Faculty
SONG, JAEYONG
Professor( Amorepacific Chaired Professor) / Strategy and International Management
Contact
02-880-9080
Bldg 59, Room 706
jsong@snu.ac.kr
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Jaeyong Song is AMOREPACIFIC Chaired Professor of Strategy and International Management at Seoul National University (SNU). He received his Ph.D. at the Wharton School of the University of Pennsylvania. Before joining SNU, he was a Professor of Strategy at Columbia Business School and Yonsei University. He currently serves as the Chair of the International Management Division, Academy of Management. He was elected as an Academy of International Business (AIB) Fellow as well as a Fellow of the Korean Academy of Science and Technology. He served as an editor of the Journal of International Business Studies (JIBS), which is a Financial Times top 50 business journal. He has served as the Associate Dean of SNU Business School. He also served as Vice President of the Korean Academic Society of Business Administration (KASBA), the Korean equivalent of AOM, and President of the Korean Society of Strategic Management, the Korean equivalent of SMS.
Jaeyong Song won both the Richman Best Dissertation Award of the Academy of Management and the Hedlund Best Dissertation Award from the European International Business Association in 1999. He also won the Chazen Teaching Innovation Award at Columbia Business School in 1999 and the best performing professor award from Yonsei University (2003). He received the Maeil Economic Daily Book of the Year Award (2014) with his book “The Samsung Way.” He also received the KASBA SERI Best Researcher Award (2014). He also received both the Best Researcher Award (2020) and the Teaching Award (2009) from Seoul National University.
His research has appeared in top-tier journals including Management Science, Strategic Management Journal, Organization Science, Journal of Management, Journal of International Business Studies, Harvard Business Review, California Management Review and Research Policy. As of 2024, he published 20 articles in FT top 50 journals. To celebrate the 50 year anniversary of JIBS, AIB awarded him the JIBS Silver Medal as he had published 7 articles in the journal. His books “Smart Management”, “Paradigm Shifts”, “Perfect Change” and “The Samsung Way” became best sellers in Korea. “The Samsung Way” has been published in multiple languages by McGraw Hill and other major publishers abroad.
Jaeyong Song is currently on the editorial board of Academy of Management Review, Journal of International Business Studies, Long Range Planning and Global Strategy Journal. He also served as an external board member or an advisor for major corporations such as Samsung Electronics, Hyundai Motor, SK Corporation, SK Hynix, SK Discovery, POSCO, Lotte Confectionary, Lotte Card, Amorepacific, Mirae Asset Securities, CJ Cheiljedang, Nongshim, Yuhan Corporation, Hanmi Global, and Hansol Paper.
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Jaeyong Song won both the Richman Best Dissertation Award of the Academy of Management and the Hedlund Best Dissertation Award from the European International Business Association in 1999. He also won the Chazen Teaching Innovation Award at Columbia Business School in 1999 and the best performing professor award from Yonsei University (2003). He received the Maeil Economic Daily Book of the Year Award (2014) with his book “The Samsung Way.” He also received the KASBA SERI Best Researcher Award (2014). He also received both the Best Researcher Award (2020) and the Teaching Award (2009) from Seoul National University.
His research has appeared in top-tier journals including Management Science, Strategic Management Journal, Organization Science, Journal of Management, Journal of International Business Studies, Harvard Business Review, California Management Review and Research Policy. As of 2024, he published 20 articles in FT top 50 journals. To celebrate the 50 year anniversary of JIBS, AIB awarded him the JIBS Silver Medal as he had published 7 articles in the journal. His books “Smart Management”, “Paradigm Shifts”, “Perfect Change” and “The Samsung Way” became best sellers in Korea. “The Samsung Way” has been published in multiple languages by McGraw Hill and other major publishers abroad.
Jaeyong Song is currently on the editorial board of Academy of Management Review, Journal of International Business Studies, Long Range Planning and Global Strategy Journal. He also served as an external board member or an advisor for major corporations such as Samsung Electronics, Hyundai Motor, SK Corporation, SK Hynix, SK Discovery, POSCO, Lotte Confectionary, Lotte Card, Amorepacific, Mirae Asset Securities, CJ Cheiljedang, Nongshim, Yuhan Corporation, Hanmi Global, and Hansol Paper.
Education & Experiences
[Education & Major Positions Held]
• Ph.D. in Management, The Wharton School, University of Pennsylvania, May 1998.
• M.A. in Applied Economics and Managerial Science, The Wharton School, University of Pennsylvania, May 1994.
• M.B.A., School of Business, Seoul National University, Seoul, Korea, February 1989.
• B.A., Seoul National University, Seoul, Korea, February 1987.
• AMOREPACIFIC Professor, Seoul National University, March 2014 – Current.
• Professor, Seoul National University, March 2004 – February 2014.
• Professor of Strategy, Yonsei University, March 2001 – January 2004
• Professor of Management, Columbia Business School, July 1997 – June 2001
• Chair, International Management Division of the Academy of Management (AOM): 2020 - 2021
• Fellow, Academy of International Business (AIB), 2017 ~ Current.
• Fellow, Korean Academy of Science & Technology, 2020 ~ Current.
• Editor, Journal of International Business Studies, July 2013 - December 2016.
• Consulting Editor, Journal of International Business Studies, 2023 – Current.
• Editor-in-Chief, Seoul Journal of Business, February 2020 ~ January 2022.
• President, Korean Academy of Strategic Management, 2017; Vice President, 2013 – 2015
• Chairperson, Academy of International Business Korea Chapter, July 2013 – Current.
• Executive Committee member, International Management Division of the Academy of Management (AOM): 2017 – 2022.
• Vice President, Korean Association of Scholars in Business Administration, 2012
• Vice President, Korean Academy of International Business, 2014 – 2022.
• Director, Institute of Management Research, February 2014 – January 2017.
• Co-President, Association of Korean Management Scholars (AKMS), August 2011 – August 2014.
• Associate Director, Institute of Management Research, February 2013 – February 2014.
• Invited Distinguished Visiting Scholar, University of Sydney, February 21 – March 6, 2016.
• Visiting Scholar, Columbia Business School, September 2011 – August 2012.
• Associate Dean, Seoul National University Business School, February 2009 ~ January 2011.
• Adjunct Professor, State University of New York, Stony Brook, 2003; National Graduate School of Management, Australian National University, 2003
• Lecturer, Cross-Continent Executive MBA, Duke University, 2005 ~ 2007.
