Netherlands to Amsterdam, 1578 - 1602. Organization Studies, December 2011 vol. 32 no. 12 1621-1637 .
• Hayton J., Carnabuci G., Eisenberger R. (2011). With a little help from my colleagues: A social embeddeness perspective on employees' perceived organizational support. Journal of Organizational Behavior, 33 (2): 235–249 .
• Carnabuci G. (2010). The ecology of technological progress: How symbiosis and competition impact the growth of technology domains. Social Forces, 88 (5): 2163-2187.

Riviste scientifiche (con peer review)

• Operti E., Carnabuci G. (forthcoming). Public Knowldge, private gain: The effect of spillover networks on firms' innovative performance. Journal of Management.
• Carnabuci G. (forthcoming). The concentration of technological progress. Empirical Economics.
• Carnabuci G., Operti E. (forthcoming). Where do firms’ recombinant capabilities come from? Intra-organizational networks, knowledge, and firms’ ability to innovate by technological recombination. Strategic Management Journal.
• Operti E., Carnabuci G. (2012). Good for one, bad for most? Intrafirm networks and innovation at the inventor and firm level. Academy of Management Best Paper Proceedings (Winner of the AoM Best Paper Award for the TIM division).
• Carnabuci G., Wezel F. (2011). Back to the future: careers transition at the dawn of capitalism: the immigration of merchants from the Southern Netherlands to Amsterdam, 1578 - 1602. Organization Studies, December 2011 vol. 32 no. 12 1621-1637 .
• Emery C., Carnabuci G., Brinberg D. (2011). Relational schemas to investigate the process of leadership emergence.. Academy of Management Best Paper Proceedings. .
• Hayton J., Carnabuci G., Eisenberger R. (2011). With a little help from my colleagues: A social embeddeness perspective on employees' perceived organizational support. Journal of Organizational Behavior, 33 (2): 235–249 .
• Carnabuci G., Operti E. (2010). Investigating the link between R&D organization and firms' recombinant capabilities. Academy of Management Best Paper Proceedings.
• Carnabuci G. (2010). The ecology of technological progress: How symbiosis and competition impact the growth of technology domains. Social Forces, 88 (5): 2163-2187.
• Carnabuci G. (2010). The evolving structure of the technological landscape. Technology Analysis and Strategic Management, 23 (2): 145¿158.
• Carnabuci G., Bruggeman J. (2009). Knowledge specialization, knowledge brokerage, and the uneven growth of technology domains. Social Forces.
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• Operti E., Carnabuci G. (2008). Knowledge that flows and knowledge that grows: inventive performance in the semiconductor field.. Academy of Management Best Paper Proceedings.
• Bruggeman J., Carnabuci G., Vermeulen I. (2003). A Note on Structural Holes Theory and Niche Overlap. Social Networks.

Libri

• Carnabuci G. (2006). A theory knowledge growth: Network analysis of US patents 1975-1999. Amsterdam University Press.

Contributi a libri

• Carnabuci G. (2009). Productivity. International Encyclopedia of Public Policy: Governance in a Global Age, Vol. 2: Economic Policy .
• Carnabuci G., Operti E. (2008). Knowledge growth through inter-organizational knowledge recombination: an analysis of the US semiconductor industry between 1976-2002.. In A. Comacchio and A. Pontiggia (Eds.). L¿organizzazione fa la differenza: 259-286. Roma: Carocci..