Faculty
 | HAO Bin Associate Professor | Business Administration Tel. +86-21-64253919 | E-mail: binhao@ecust.edu.cn |
SUMMARY
DISCIPLINE
Business Administration
FACULTY QUALIFICATION
Scholarly Academic (SA)
COURSES TAUGHT
Principles of Management
EDUCATION
Tongji University, Ph.D., 2009, China
Marseille University, Ph.D., 2008, France
School of Management, Anhui University of Technology, Master, 2006, China
School of Architectural Engineering, Anhui University of Technology, Bachelor, 2003, China
WORK EXPERIENCE
East China University of Science and Technology, since 2009, China
SELECTED INTELLECTUAL CONTRIBUTIONS (Completed within 5 years)
JOURNAL ARTICLES
Leveraging Learning Forces in Asymmetric Alliances: Small Firms’ Perceived Power Imbalance in Driving Exploration and Exploitation, Technovation, 2018, 78:27-39.
Building Interfirm Leadership: A Relational Identity Perspective, European Management Journal, 2017, (35):651-662.
Rethinking Distributed Leadership: Dimensions, Antecedents and Team Effectiveness, Leadership & Organization Development Journal, 2017, 38(2):284-302.
Orchestrating Heterogeneous Knowledge: The Effects of Internal and External Knowledge Heterogeneity on Innovation Performance, IEEE Transactions on Engineering Management, 2016, 1(12):165-176.
Rethinking the Mirroring Hypothesis: Implications for Technological Modularity, Tacit Coordination, and Radical Innovation, R & D Management, 2014, :1-14.
The Inner Mechanism of a Curvilinear Effect between External Knowledge Heterogeneity and Innovation Performance from the Perspective of Knowledge Reconfiguration and Absorptive Capacity, Science Research Management, 2016, 37(8):8-17 (in Chinese).
Research on Online Rights of Core Enterprise and Generation of Inter - business Leadership from the Perspective of Network Construction, Collected Essays on Finance and Economics, 2016, (11):84-95 (in Chinese).
The Impact of Inter-enterprise Knowledge Heterogeneity and Alliance Management Capability on Innovation Performance, Forecasting, 2015, 34(6):14-20 (in Chinese).
The Influence of Enterprise Knowledge Heterogeneity Degree on Innovation Performance, Studies in Science of Science, 2015, 0(4):574-584 (in Chinese).
Empirical Study on Impact of Modularity on Product Innovation: Moderating Effect of Organizational Learning and Relational Network, Technology Economics, 2014, 33(2):1-8 (in Chinese).
A New Research on the Theory of the Relationship Between Business Partners Selection, Foreign Economics & Management, 2014, (1):55-64(in Chinese).
INDUSTRY/RESEARCH PROJECTS
Research on the Influence Mechanism of Inter-Firm Network Power on Radical Innovation under Asymmetric Relationship, Project Sponsored by Shanghai Pujiang Program, Research grants: ¥100,000.00, 2014-2017.
Impact Mechanism of inter Firm Network On Radical Innovation: From the Perspective of Knowledge-Based Configuration and Knowledge Integration, National Natural Science Foundation of China, Research grants: ¥580,000.00, 2013-2016.
Impact Mechanism of Inter-enterprise Network on Breakthrough Innovation: Based on Knowledge Base Configuration and Knowledge Integration Perspective, National Natural Science Foundation of China / Conventional Project, Research grants: ¥58.00, 2013-2018.
Mechanism of Formation of Leadership of Modular Network Company: A Study under Chinese Context, National Natural Science Foundation of China for Young Scholars, Research grants: ¥215,000.00, 2011-2014.
The Effect Mechanism of Modularization on Enterprise Technology Innovation - An Empirical Study based on the Absorptive Capacity, Ministry of Education of China, Research grants: ¥56,000.00, 2011-2014.
Modular Organizational Network Technology Activity Allocation and Network Innovation Performance – Comparative Study on Chinese and French Systems, The International Cooperation and Exchange Program of NSFC, Research grants: ¥45,200.00, 2011-2014.
Modular Organization Network Technology Activity Configuration and Network Innovation Performance – A Comparative Study of Sino-French Institution, National Natural Science Foundation of China, Research grants: ¥45,200.00, 2011-2014.