• Lecturer, Undergraduate Division of the Wharton School, U of Pennsylvania, 1993 ~ 1994.
• Visiting Research Fellow, the APEC Studies Center, Columbia Business School, 2011 ~ 2012.
• Adjunct Research Associate, The APEC Studies Center, Columbia University, 2006 ~ current
• Adjunct Consultant for the World Bank, 2002
• Adjunct Consultant for Medley Global Advisors, Inc, New York. 2001 ~ 2004.
• Visiting Research Fellow, Asian Development Bank Institute (ADBI), Tokyo, 2000; Long-Term Credit Bank Research Institute, Tokyo, 1995 & 1996; APEC Studies Center, Columbia University, 2011 ~ 2012.
• Board member, Mirae Asset Securities (2024 – Current); SK Discovery (2018 – 2024; Chairman of the Board (2022 – 2024)); Amore Pacific Corporation (2005 ~ 2016); Lotte Confectionary (2012~2016); Lotte Card (2016 – 2020); Hansol Paper (2018 – 2022); European Case Clearing House at Babson (1999~2001).
• Director, Advanced Management Program, Seoul National University. 2022. 3 – 2024.2
• Director, Global MBA Program, Seoul National University. 2008. 3 ~ 2009.1.
• Deputy Director, Global MBA Program, Seoul National University. 2006.8 ~ 2008.2.
• Director, Business Case Development Center, Seoul National University. 2006 ~ 2008.
• Track Chair, Strategic Management Society Hong Kong conference (December, 2016)
• Global strategy and alliance track chair, Academy of International Business annual conference (2012)
• Strategic Management Society annual conference doctoral workshop chair (2011, 2012)
• Strategy track chair, Asia Academy of Management Conference (2006)
• Core faculty member, Center on Japanese Economy and Business, Columbia Business School, July 1997 – June 2001.
• Editorial board member, Journal of International Business Studies (JIBS). 2007.7 ~ 2013.6
• International advisory board member, California Management Review (CMR). 2017 ~ current.
• Editorial board member, Global Strategy Journal. 2011 ~ current.
• Editorial board member, Long Range Planning (LRP). 2008.8 ~ current.
• Editorial board member, Seoul Journal of Business. 2005 ~ 2012.
• Editorial board member, Korean Management Review. 2008 ~ 2009.
• Corporate advisors/board members: Samsung Electronics, Samsung Group, Hyundai Motor, SK Corporation, SK Hynix, SK Innovation, SK Discovery, Lotte Confectionary, Lotte Card, POSCO, AMOREPACIFIC, Mirae Asset Securities, CJ Cheiljedang, Nongshim, Hanmi Global, Yuhan Corporation, Lucent Technologies and others
[Academic Honors, Grants, and Awards]
• Recipient, The Best Researcher Award, Seoul National University, 2020
• Recipient, the Best Paper Award, Korean Association of Scholars in Business Administration (KASBA), 2018.
• Recipient, the Best Paper Award, Korean Academy of International Business, 2017.
• Thought Leader, International Management Division of Academy of Management, 2015.
• Recipient, Maeil Economic Daily Book of the Year Award (The Samsung Way), 2014.
• Recipient, Korean Association of Scholars in Business Administration (KASBA) Best Mid-career Researcher Award, 2014.
• Recipient, 1999 Barry M. Richman Best Dissertation Award, Academy of Management, Chicago, August 1999
• Recipient, 1999 Gunnar Hedlund Best Dissertation Award, European International Business Association (EIBA) and Stockholm School of Economics, December, 1999.
• Recipient, 1999 Chazen International Teaching Innovation Award, Columbia Business School, New York, NY, May 1999.
• Korea’s Management Guru Top 30. 2011 & 2010. Ranked as # 7 in 2011 selected by Maekyung Economy.
• Finalist. Best Paper Award, 2012 Strategic Management Society Singapore Conference.
• Finalist, 2011 Best Paper Award, Academy of International Business annual conference, Nagoya, Japan.
• Recipient, 2011 Best Paper Award. Korean Academy of Management.
• Recipient, 2009 SNU (Seoul National University) Teaching Award.
• Recipient, 2008 Best Paper Award, Korean Association of Scholars in Business Administration (KASBA).
• Recipient, 2003 Best Performing Professor Award, Yonsei University
• Recipient, 2005 Teaching Award, College of Business Administration, Seoul National University
• Recipient, 2011 Best Paper Award. The Korean Association of Management.
• Recipient, 2009 IBK Best Paper Award, The Korean Association of Small Business Studies.
• Recipient, 2008. Best Paper Award, Korean Academy of International Business.
• Finalist, 1998 Richard Farmer Doctoral Dissertation Award, Academy of International Business, Vienna, Austria, October, 1998.
• The World Bank Research Grant. December 2001 – July 2002.
• The Asian Development Bank Institute (ADBI) Research Grant. May 2000 – June 2001.
• Korea Research Foundation Grant. July 2002 – June 2003.
• Institute for Management Research on Communications Grant. August 2002 – July 2003.
• Yonsei International Investment Research Program Grant. October 2002 – October 2003.
• CIBE (Center for International Business Education) Faculty Research Grant, 1998, 1999, & 2000. Government grant of the United States Department of Education.
• Chazen Faculty Research Grant, Chazen Institute of International Business, Columbia Business School, 1999.
• AT&T Fellowship, February 1995 – August 1996. Financial support for my dissertation research.
• ARCO Chemical Company Ph.D. Dissertation Fellowship, July 1994 - June 1995. Competitively chosen by Huntsman Center for Global Competition and Innovation.
• Pohang Iron & Steel Corporation (POSCO) Scholarship, September 1991 – December 1996. Chosen as one of two POSCO Scholarship recipients out of 220 contestants.
• Graduate Fellowship, The Wharton School, September 1991 – May 1997; Seoul National University, March 1987 - February 1989.
• Summa Cum Laude, Seoul National University, 1987.
[Major Areas of Research]
competitive strategy in the knowledge-based and networked economy; global strategy; innovation strategy; knowledge management; corporate strategy & governance of Korean business groups
• Ph.D. in Management, The Wharton School, University of Pennsylvania, May 1998.
• M.A. in Applied Economics and Managerial Science, The Wharton School, University of Pennsylvania, May 1994.
• M.B.A., School of Business, Seoul National University, Seoul, Korea, February 1989.
• B.A., Seoul National University, Seoul, Korea, February 1987.
