Research

Publications

[1] Sungyong Chang, Two Faces of Decomposability in Organizational Search: Evidence from Singles vs. Albums in the Music Industry 1995-2015, forthcoming, Strategic Management Journal.
– 2018 AOM Best Paper Proceedings

[2] Sungyong Chang, J.P. Eggers, Daniel D. Keum, 2022, Bottleneck Resources, Market Relatedness, and the Dynamics of Organizational Growth, Organization Science 33 (3):1049-1067.

[3] Sukhun Kang, Sungyong Chang, Joseph Ross, Jennifer E. Miller, 2021, Implementation of 21st Century Cures Act Expanded Access Policies Requirements, Clinical Pharmacology & Therapeutics 110 (6): 1579-1584.

[4] Sungyong Chang, Bruce Kogut, JS Yang, 2016, Global Diversification Discount and Its Discontents: A Bit of Self-selection Makes a World of Difference, Strategic Management Journal 37 (11): 2254-2274.
– 2015 AOM Best Paper Proceedings

Working papers

Sungyong Chang, Jeho Lee, Jaeyong Song, Giant Cluster, Diffusion of Innovative Ideas, and Learning across Subgroups, Revise and resubmit, Strategic Management Journal

Sungyong Chang, Hyunseob Kim, Jaeyong Song, Keun Lee, Role of Latecomers’ Imitation in Overtaking Industry Leaders under Schumpeterian Competition, Revise and resubmit, Strategic Management Journal.

Sungyong Chang, Hyunseob Kim, Jaeyong Song, Keun Lee, Dynamics of Imitation versus Innovation in Technological Leadership Change: Latecomers’ Catch-up Strategies in Diverse Technological Regimes, Revise and resubmit, Research Policy

Sanghyun Park, Sungyong Chang, Borders of Network Effects and Early Internationalization as a Latecomer Strategy, Under review, Academy of Management Review

Sukhun Kang, Sungyong Chang, When Do Firms Provide Early Access prior to Commercialization? Evidence from Expanded Access Programs in Oncology Drug Market 1990-2020

Sungyong Chang, Hyunseob Kim, Nina Teng, Standardized development toolkits and product innovation: Evidence from the game engine and video game industry

Sungyong Chang, Imitative entrants, industry cyclicality, and competitive dynamics: Evidence from the DRAM industry 2005-2014

Work in progress

When does a decomposed search improve search? Evidence from the Recorded Music industry

(with Olenka Kacperczyk, Divya Saxena) Unemployment insurance and firm innovation: Evidence from the recorded music industry

(with Liinus Hietaniemi) Technological opportunity and the persistence of firm growth