Eunkwang Seo

Assistant Professor of Management at Oklahoma State University

Research

Publications

Seo, E., Song, J., & Jin, C. (2023) Heterogeneity of optimal balance between exploration and exploitation: The moderating role of firm technological capability and industry alliance network position. Industry and Innovation, 30(4): 423-451. Link

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Seo, E. & Somaya, D. (2022) Living it up at the Hotel California: Employee mobility barriers and collaborativeness in firms’ innovation. Organization Science, 33(2): 766-784. Link

  • Winner, Best Interdisciplinary Paper Award (Strategic Human Capital IG), Strategic Management Society Annual Conference in Paris, 2018
  • Winner, SERI Best Doctoral Student Paper Award, Association of Korean Management Scholars, 2019

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Seo, E., Kang, H., & Song, J. (2020) Blending talents for innovation: Team composition for cross-border R&D collaboration within multinational corporations. Journal of International Business Studies, 51(5): 851-885. Link

  • Winner, AmorePacific Best Student Paper Award, AIB Korea Chaper, 2019

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Working Papers

Inventor collaboration and mobility: When collaboration may not deter inventors’ inter-firm mobility?

  • Published in 2021 AOM Best Paper Proceedings
  • Under Review at Administrative Science Quarterly

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External knowledge sourcing and employee mobility barriers (with Deepak Somaya)

  • Under Reject and Resubmit at Strategic Management Journal

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Collaboration and knowledge spillovers through mobile inventors

  • Under Review at Organization Science

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Let the cat out of the bag: Corporate Social Irresponsibility disclosure and firm innovation (with Haram Seo & Junbeom Park)

  • Under Review at Strategic Management Journal

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Exploratory innovation under capital market pressure: A randomized policy experiment of short-selling constraint (with Hyo Kang & Jingoo Kang)

  • Under Reject and Resubmit at Research Policy

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The effect of stakeholder orientation on entrepreneurial venture (with Myeongho Park & Per L. Bylund)

  • Under Review (2nd Round) at Entrepreneurship Theory and Practice

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Does who helps you impact your behavior? Examining the effects of social interactions on knowledge sharing in online communities. Harvard Business School Working Paper, No. 21-026 (with Frank Nagle & Sonali Shah) Link

  • Preparing submission to Strategic Management Journal