prof. dr. Xavier Martin

Bio

My research examines how corporate strategies, interfirm relationships, and knowledge-based assets affect each other and jointly affect firm performance. My papers have appeared in Administrative Science Quarterly, the Academy of Management Journal, the Strategic Management Journal, Organization Science, Management Science, the Journal of International Business Studies and Research Policy, among others. I am the recipient of multiple research awards, including the Best International Paper Award (now Dexter Award) from the Academy of Management, both the Haynes Prize for Best Paper and the Richard N. Farmer Best Dissertation Award (now Peter J. Buckley and Mark Casson AIB Dissertation Award) from the Academy of International Business, and several Best Paper / Best Student Paper awards from the Strategic Management Society and the Academy of Management.

I am also the recipient of Best Teacher and Best Course awards from New York University and Tilburg University.

Teaching

I have taught courses in strategic management, international business, innovation management and research methods at the Bachelor, M.Sc., Full-Time through Executive MBA and Ph.D. levels.

Courses

• Advanced Strategy and Int.Bus. (CentER)

Recent publications

1. Explaining the interplay of value creation and value appropriation in…

   Ferrigno, G., Martin, X., & Dagnino, G. B. (2023). Explaining the interplay of value creation and value appropriation in strategic alliances: A developmental perspective. International Journal of Management Reviews. Advance online publication.

2. What does it mean to test theory?

   Kraimer, M. L., Martin, X., Schulze, W., & Seibert, S. (2023). What does it mean to test theory? Journal of Management Scientific Reports, 1(1), 8-17.

3. Heterogeneous adaptability: Learning, cash resources and the fine-gra…

   Martin, X., & Cuypers, I. (2023). Heterogeneous adaptability: Learning, cash resources and the fine-grained adjustment of misaligned governance. Strategic Management Journal. Advance online publication.

4. Multilevel models in international business research - Broadening the…

   Martin, X. (2020). Multilevel models in international business research: Broadening the scope for applications, and further reflection. In L. Eden, B. B. Nielsen, & A. Verbeke (Eds.), Research Methods in International Business (pp. 439-446). Springer.

5. Multilevel models in international business research

   Peterson, M. F., Arregle, J-L., & Martin, X. (2020). Multilevel models in international business research. In L. Eden, B. B. Nielsen, & A. Verbeke (Eds.), Research Methods in International Business (pp. 417-432). Springer.