• AMOREPACIFIC Professor, Seoul National University, March 2014 – Current.
• Professor, Seoul National University, March 2004 – February 2014.
• Professor of Strategy, Yonsei University, March 2001 – January 2004
• Professor of Management, Columbia Business School, July 1997 – June 2001
• Chair, International Management Division of the Academy of Management (AOM): 2020 - 2021
• Fellow, Academy of International Business (AIB), 2017 ~ Current.
• Fellow, Korean Academy of Science & Technology, 2020 ~ Current.
• Editor, Journal of International Business Studies, July 2013 - December 2016.
• Consulting Editor, Journal of International Business Studies, 2023 – Current.
• Editor-in-Chief, Seoul Journal of Business, February 2020 ~ January 2022.
• President, Korean Academy of Strategic Management, 2017; Vice President, 2013 – 2015
• Chairperson, Academy of International Business Korea Chapter, July 2013 – Current.
• Executive Committee member, International Management Division of the Academy of Management (AOM): 2017 – 2022.
• Vice President, Korean Association of Scholars in Business Administration, 2012
• Vice President, Korean Academy of International Business, 2014 – 2022.
• Director, Institute of Management Research, February 2014 – January 2017.
• Co-President, Association of Korean Management Scholars (AKMS), August 2011 – August 2014.
• Associate Director, Institute of Management Research, February 2013 – February 2014.
• Invited Distinguished Visiting Scholar, University of Sydney, February 21 – March 6, 2016.
• Visiting Scholar, Columbia Business School, September 2011 – August 2012.
• Associate Dean, Seoul National University Business School, February 2009 ~ January 2011.
• Adjunct Professor, State University of New York, Stony Brook, 2003; National Graduate School of Management, Australian National University, 2003
• Lecturer, Cross-Continent Executive MBA, Duke University, 2005 ~ 2007.
• Lecturer, Undergraduate Division of the Wharton School, U of Pennsylvania, 1993 ~ 1994.
• Visiting Research Fellow, the APEC Studies Center, Columbia Business School, 2011 ~ 2012.
• Adjunct Research Associate, The APEC Studies Center, Columbia University, 2006 ~ current
• Adjunct Consultant for the World Bank, 2002
• Adjunct Consultant for Medley Global Advisors, Inc, New York. 2001 ~ 2004.
• Visiting Research Fellow, Asian Development Bank Institute (ADBI), Tokyo, 2000; Long-Term Credit Bank Research Institute, Tokyo, 1995 & 1996; APEC Studies Center, Columbia University, 2011 ~ 2012.
• Board member, Mirae Asset Securities (2024 – Current); SK Discovery (2018 – 2024; Chairman of the Board (2022 – 2024)); Amore Pacific Corporation (2005 ~ 2016); Lotte Confectionary (2012~2016); Lotte Card (2016 – 2020); Hansol Paper (2018 – 2022); European Case Clearing House at Babson (1999~2001).
• Director, Advanced Management Program, Seoul National University. 2022. 3 – 2024.2
• Director, Global MBA Program, Seoul National University. 2008. 3 ~ 2009.1.
• Deputy Director, Global MBA Program, Seoul National University. 2006.8 ~ 2008.2.
• Director, Business Case Development Center, Seoul National University. 2006 ~ 2008.
• Track Chair, Strategic Management Society Hong Kong conference (December, 2016)
• Global strategy and alliance track chair, Academy of International Business annual conference (2012)
• Strategic Management Society annual conference doctoral workshop chair (2011, 2012)
• Strategy track chair, Asia Academy of Management Conference (2006)
• Core faculty member, Center on Japanese Economy and Business, Columbia Business School, July 1997 – June 2001.
• Editorial board member, Journal of International Business Studies (JIBS). 2007.7 ~ 2013.6
• International advisory board member, California Management Review (CMR). 2017 ~ current.
• Editorial board member, Global Strategy Journal. 2011 ~ current.
• Editorial board member, Long Range Planning (LRP). 2008.8 ~ current.
• Editorial board member, Seoul Journal of Business. 2005 ~ 2012.
• Editorial board member, Korean Management Review. 2008 ~ 2009.
• Corporate advisors/board members: Samsung Electronics, Samsung Group, Hyundai Motor, SK Corporation, SK Hynix, SK Innovation, SK Discovery, Lotte Confectionary, Lotte Card, POSCO, AMOREPACIFIC, Mirae Asset Securities, CJ Cheiljedang, Nongshim, Hanmi Global, Yuhan Corporation, Lucent Technologies and others
[Academic Honors, Grants, and Awards]
• Recipient, The Best Researcher Award, Seoul National University, 2020
• Recipient, the Best Paper Award, Korean Association of Scholars in Business Administration (KASBA), 2018.
• Recipient, the Best Paper Award, Korean Academy of International Business, 2017.
• Thought Leader, International Management Division of Academy of Management, 2015.
• Recipient, Maeil Economic Daily Book of the Year Award (The Samsung Way), 2014.
• Recipient, Korean Association of Scholars in Business Administration (KASBA) Best Mid-career Researcher Award, 2014.
• Recipient, 1999 Barry M. Richman Best Dissertation Award, Academy of Management, Chicago, August 1999
• Recipient, 1999 Gunnar Hedlund Best Dissertation Award, European International Business Association (EIBA) and Stockholm School of Economics, December, 1999.
• Recipient, 1999 Chazen International Teaching Innovation Award, Columbia Business School, New York, NY, May 1999.
• Korea’s Management Guru Top 30. 2011 & 2010. Ranked as # 7 in 2011 selected by Maekyung Economy.
• Finalist. Best Paper Award, 2012 Strategic Management Society Singapore Conference.
• Finalist, 2011 Best Paper Award, Academy of International Business annual conference, Nagoya, Japan.
• Recipient, 2011 Best Paper Award. Korean Academy of Management.
• Recipient, 2009 SNU (Seoul National University) Teaching Award.
• Recipient, 2008 Best Paper Award, Korean Association of Scholars in Business Administration (KASBA).
• Recipient, 2003 Best Performing Professor Award, Yonsei University
• Recipient, 2005 Teaching Award, College of Business Administration, Seoul National University
• Recipient, 2011 Best Paper Award. The Korean Association of Management.
• Recipient, 2009 IBK Best Paper Award, The Korean Association of Small Business Studies.
• Recipient, 2008. Best Paper Award, Korean Academy of International Business.
