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Books
The Venturesome Economy: How Innovation Sustains Prosperity in a More Connected World Princeton University Press (October 2008)
The Origin and Evolution of New Businesses.
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Politics and Economic Reality.
Basic Books,
Stevenson, H.H., Grousbeck, H.I., Roberts, M.J., and Bhide, A.V., New Business Ventures and The Entrepreneur, 5th ed. Burr Ridge, IL: Irwin/McGraw-Hill, 1999.
Sahlman, W.A.., Stevenson, H.H., Roberts, M. J., and Bhide, A.V., The
Entrepreneurial Venture,
Monograph
Entrepreneurship
and Venture Capital: Topics in Corporate Finance. (9) 2004.
Dissertation
"The Causes and Consequences of Hostile Takeovers." Doctor
of Business Administration.
Articles, Working Papers and book chapters
With Edmund S. Phelps, “A Dynamic Theory of China-U.S. Trade: Making Sense of the Imbalances” World Economics Vol. 8 No. 3 July-September 2007. (based on July 2005 Center for Capitalism and Society Working Paper No. 4)
“What holds back Bangalore Businesses?” (2008) Asian Economic Papers, 7:1 “Based on December 2004 working paper
"Offshoring: Why Venture Capital-Backed Businesses Stay at Home" (July 20, 2007). Available at SSRN: http://ssrn.com/abstract=1001104
With Carl Schramm, , “Phelps’s Prize” Jan 29 2007. The Wall Street Journal p. A16
“Venturesome Consumption, Innovation and Globalization” (2006) Paper for a Joint Conference of CESifo and the Center on Capitalism and Society, Venice, 21 - 22 July 2006. To be published in an MIT Press conference volume edited by Edmund Phelps and Hans-Werner Sinn.
With Edmund S. Phelps, “Merkantilismus im Reich der Mitte” Frankfurter Allgemeine
Zeitung 22 July 2006, Nr. 168 p. 13
“How Novelty Aversion Affects Financing Options” (2006). Capitalism and Society :Vol. 1 No. 1, Article 1. Published with accompanying discussion by Robert Solow.
With Edmund S. Phelps, “Classical Theory versus the Real World” July 25 2005. The Wall Street Journal p. A14
“Non-destructive creation: How entrepreneurship sustains development” in The Emergence of Entrepreneurial Economics, G.T. Vinig, R. van der Voort eds., Elsevier Science: Amsterdam (based on a lecture given at the Royal Society of Arts, London on the 17th of November 2004)
“What Rôle for Entrepreneurship in India?” November 2004. mimeo
“Tax and Spend, Please” Project Syndicate November 2004 (Unabridged version)
"More, bigger faster” Across the Board, September-October 2004 (based on Oct 2003 Working Paper, “Hard-headed optimism about globalization”)
“Missing the true significance of outsourcing” Asian Wall Street Journal, June 23, 2004.
“The global economics of desire” Project Syndicate February 2004
“Taking Care: How Concerns about Prior Knowledge Affect the Financing of Novel Projects” Working paper, November 2000 (rev. Oct. 2003) http://ssrn.com/abstract=281687
"Building the Professional Firm: McKinsey & Co.: 1939-1968." (2002) International Journal Of Entrepreneurship Education (prev. Working Paper 95-010 Harvard Business School: 1996.)
“Business as usual after boom and bust.” Financial Times July 9 2001, Mastering Investment series
"David and Goliath, Reconsidered", Harvard Business Review, V 78, N 5, pp. 26-27, September-October 2000
“Will the real entrepreneur please stand up?” Wall Street Journal Europe August 7, 2000
“The art of overcoming those first-contract nerves”, Financial Times,
“The Questions Every Entrepreneur Must Answer,” Harvard Business Review, V 73, N 6, pp. 120-130, November-December 1996.
“Fair Stock Markets: The Hidden Cost,” The New York Times, January 22, 1995.
“High cost of liquidity,” Financial Times, December 13, 1994.
"Efficient Markets, Deficient Governance," Harvard Business Review, V 72, N 6: pp. 129-139, November-December 1994.
“The hidden costs of investor protection: lessons from the US,” Royal Society of Arts Journal, V CXLII, N 5452, July 1994: pp. 27-34. (from lecture delivered to the Royal Society of Arts, London April 13, 1994)
"How Entrepreneurs Craft Strategies That Work," Harvard Business Review, V 72, N 2: pp. 150-161, March-April 1994.
"Return to Judgment," Journal of Portfolio Management, V 20, N 2: pp. 19-25, Winter 1994.
"Clinton Business Plan: Help Unwanted." The New York Times, May 9, 1993, p F11.
