Environmental context, managerial cognition, and strategic action: an integrated view
University of Nebraska–Lincoln · Georgia State University
Abstract
Abstract This study addresses an apparent disconnect between two views of strategic action: the ‘economic view,’ which contends that industry structure is the primary influence on strategic action, and the ‘cognitive view,’ which suggests that managerial cognition drives strategic action. We argue that this disconnect has created artificial boundaries between the two perspectives and has limited our ability to develop holistic explanations of strategic action. In response, we develop an integrated model that answers two questions: 1) Does industry context affect managerial cognition? 2) Does managerial cognition mediate the relationship between industry context and strategic responses to environmental changes?…
Citation impact
- FWCI
- 38.19
- Percentile
- 100%
- References
- 160
Authors
2Topics & keywords
- Action (physics)
- Cognition
- Context (archaeology)
- Representation (politics)
- Business
- Psychology
- Political science
- Politics
- Industry, innovation and infrastructure