• Finalist, 1998 Richard Farmer Doctoral Dissertation Award, Academy of International Business, Vienna, Austria, October, 1998.
• The World Bank Research Grant. December 2001 – July 2002.
• The Asian Development Bank Institute (ADBI) Research Grant. May 2000 – June 2001.
• Korea Research Foundation Grant. July 2002 – June 2003.
• Institute for Management Research on Communications Grant. August 2002 – July 2003.
• Yonsei International Investment Research Program Grant. October 2002 – October 2003.
• CIBE (Center for International Business Education) Faculty Research Grant, 1998, 1999, & 2000. Government grant of the United States Department of Education.
• Chazen Faculty Research Grant, Chazen Institute of International Business, Columbia Business School, 1999.
• AT&T Fellowship, February 1995 – August 1996. Financial support for my dissertation research.
• ARCO Chemical Company Ph.D. Dissertation Fellowship, July 1994 - June 1995. Competitively chosen by Huntsman Center for Global Competition and Innovation.
• Pohang Iron & Steel Corporation (POSCO) Scholarship, September 1991 – December 1996. Chosen as one of two POSCO Scholarship recipients out of 220 contestants.
• Graduate Fellowship, The Wharton School, September 1991 – May 1997; Seoul National University, March 1987 - February 1989.
• Summa Cum Laude, Seoul National University, 1987.
[Major Areas of Research]
competitive strategy in the knowledge-based and networked economy; global strategy; innovation strategy; knowledge management; corporate strategy & governance of Korean business groups
Publications
[Major Publications]
* Overseas Journals
• Sungyong Chang, Hyunseob Kim, Jaeyong Song, and Keun Lee. Forthcoming. Dynamics of imitation versus innovation in technological leadership change: Latecomers’ catch-up strategies in diverse technological regimes. Research Policy (FT top journal).
• Byungjun Min, Yujin Kim, and Jaeyong Song. Forthcoming. How does technology catch-up experience affect innovation performance of latecomer firms?: Evidence from the Korea pharmaceutical industry. Asian Journal of Technology Innovation (SSCI journal).
• Byungjun Min, Jaeyong Song, and Chuyue Jin. Forthcoming. Latecomer firms’ technological learning strategies for creative imitation: evidence from the Korean pharmaceutical industry. Technology Analysis & Strategic Management(SSCI journal).
• Sungyong Chang, Jeho Lee, and Jaeyong Song. 2023. Giant cluster formation and integrating role of bridges in social diffusion. Strategic Management Journal (UTD top 24 & FT top Journal), 44 (12): 2950 – 2985.
• Eunkwang Seo, Jaeyong Song, and Chuyue Jin. 2023. Heterogeneity of optimal balance between exploration and exploitation:the moderating roles of firm technological capability and industry alliance network position. Industry and Innovation(SSCI journal). 30 (4): 423 – 451.
• Heewon Chae, Jaeyong Song, and Don Lange. 2021.. Basking in Reflected Glory: Reverse Status Transfer from Foreign to Home Markets. Strategic Management Journal, (UTD top 24 & FT top Journal), 42 (4): 802-832.
• Yuzhe Miao, Robert Salomon, and Jaeyong Song. 2021. Learning from Technologically Successful Peers: The Convergence of Asian Laggards to the Technological Frontier. Organization Science (UTD top 24 & FT top Journal), 32 (1): 210 - 232.
• Eunkwang Seo, Hyo Kang, and Jaeyong Song. 2020. Blending Talents for Innovation: Team Composition for Cross-border R&D Collaboration Within Multinational Corporations. Journal of International Business Studies (UTD top 24 & FT top Journal), 51 (5): 851 - 885.
• Kazuhiro Asakawa, Yeonjin Park, Jaeyong Song and Sang-Ji Kim. 2018. Internal Embeddedness, Geographic Distance, and Global Knowledge Sourcing by Overseas Subsidiaries. Journal of International Business Studies (UTD top 24 & FT top Journal), 49 (6): 743 - 752.
• Miao, Yuzhe., Song, Jaeyong., Lee, Keun, and Jin, Chuyue. 2018. Technological catch-up by East Asian firms: Trends, issues, and future research agenda. Asia Pacific Journal of Management, 35: 639 – 669.
• Hyejun Kim and Jaeyong Song. 2017. Overcoming Institutional Deficiency in Emerging Economies: Impact of stock market development and business groups on deal abandonment. Journal of International Business Studies (UTD top 24 & FT top Journal), 48 (3): 308 – 323.
• Hyoseok Kang and Jaeyong Song, 2017. Innovation and Recurring Shifts in Industrial Leadership: Three Phases of Change and Persistence in the Camera Industry, Research Policy (FT Journal), 46 (2): 376 – 387.
• Woojin Yoon, Sang Ji Kim, and Jaeyong Song. 2016. Top Management Team Characteristics And Organizational Creativity, Review of Managerial Science (SSIC journal), 10 (4): 757 - 779.
• Jeho Lee, Jaeyong Song, and Jae-suk, Yang. 2016. Network Structure Effects on Incumbency Advantage. Strategic Management Journal, 37: 1632 - 1648 (UTD top 24 & FT top Journal).
• Jaeyong Song, Kyungmook Lee, and Tarun Khanna. 2016. Dynamic Capabilities at Samsung: Optimizing Internal Co-opetition, California Management Review, 58 (4): 118 - 140 (FT Journal).
• Marcelo Cano-Kollmann, John Cantwell, Thomas Hannigan, Ram Mudambi, and Jaeyong Song. 2016. Knowledge connectivity: An agenda for innovation research in international business. Journal of International Business Studies, 47: 255 - 262 (UTD & FT Journal),
• Woojin Yoon, Diane Y. Lee, and Jaeyong Song. 2015. Alliance Network Size, Partner Diversity and knowledge creation In Small Biotech Firms, Journal of Management & Organization (SSCI journal), 21 (5): 614 – 626.
• Keun Lee, Jaeyong Song, and Jooyoung Kwak. 2015. An Exploratory Study on the Transition from OEM to OBM: Case Studies of SMEs in Korea. Industry and Innovation (SSCI journal), 22 (5): 45 (1): 73 – 84.
• Jaeyong Song. 2014. Subsidiary Absorptive Capacity and Knowledge Transfer within Multinational Corporations. Journal of International Business Studies (UTD & FT Journal), 45 (1): 73 – 84.