"The Hidden Costs of Stock Market Liquidity," Journal of Financial Economics, V 34, 1993: pp. 31-51.
"Bootstrap Finance: The Art of Start-ups," Harvard Business Review, V 70, N 66, November-December 1992: pp. 109-117.
With Howard Stevenson, "Trust, Uncertainty, and Profit," Journal of Socio-Economics, V 21, N 3: pp. 191-208, Fall 1992. Won award at the IAREP/SASE (International Association for Research in Economic Psychology/Society for the Advancement of Socio-Economics) Conference, Stockholm, June 1991.
"Reversing Corporate Diversification," Journal of Applied Corporate Finance, V 3, N 2: pp. 70-81, September 1990.
With Howard Stevenson, "Why Be Honest if Honesty Doesn't Pay," Harvard Business Review, V 68, N 5: pp. 121-129, September-October 1990.
"In Praise of Corporate Raiders," Policy Review, The Heritage Foundation, N 47: pp. 21-23, Winter 1989.
"The Causes and Consequences of Hostile Takeovers," Journal of Applied Corporate Finance, V 2, N 2: pp. 36-59, Summer 1989.
"Why Not Leverage Your Company to the Hilt?," Harvard Business Review, V 66, N 3: pp. 92-98, May-June 1988.
With Howard Stevenson, "Employment versus Sub-Contracting: The Real Trade-Offs," Harvard Business School Working Paper 88-046, l988.
"Hustle as Strategy," Harvard Business Review, V 64, N 5: pp. 59-65, September-October 1986.
“Not Just a Fast-Buck Craving; What’s Driving MBA’s to Wall Street,” New York Times, July 27, 1986.
"Beyond Keynes: Demand Side Economics," Harvard Business Review, V 6, N 4 : pp. 100-110, July-August 1983.
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"Finding Economic Formulas for the
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"Looking at how managers work with workers," (book review) The
Wall Street Journal,
"Exchange Rates: Floating Does It Better," The Wall
Street Journal,
"The Crucial Weaknesses of Japan Inc.," The Wall Street Journal,
Cases
Entrepreneurial Management Course Overview Note,
The Road Well-Traveled,
Tales from Successful Entrepreneurs,
Johnson-Grace: March 1994,
Bob Reiss and Valdawn (A), Harvard Business School case 396-063 (1995) [21].
Bob Reiss and Valdawn (B), Harvard Business School case 396-064 (1995) [1].
Bob Reiss and Valdawn (C), Harvard Business School case 396-065 (1995) [3].
Metropolis Software: May 1995, Harvard Business School case 396-005 (1995) [14].
Note on Building the Self-Sustaining Firm, Harvard Business School note 395-200 (1995) [9].
With Mark Thurber, HLS/HBS JD/MBA '89, Stonyfield Farm: September 1994, Harvard Business School case 395-157 (1995) [24].
With Jay Dial, Research Associate, Physician Sales & Service, Inc.: June 1992 (A), Harvard Business School case 395-066 (l994) [32].
Physician Sales & Service, Inc.: March 1993 (B), Harvard Business School case 395-157 (1994) [3].
Physician Sales & Service, Inc.: March 1993 (C), Harvard Business School case 395-078 (1994) [1].
Physician Sales & Service, Inc.: July 1993 (D), Harvard Business School case 395-079 (1994) [18].
Physician Sales & Service, Inc.: August 1993 (E), Harvard Business School case 395-080 (1994) [2].
Physician Sales & Service, Inc.: November 1993 (F), Harvard Business School case 395-119 (1994) [1].
With Michael Alter, HBS MBA '94, Selling As A Systematic Process, Harvard Business School case 395-091 (1994) [6].
Marcia Radosevich and Health Payment Review: 1989 (A), Harvard Business School case 394-204 (1994) [9].
Marcia Radosevich and Health Payment Review: 1989 (B), Harvard Business School case 394-205 (1994) [1].
Marcia Radosevich and Health Payment Review: 1989 (C), Harvard Business School case 394-206 (1994) [1].
Marcia Radosevich and Health Payment Review: 1989 (D), Harvard Business School case 394-207 (1994) [1].
Marcia Radosevich and Health Payment Review: 1989 (E), Harvard Business School case 394-208 (1994) [1].
Marcia Radosevich and Health Payment Review: 1989 (F), Harvard Business School case 394-209 (1994) [1].
Marcia Radosevich and Health Payment Review: 1989 (G), Harvard Business School case 394-210 (1994) [1].
Note on Developing Start-up Strategies, Harvard Business School note 394-067 (1993) [15].
Deaver Brown and Cross River, Inc., Harvard Business School case 394-042 (1993) [5].
