Department of Strategy and Innovation

tresi

Department of Strategy and Innovation

Toke
Reichstein
Professor
,
PhD


Room: KIL/14.A-3.67
Tel:
+4538152382
E-mail: tre.si@cbs.dk
Presentation

Toke Reichstein (b. 1973) is Professor of Economics of Entrepreneurship and Innovation at the Department of Strategy and Innovation, CBS.
 
Reichstein received his PhD degree from Aalborg University in 2003 after which he joined Imperial College Business School for at a research associate and later a Research Fellow (2003-2007). He became an associated professor at the Department of Innovation and Organizational Economics (INO) at CBS in 2006 and promoted to Professor in 2014 at the same department. He was co-responsible for the CBS Entrepreneurship Platform from 2014 to 2017. He transferred his professorship to the Department of Strategic Management and Globalization (SMG) in 2017 and became the academic director at Copenhagen School of Entrepreneurship from 2017 to 2020. Reichstein became a professor at the Department of Strategy and Innovation - a merger of INO and SMG. He was appointed council member at the social science section of the Independent Research Fund Denmark in 2019. He is also a founding member of the Danish Centre for Entrepreneurship Research. He has on multiple occasions served on assessment committees at Riksbankens Jubileumsfond in Sweden and at Academy of Finland.  
   
Reichstein’s research profile centers on entrepreneurship, technological change and innovation. He has published papers in respectable journals such as Strategic Management Journal, Management Science, Organization Science, Industrial and Corporate Change, Journal of Business Venturing and Strategic Entrepreneurship Journal. His work is predominantly quantitative building on register data and data assembled from scratch. Reichstein’s papers addresses questions pertaining to selection into self-employment, conditions of self-employment, strategic decision making in entrepreneurship, entrepreneurs rejoining the labor market, transfer of organizational practices form parent firm to startup, innovation speed, technology licensing, contractual specifications for technology partnering, and strategic alignment in technology partnering.

In terms of teaching, Reichstein is responsible for the Minor in Entrepreneurship at the Bachelor level. A program that includes courses in Entrepreneurial Strategy, Entrepreneurial Finance, and Entrepreneurial Business Planning and Development. He is also responsible for and teaches Managerial Economics and has for more than a decade been associated with Luiss Business School teaching their PhD students Applied Econometrics.

Primary research areas

•    Entrepreneurship
•    Technology Licensing
•    Economics and Management of Innovation

    Curriculum Vitae
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    Courses
    • Managerial Economics
    • Entrepreneurial Strategy
    • Entrepreneurial Finance
    • Applied Econometrics
    Supervision
    • Supervision of PhD students in Entrepreneurship and Innovation Management
    • Supervision of Master students in Innovation Management
    • Supervision of Bachelor Students in areas pertaining to managerial economics, entrepreneurial strategy, quantitative investigations and economics of innovation
      Selected publications
      • Boudreau, K. J., Jeppesen, L. B., Reichstein, T., & Rullani, F. (2021). Crowdfunding as Donations to Entrepreneurial Firms. Research Policy, 50(7), 104264.
      • Feldman, M. P., Ozcan, S., & Reichstein, T. (2019). Falling not far from the tree: Entrepreneurs and organizational heritage. Organization Science, 30(2), 337-360.
      • Mahieu, J., Melillo, F., Reichstein, T., & Thompson, P. (2019). Shooting stars? Uncertainty in hiring entrepreneurs. Strategic Entrepreneurship Journal.
      • Failla, V., Melillo, F., & Reichstein, T. (2017). Entrepreneurship and employment stability—Job matching, labour market value, and personal commitment. Journal of Business Venturing, 32(2), 162-177.
      • Laursen, K., Moreira, S., Reichstein, T., & Leone, M. I. (2017). Evading the boomerang effect: using the grant-back clause to further generative appropriability from technology licensing deals. Organization Science, 28(3), 514-530.
      • Leone, M. I. & Reichstein, T. (2012). Licensing-in Fosters Rapid Invention: The Effect of the Grant-back Clause and Technological Unfamiliarity. Strategic Management Journal, 33(8), 965-985.
      • Laursen, K., Reichstein, T. & Salter, A. J. (2011). Exploring the Effect of geographical Proximity and University Quality on Univeristy-Industry Collaboration in the United Kingdom. Regional Studies, 45(4), 507-523.
      • Ozcan, S. & Reichstein, T. (2009). Transition to Entrepreneurship form the Public Sector: Predispositional and Context Effects. Management Science. 55(4), 604-618.
      • Reichstein, T. & Salter, A. J. (2006). Investigating the Sources of Process Innovation Among UK Manufacturing Firms. Industrial and Corporate Change. 15(4). 653-682.
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        2021
        Kevin J. Boudreau; Lars Bo Jeppesen; Toke Reichstein; Francesco Rullani / Crowdfunding as Donations to Entrepreneurial Firms
        In: Research Policy, Vol. 50, No. 7, 9.2021
        Journal article > peer review
        Jeroen Mahieu; Francesca Melillo; Toke Reichstein; Peter Thompson / Shooting stars? Uncertainty in Hiring Entrepreneurs
        In: Strategic Entrepreneurship Journal, Vol. 15, No. 4, 12.2021, p. 526-567
        Journal article > peer review
        Maryann P. Feldman; Serden Ozcan; Toke Reichstein / Variation in Organizational Practices : Are Startups Really Different?.
        In: Journal of Evolutionary Economics, Vol. 31, No. 1, 1.2021, p. 1-31
        Journal article > peer review
        2019
        Maryann P. Feldman; Serden Ozcan; Toke Reichstein / Falling Not Far from the Tree : Entrepreneurs and Organizational Heritage.
        In: Organization Science, Vol. 30, No. 2, 2019, p. 337–360
        Journal article > peer review
        Solon Moreira; Goretti Cabaleiro; Toke Reichstein / Licensing Decision : A Rent Dissipation Lens Applied to Product Market Competition, Openness to External Knowledge and Exogenous Sunk Costs.
        In: Industrial and Corporate Change, Vol. 28, No. 4, 8.2019, p. 773-792
        Journal article > peer review
        Maryann P. Feldman; Maria Halbinger; Toke Reichstein; Finn Valentin; Ji Woong Yoon / Technological Achievements in Entrepreneurial Firms : Legacy, Value Chain Experience, and Division of Innovation Labour.
        In: Industry and Innovation, Vol. 26, No. 3, 16.3.2019, p. 243-268
        Journal article > peer review
        2018
        Jeroen Mahieu; Francesca Melillo; Toke Reichstein / Prior Wage and the Returns to Entrepreneurship
        In: Proceedings of the Seventy-eighth Annual Meeting of the Academy of Management. ed. /Guclu Atinc. Briar Cliff Manor, NY : Academy of Management 2018 (Academy of Management Proceedings)
        Article in proceedings > peer review
        Jeroen Mahieu; Francesca Melillo; Toke Reichstein / Scarred by Failure?
        Paper presented at DRUID Academy Conference 2018, 2018
        Paper > peer review
        Jeroen Mahieu; Francesca Melillo; Toke Reichstein / Shooting Stars? : Prior Wage & Returns to Entrepreneurship.
        Abstract from DRUID18 Conference, 2018
        Conference abstract for conference > peer review
        Paola Criscuolo; Keld Laursen; Toke Reichstein; Ammon Salter / Winning Combinations : Search Strategies and Innovativeness in the UK.
        In: Industry and Innovation, Vol. 25, No. 2, 2018, p. 115-143
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