• Chang-su Kim, Jaeyong Song and Atul Nerkar. 2012. Learning and the Paradox of Innovation. Journal of Business Research (SSCI journal). 65 (8). 1189 – 1194.
• Tarun Khanna, Jaeyong Song and Kyungmook Lee. July-August, 2011. The Paradox of Samsung’s Rise. Harvard Business Review (FT Journal), 89 (7-8): 142 – 147.
• Miao Yuzhe, Soonkyoo Choe, and Jaeyong Song. Transferring Subsidiary Knowledge in the Global Learning Context. Journal of Knowledge Management (SSCI journal). 15 (3): 478 – 496.
• Jaeyong Song, Kazuhiro Asakawa, and Youngeun Chu. 2011. What Determines Know-ledge Sourcing From Host Locations of Overseas R&D Operations?: A Study of Global R&D Activities of Japanese Multinationals. Research Policy (FT Journal). 40 (3): 380 – 390.
• Kwangjun Ahn, Heewon Chae, Theresa Seunga Cho, and Jaeyong Song. 2009. The Effects of Founder- CEO Attributes on Alliance Formation of Venture Start-ups: A Social Network Perspective. Academy of Management Best Papers Proceedings.
• Jaeyong Song and Jongtae Shin. 2008. Paradox of Technological Capabilities: A Study of Knowledge Sourcing From Host Countries of Overseas R&D Operations. Journal of International Business Studies
(UTD & FT Journal).39 (2): 291 – 303.
• Chang-su Kim and Jaeyong Song. 2007. Creating new technology through alliances: An empirical investigation of joint patents. Technovation (SCIE journal), 27 (8): 461-470.
• Wilbur Chung and Jaeyong Song. 2004. Sequential investment, Firm motives, and Agglomeration of Japanese Foreign Direct Investment in the US. Journal of Economics and Management Strategy (Strategy/IB area top 10 journal; SSCI journal), 13 (3): 539-560.
• Namghoo P. Park, John Mezias, and Jaeyong Song. 2004. A Resource-based View of Strategic Alliances and Firm Value in the Electronic Marketplace. Journal of Management (FT Journal), 30 (1): 7-27.
• Jaeyong Song, Paul Almeida and Geraldine Wu. 2003. Learning-by-Hiring: When is Mobility More Likely to Facilitate Inter-firm Knowledge Transfer? Management Science (UTD & FT Journal), 49 (4): 351-365.
• Jaeyong Song. 2002. Firm Capabilities and Technology Ladders: Sequential Foreign Direct Investments of Japanese Electronics Firms in East Asia. Strategic Management Journal (UTD & FT Journal), 23: 191-210.
• Paul Almeida, Jaeyong Song, and Robert Grant. March-April 2002. Cross-Border Knowledge Building by Firms, Alliances, and Markets. Organization Science (UTD & FT Journal), 13: 147-161.
• Namgyoo P. Park and Jaeyong Song. 2001. Strategic Alliances and Firm Value in the Electronic Marketplace. E-Business Review, 1: 165-168.
• Weijian Shan and Jaeyong Song. 1997. Foreign Direct Investment and the Sources of Technological Advantage: Evidence from the Biotechnology Industry. Journal of International Business Studies (UTD & FT Journal), 28 (2): 267-284.
* Korean Journals
• Hyeongdeok Shin and Jaeyong Song. 2022. POSCO’s Corporate Citizenship Activities:
Evaluation and Implications. Korea Business Review, 26 (4): 23 – 36.
• Chuyue Jin and Jaeyong Song. 2020. Internal Embeddedness within Multinational Corporations and Exploitative and Exploratory Innovations of Overseas Subsidiaries. Korean Management Review (in Korean), 49 (4): 1033 – 1058.
• Yeonjin Park, Jaeyong Song, and Kazuhiro Asakawa. 2020. Global Organizational Identity and Global Knowledge Sourcing of Overseas R&D Subsidiaries: Studies of Overseas R&D Subsidiaries of Japanese Multinationals. International Business Journal (in Korean), 31 (3): 1 - 34.
• Chaerin Yun, Jaeyong Song, and Wilbur Chung. 2020. Managing Internal and External Knowledge: Localization and Local Experience in Multinational Firms, Seoul Journal of Business, 26 (1): 49 – 82.
• Chuyue Jin, Najoung Lim, and Jaeyong Song. 2020. Overseas R&D Subsidiaries’ Knowledge Sourcing from MNC Headquarters. International Business Journal (in Korean), 31 (1): 32 – 59.
• Byungjun Min, Jaekyung Ko, and Jaeyong Song. 2020. Netflix’s competitive strategy: Strategic combination of network effects, contents reselling, and original contents. Journal of Strategic Management (in Korean), 20 (2): 25 – 45.
• Byungjun Min, Chuyue Jin, and Jaeyong Song. 2017. The Effects of Internal R&D and Imitation Experiences on Latecomer Innovation: Evidence from the Korean Pharmaceutical Industry. Korean Management Review (in Korean), 46 (4): 1017 – 1041.
• Jaeyong Song. 2016. Evolution of Knowledge Sourcing and Innovation Modes in the Global Network. Korean Management Review (in Korean), 45 (4): 1069 – 1088.
• Yeonjin Park, Jaeyong Song, and Kazuhiro Asakawa. 2016. Combinative Capability, Sourcing Capability, and Innovative Performance of Overseas R&D Subsidiaries: A Study of Overseas R&D Laboratories from Japanese Multinational Corporations. International Business Journal (in Korean), 27 (1): 23 – 57.
• Sang Ji Kim, Yeonjin Park, Jaeyong Song, and Jeho Lee. 2015. The Impact of Capabilities and Uncertainties on the Timing of Knowledge-Seeking Foreign Direct Investments: A Study of Overseas R&D Labs of Japanese Multinational Corporations. Journal of Strategic Management (in Korean), 18 (3): 25 – 49.
• Miao Yuzhe and Jaeyong Song. 2014. Search Behavior and Catch-up of Firms in Emerging Markets. Seoul Journal of Business, 20 (2): 71 – 90.
• Jingoo Kang and Jaeyong Song. 2013. Geographic Agglomeration, MNC Characteristics, and Knowledge Acquisition of Japanese R&D Subsidiaries in the United States. International Business Journal, 24 (1): 23 – 49.
