Cognitive framing and incumbent inertia in response to technological discontinuities: a replication and extension of the Gilbert study in the German book retailing industry
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%A König, Andreas
%D 2009
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%T Cognitive framing and incumbent inertia in response to technological discontinuities: a replication and extension of the Gilbert study in the German book retailing industry
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title = {Cognitive framing and incumbent inertia in response to technological discontinuities: a replication and extension of the Gilbert study in the German book retailing industry},
year = 2009
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