Cherrill Farnsworth and TME, Inc.: 1990 (A), Harvard Business School case 394-021 (1993) [20].
Cherrill Farnsworth and TME, Inc.: 1990 (B), Harvard Business School case 394-022 (1993) [2].
With Laura Pochup, Research Associate, National Communications Inc. (A): 1988, Harvard Business School case 393-103 (1993) [18].
With Laura Pochup, Research Associate, National Communications Inc. (B): 1988, Harvard Business School case 393-104 (1993) [3].
McKinsey & Co. (A): 1956, Harvard Business School case 393-066 (1992) [34].
McKinsey & Co. (B): 1966, Harvard Business School case 393-067 (1993) [17].
With Valery Rayzman, HBS '90, and Christopher J. Hackett, HBS '90, The DAG Group, Harvard Business School case 392-077 (1990) [16].
Momenta Corporation (A), Harvard Business School case 392-013 (1991) [8].
Momenta Corporation (B), Harvard Business School case 392-014 (1991) [21].
Momenta Corporation (C), Harvard Business School case 392-048 (1991) [1].
With Shawn J. Bryant, Yolanda R. Daniels, Nina T. Henderson, and M. Bruce Robinson, HBS '91, Granite Broadcasting Corporation (A), Harvard Business School case 392-008 (1991) [18].
With Shawn J. Bryant, Yolanda R. Daniels, Nina T. Henderson, and M. Bruce Robinson, HBS '91, Granite Broadcasting Corporation (B), , Harvard Business School case 392-009 (1991) [2].
With Laura Pochop, Research Associate, Paul Olsen (A), Harvard Business School case 392-011 (1991) [11].
With Laura Pochop, Research Associate, Paul Olsen (B), Harvard Business School case 392-015 (1991) [1].
With Myra Hart, Research Associate, Peanut Butter Fantasies: June 1989, Harvard Business School case 391-072 (1990) [21].
With Kevin Hinton, Research Associate, Image Presentations, Inc., Harvard Business School case 390-140 (1990) [18].
With Howard Stevenson and Phil Bilden, Note on Acquiring Bank Credit,
Note on Analyzing New Ventures, Harvard Business School note 393-053 (1992) [21].
With Gerardo J. Espinoza, HBS '90, Note on Buying a Franchise, Harvard Business School note 491-024 (1990) [16].
Vinod Khosla and Sun Microsystems (A), Harvard Business School case 390-049 (1990) [34].
Vinod Khosla and Sun Microsystems (B), Harvard Business School case 390-050 (1989) [1].
Vinod Khosla and Sun Microsystems (C), Harvard Business School case 390-051 (1989) [2].
With Howard Stevenson Note on Attracting Stakeholders, , Harvard Business School note 389-139 (1989) [11].
Sri Lanka (B), written under the supervision of Professor Bruce Scott: 1980.
Singapore (A), written under the supervision of Professor Bruce Scott: 1980.
Singapore (B), written under the supervision of Professor Bruce Scott: 1980.
The Irish Republic, written under the supervision of Professor Bruce Scott: 1979.
Teaching Notes
With Judith Maas, McKinsey & Co. (A) and (B), Harvard Business School Teaching Note 396-401 (1996) [19].
Deaver Brown and Cross River, Inc., Harvard Business School Teaching Note [12].
Physician Sales & Service, Inc. (A) - (C), Harvard Business School Teaching Note 396-405 [9].
National Communications Inc. (A) and (B), Harvard Business School Teaching Note 396-369 [10].
Johnson-Grace: March 1994, Harvard Business School Teaching Note 396-332 (1996) [15].
Physician Sales and Service, Inc. (D) - (F), Harvard Business School Teaching Note 396-333 (1996) [8].
With Judith Maas, Marcia Radosevich and Health Payment Review: 1989 (A) - (G), Harvard Business School Teaching Note 396-218 (1996) [8].
The DAG Group, Harvard Business School Teaching Note 392-121 (1992) [9].
Image Presentations, Harvard Business School Teaching Note 392-120 (1992) [12].
With Research Associate Myra Hart, Peanut Butter Fantasies, Inc. Teaching Note, Harvard Business School 392-119 (1992) [33].
Vinod Khosla and Sun Microsystems (A), (B) and (C), Harvard Business School Teaching Note 392-118 (1992) [10].
Granite Broadcasting Corporation (A) and (B), Harvard Business School Teaching Note 392-117 (1992) [11].
Momenta Corporation (A), Harvard Business School Teaching Note 392-115 (1992) [6].
Momenta Corporation (B) and (C), Harvard Business School Teaching Note 392-116 (1992) [11].
Paul Olsen (A) and (B), Harvard Business School Teaching Note 392-114 (1992)
[10].