• Eunkwang Seo, Hyoseok Kang and Jaeyong Song. 2013. How Does Geographical Diversity of Research Team Influence the Creation and Diffusion of Innovation? The Korean Academy of Business Administration Journal (in Korean), 26 (1): 107 – 129.
• Hyoseok Kang, Jaeyong Song, and Keun Lee. 2012. When and How Can Latecomers’ Path-creating Catch-up Be Successful?: A Case Study on the Interchangeable-lens Camera Industry. Journal of Strategic Management (in Korean), 15 (3): 95 – 135.
• Hyejun Kim, Sungyong Chang, and Jaeyong Song. 2012. Catching-up to the market leader: Role of entry time lag, alliance, and capability in the catch-up success. Journal of Technology Innovation (in Korean), 20 (1): 141 – 167.
• Chaerin Yun and Jaeuyong Song. 2012. Overseas Subsidiaries’ Local Experience and the Managerial Expatriate Policy of Multinational Corporations: The Moderating Roles of the MNC Headquarter and the Host Country. Korean Management Review (in Korean), 41 (1): 1 – 32.
• Hyunseob Kim and Jaeyong Song. 2011. Effects of ownership structure on corporate R&D investments, Journal of Strategic Management (in Korean),14 (2): 93 – 112.
• Eunhee, Sohn and Jaeyong Song. 2010. The Impact of Founder-CEO Presence upon Post-IPO Firm Failure: Contingency Approach, Venture Management Review (in Korean), 13 (3): 1 – 18.
• Kwangjune An, Woojin Yoon and Jaeyong Song. 2010. Transferring Network Assets:
How Technological Network Positions of the Acquired firm Influence Subsequent
Innovation of the Acquiring Firm in TechNological Acquisitions? Korean Academy of Management Journal (in Korean). 18 (1): 53 – 80.
• Woojin Yoon and Jaeyong Song. 2010. Technology scope changes and repeated partnerships in U.S biotechnology firms: The impact of peripheral changes and core changes. Korean Management Review (in Korean), 39 (1): 107 – 127.
• Heewon Chae and Jaeyong Song. 2009. The Impact of Top Management Team Demography on Technological Innovations in High-Technology Firms. Journal of Strategic Management (in Korean), 12 (2): 83 – 104.
• Eunhee Sohn, Sung Yong Chang, and Jaeyong Song. 2009. Technological Catching-up and Latecomer Strategy: A Case Study of the Asian Shipbuilding Industry. Seoul Journal of Business, 15 (2): 25 – 58.
• Sang Ji Kim and Jaeyong Song. 2009. Factors influencing ‘early internationalization’ of new ventures: A capability-based view. Venture Management Review, 12 (1): 107 – 131.
• Yuzhe Miao, Soonkyoo Choe, and Jaeyong Song. 2008. Tapping a foreign subsidiary’s competence: An empirical test of subsidiaries of multinational corporations in South Korea. Seoul Journal of Business, 14 (2): 109 – 134.
• Jaeyong Song and Woojin Yoon. 2008. Cross-border acquisitions and knowledge transfer: An empirical test of liability of foreignness. International Business Review, 19 (3): 1 – 18.
• Chaerin Yun and Jaeyong Song. 2008. The determinants of family ownership of Korean big business groups. Korean Management Review, 37 (4): 691 – 721 (in Korean).
• Sung Yong Chang, Sang Ji Kim, and Jaeyong Song. 2007. Network externalities and Born Global Strategy: Factors influencing the timing of foreign market entry and the entry strategy of Korean online game business. Korean Management Review, 36 (6) 1389 – 1417 (in Korean).
• Yun-Jin Rhee and Jaeyong Song. 2007. A study on factors influencing founder-CEO turnover in KOSDAQ-listed venture companies. Venture Management Review, 10 (3); 1 – 21 (in Korean).
• Jaeyong Song and Hyungchan Kim. 2007. Knowledge transfer through strategic alliances: A study on strategic alliances of Asian firms in high-tech industries, Journal of Strategic Management (in Korean), 10 (1): 1-18.
• Jaeyong Song and Chaerin Yun. 2007. Factors influencing localization of overseas subsidiaries: Moderating roles of headquarters’ global capabilities. Korean Academy of Management Journal (in Korean), 15 (2): 103 - 141.
• Jaeyong Song.2006. What is behind the surge in Korean patenting? International Business Journal, 16 (4), 51 - 79.
• Jaeyong Song. 2006. Intellectual property regimes, innovative capabilities, and patenting in Korea. Seoul Journal of Business, 12 (2). 57 – 75.
• Jaeyong Song and Chaerin Yun. 2006. A Study on the Localization of Japanese Multinationals. Korean Management Review, 35 (2), 389 – 411 (in Korean).
• Jaeyong Song and Woojin Yun. 2005. A Study on Knowledge Transfer Through Mergers & Acquisitions in Knowledge-intensive Industries. Korean Management Review , 34 (2), 349 – 373 (in Korean).
• Jaeyong Song and Jingoo Kang. 2005. What Factors Facilitate Knowledge Flows in the Global R&D Network?: A Study of Knowledge Sourcing Activities of Japanese Multinationals. International Business Journal, 16 (1) 61-82.
• Jaeyong Song and Jingoo Kang. 2004. A Study on the Globalization Potential and Strategies in the Mobile Internet Industry in Korea. Journal of Information and Operations Management, 14 (1), 77-98 (in Korean).
• Jaeyong Song and Youngeun Chu. 2004. Knowledge Acquisition and Transfer Through Overseas R&D Activities. Yonsei Management Review, 41 (1) 227 – 253 (in Korean).
• Jaeyong Song. 2002. Diversification Strategies and Korean Business Groups: Resource-based and Institutional Perspectives on the Causes of Diversification. Journal of Strategic Management, 5 (1): 27 – 44.
• Jaeyong Song and Jeho Lee. 2002. New Competitive Strategies in the Network Economy (in Korean). ITBI Review, 8 (1): 159-173.
[Published Books]
• Jaeyong Song (editor and the lead author). 2023. Paradigm Shifts (in Korean). Jaeunuri.
• Jaeyong Song (editor and the lead author). 2017. Perfect Change (in Korean). Jaeunuri.
• Jaeyong Song and Kyungmook Lee. 2014. The Samsung Way (in English). McGraw Hill. (Endorsed by Jeffrey Immelt, CEO of GE, O.H. Kwon, CEO of Samsung Electronics, Pankaj Ghemawat, Yves Doz, Tarun Khanna and Rita McGrath). The Samsung Way was also published in Chinese by the CITIC Press in China as well as in Taiwan, Vietnam, and Indonesia.
