Interorganizational Commitment in Syndicated Cross–Border Venture Capital Investments

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Entrepreneurial Scripts and the New Transaction Commitment Mindset: Extending the Expert Information Processing Theory Approach to Entrepreneurial Cognition Research (2009, unknown): “…and strategic context (e.g., Ghemawat, 1991), entrepreneurship scholars have examined the concept of commitment in relation to family business successor commitment (e.g., Mitchell, Hart, Valcea, & Townsend, 2009; Sharma & Irving, 2005) and interorganizational commitment (Mäkelä & Maula, 2006).”
"In pursuit of the real deal": A longitudinal study of VC decision making (2011, background): “First, research on VC investment syndication (Bygrave, 1987, 1988; Lockett and Wright, 2001; Mäkelä and Maula, 2006; Manigart et al., 2006; Guler, 2007) has shown that positive investment decisions may be influenced by other VCs within the industry.”
Signaling in Equity Crowdfunding (2015, unknown): “This stream of literature has focused predominantly on the signaling of young start-ups toward angel investors or venture capitalists (Mäkelä & Maula, 2006; Schwienbacher, 2007).”
Attracting cross-border venture capital: the role of a local investor (2008, background): “…than the country from which the investment is managed, have become an increasingly prevalent phenomenon (Baygan and Freudenberg 2000, Gompers and Lerner 2003, Maula and Mäkelä 2003, Bottazzi et al. 2004, Mäkelä and Maula 2005, Wright et al. 2005, Deloitte 2006, Mäkelä and Maula 2006).”