• Jaeyong Song and Kyungmook Lee. 2013. The Samsung Way (in Korean). 21 Century Books. Recipient of the Book of the Year Award by the Maeil Economic Daily.
• Jaeyong Song. 2011. Smart Management (in Korean). 21 Century Books. Chosen as the “must-read book for Korean CEOs” by Samsung Economic Research Institute.
• Donghyung Shin and Jaeyong Song. 2011. Innovation 3.0 (in Korean). Alki.
• Jaeyong Song.2006. A Study on the Evolution of Korean Firms’ Patenting Strategy. Seoul National University Press.
• Jaeyong Song. 2004. Network-based Competitive Strategy of e-Business Firms. E-Commerce Research Center (ECRC), Seoul National University.
* Overseas Journals
• Sungyong Chang, Hyunseob Kim, Jaeyong Song, and Keun Lee. Forthcoming. Dynamics of imitation versus innovation in technological leadership change: Latecomers’ catch-up strategies in diverse technological regimes. Research Policy (FT top journal).
• Byungjun Min, Yujin Kim, and Jaeyong Song. Forthcoming. How does technology catch-up experience affect innovation performance of latecomer firms?: Evidence from the Korea pharmaceutical industry. Asian Journal of Technology Innovation (SSCI journal).
• Byungjun Min, Jaeyong Song, and Chuyue Jin. Forthcoming. Latecomer firms’ technological learning strategies for creative imitation: evidence from the Korean pharmaceutical industry. Technology Analysis & Strategic Management(SSCI journal).
• Sungyong Chang, Jeho Lee, and Jaeyong Song. 2023. Giant cluster formation and integrating role of bridges in social diffusion. Strategic Management Journal (UTD top 24 & FT top Journal), 44 (12): 2950 – 2985.
• Eunkwang Seo, Jaeyong Song, and Chuyue Jin. 2023. Heterogeneity of optimal balance between exploration and exploitation:the moderating roles of firm technological capability and industry alliance network position. Industry and Innovation(SSCI journal). 30 (4): 423 – 451.
• Heewon Chae, Jaeyong Song, and Don Lange. 2021.. Basking in Reflected Glory: Reverse Status Transfer from Foreign to Home Markets. Strategic Management Journal, (UTD top 24 & FT top Journal), 42 (4): 802-832.
• Yuzhe Miao, Robert Salomon, and Jaeyong Song. 2021. Learning from Technologically Successful Peers: The Convergence of Asian Laggards to the Technological Frontier. Organization Science (UTD top 24 & FT top Journal), 32 (1): 210 - 232.
• Eunkwang Seo, Hyo Kang, and Jaeyong Song. 2020. Blending Talents for Innovation: Team Composition for Cross-border R&D Collaboration Within Multinational Corporations. Journal of International Business Studies (UTD top 24 & FT top Journal), 51 (5): 851 - 885.
• Kazuhiro Asakawa, Yeonjin Park, Jaeyong Song and Sang-Ji Kim. 2018. Internal Embeddedness, Geographic Distance, and Global Knowledge Sourcing by Overseas Subsidiaries. Journal of International Business Studies (UTD top 24 & FT top Journal), 49 (6): 743 - 752.
• Miao, Yuzhe., Song, Jaeyong., Lee, Keun, and Jin, Chuyue. 2018. Technological catch-up by East Asian firms: Trends, issues, and future research agenda. Asia Pacific Journal of Management, 35: 639 – 669.
• Hyejun Kim and Jaeyong Song. 2017. Overcoming Institutional Deficiency in Emerging Economies: Impact of stock market development and business groups on deal abandonment. Journal of International Business Studies (UTD top 24 & FT top Journal), 48 (3): 308 – 323.
• Hyoseok Kang and Jaeyong Song, 2017. Innovation and Recurring Shifts in Industrial Leadership: Three Phases of Change and Persistence in the Camera Industry, Research Policy (FT Journal), 46 (2): 376 – 387.
• Woojin Yoon, Sang Ji Kim, and Jaeyong Song. 2016. Top Management Team Characteristics And Organizational Creativity, Review of Managerial Science (SSIC journal), 10 (4): 757 - 779.
• Jeho Lee, Jaeyong Song, and Jae-suk, Yang. 2016. Network Structure Effects on Incumbency Advantage. Strategic Management Journal, 37: 1632 - 1648 (UTD top 24 & FT top Journal).
• Jaeyong Song, Kyungmook Lee, and Tarun Khanna. 2016. Dynamic Capabilities at Samsung: Optimizing Internal Co-opetition, California Management Review, 58 (4): 118 - 140 (FT Journal).
• Marcelo Cano-Kollmann, John Cantwell, Thomas Hannigan, Ram Mudambi, and Jaeyong Song. 2016. Knowledge connectivity: An agenda for innovation research in international business. Journal of International Business Studies, 47: 255 - 262 (UTD & FT Journal),
• Woojin Yoon, Diane Y. Lee, and Jaeyong Song. 2015. Alliance Network Size, Partner Diversity and knowledge creation In Small Biotech Firms, Journal of Management & Organization (SSCI journal), 21 (5): 614 – 626.
• Keun Lee, Jaeyong Song, and Jooyoung Kwak. 2015. An Exploratory Study on the Transition from OEM to OBM: Case Studies of SMEs in Korea. Industry and Innovation (SSCI journal), 22 (5): 45 (1): 73 – 84.
• Jaeyong Song. 2014. Subsidiary Absorptive Capacity and Knowledge Transfer within Multinational Corporations. Journal of International Business Studies (UTD & FT Journal), 45 (1): 73 – 84.
• Chang-su Kim, Jaeyong Song and Atul Nerkar. 2012. Learning and the Paradox of Innovation. Journal of Business Research (SSCI journal). 65 (8). 1189 – 1194.
• Tarun Khanna, Jaeyong Song and Kyungmook Lee. July-August, 2011. The Paradox of Samsung’s Rise. Harvard Business Review (FT Journal), 89 (7-8): 142 – 147.
• Miao Yuzhe, Soonkyoo Choe, and Jaeyong Song. Transferring Subsidiary Knowledge in the Global Learning Context. Journal of Knowledge Management (SSCI journal). 15 (3): 478 – 496.
• Jaeyong Song, Kazuhiro Asakawa, and Youngeun Chu. 2011. What Determines Know-ledge Sourcing From Host Locations of Overseas R&D Operations?: A Study of Global R&D Activities of Japanese Multinationals. Research Policy (FT Journal). 40 (3): 380 – 390.
• Kwangjun Ahn, Heewon Chae, Theresa Seunga Cho, and Jaeyong Song. 2009. The Effects of Founder- CEO Attributes on Alliance Formation of Venture Start-ups: A Social Network Perspective. Academy of Management Best Papers Proceedings.
• Jaeyong Song and Jongtae Shin. 2008. Paradox of Technological Capabilities: A Study of Knowledge Sourcing From Host Countries of Overseas R&D Operations. Journal of International Business Studies
(UTD & FT Journal).39 (2): 291 – 303.
• Chang-su Kim and Jaeyong Song. 2007. Creating new technology through alliances: An empirical investigation of joint patents. Technovation (SCIE journal), 27 (8): 461-470.
• Wilbur Chung and Jaeyong Song. 2004. Sequential investment, Firm motives, and Agglomeration of Japanese Foreign Direct Investment in the US. Journal of Economics and Management Strategy (Strategy/IB area top 10 journal; SSCI journal), 13 (3): 539-560.
• Namghoo P. Park, John Mezias, and Jaeyong Song. 2004. A Resource-based View of Strategic Alliances and Firm Value in the Electronic Marketplace. Journal of Management (FT Journal), 30 (1): 7-27.
• Jaeyong Song, Paul Almeida and Geraldine Wu. 2003. Learning-by-Hiring: When is Mobility More Likely to Facilitate Inter-firm Knowledge Transfer? Management Science (UTD & FT Journal), 49 (4): 351-365.
• Jaeyong Song. 2002. Firm Capabilities and Technology Ladders: Sequential Foreign Direct Investments of Japanese Electronics Firms in East Asia. Strategic Management Journal (UTD & FT Journal), 23: 191-210.
• Paul Almeida, Jaeyong Song, and Robert Grant. March-April 2002. Cross-Border Knowledge Building by Firms, Alliances, and Markets. Organization Science (UTD & FT Journal), 13: 147-161.
• Namgyoo P. Park and Jaeyong Song. 2001. Strategic Alliances and Firm Value in the Electronic Marketplace. E-Business Review, 1: 165-168.
• Weijian Shan and Jaeyong Song. 1997. Foreign Direct Investment and the Sources of Technological Advantage: Evidence from the Biotechnology Industry. Journal of International Business Studies (UTD & FT Journal), 28 (2): 267-284.
* Korean Journals
• Hyeongdeok Shin and Jaeyong Song. 2022. POSCO’s Corporate Citizenship Activities:
Evaluation and Implications. Korea Business Review, 26 (4): 23 – 36.
• Chuyue Jin and Jaeyong Song. 2020. Internal Embeddedness within Multinational Corporations and Exploitative and Exploratory Innovations of Overseas Subsidiaries. Korean Management Review (in Korean), 49 (4): 1033 – 1058.
• Yeonjin Park, Jaeyong Song, and Kazuhiro Asakawa. 2020. Global Organizational Identity and Global Knowledge Sourcing of Overseas R&D Subsidiaries: Studies of Overseas R&D Subsidiaries of Japanese Multinationals. International Business Journal (in Korean), 31 (3): 1 - 34.
• Chaerin Yun, Jaeyong Song, and Wilbur Chung. 2020. Managing Internal and External Knowledge: Localization and Local Experience in Multinational Firms, Seoul Journal of Business, 26 (1): 49 – 82.
• Chuyue Jin, Najoung Lim, and Jaeyong Song. 2020. Overseas R&D Subsidiaries’ Knowledge Sourcing from MNC Headquarters. International Business Journal (in Korean), 31 (1): 32 – 59.
• Byungjun Min, Jaekyung Ko, and Jaeyong Song. 2020. Netflix’s competitive strategy: Strategic combination of network effects, contents reselling, and original contents. Journal of Strategic Management (in Korean), 20 (2): 25 – 45.
• Byungjun Min, Chuyue Jin, and Jaeyong Song. 2017. The Effects of Internal R&D and Imitation Experiences on Latecomer Innovation: Evidence from the Korean Pharmaceutical Industry. Korean Management Review (in Korean), 46 (4): 1017 – 1041.
• Jaeyong Song. 2016. Evolution of Knowledge Sourcing and Innovation Modes in the Global Network. Korean Management Review (in Korean), 45 (4): 1069 – 1088.
• Yeonjin Park, Jaeyong Song, and Kazuhiro Asakawa. 2016. Combinative Capability, Sourcing Capability, and Innovative Performance of Overseas R&D Subsidiaries: A Study of Overseas R&D Laboratories from Japanese Multinational Corporations. International Business Journal (in Korean), 27 (1): 23 – 57.
• Sang Ji Kim, Yeonjin Park, Jaeyong Song, and Jeho Lee. 2015. The Impact of Capabilities and Uncertainties on the Timing of Knowledge-Seeking Foreign Direct Investments: A Study of Overseas R&D Labs of Japanese Multinational Corporations. Journal of Strategic Management (in Korean), 18 (3): 25 – 49.
• Miao Yuzhe and Jaeyong Song. 2014. Search Behavior and Catch-up of Firms in Emerging Markets. Seoul Journal of Business, 20 (2): 71 – 90.
• Jingoo Kang and Jaeyong Song. 2013. Geographic Agglomeration, MNC Characteristics, and Knowledge Acquisition of Japanese R&D Subsidiaries in the United States. International Business Journal, 24 (1): 23 – 49.
• Eunkwang Seo, Hyoseok Kang and Jaeyong Song. 2013. How Does Geographical Diversity of Research Team Influence the Creation and Diffusion of Innovation? The Korean Academy of Business Administration Journal (in Korean), 26 (1): 107 – 129.
• Hyoseok Kang, Jaeyong Song, and Keun Lee. 2012. When and How Can Latecomers’ Path-creating Catch-up Be Successful?: A Case Study on the Interchangeable-lens Camera Industry. Journal of Strategic Management (in Korean), 15 (3): 95 – 135.
• Hyejun Kim, Sungyong Chang, and Jaeyong Song. 2012. Catching-up to the market leader: Role of entry time lag, alliance, and capability in the catch-up success. Journal of Technology Innovation (in Korean), 20 (1): 141 – 167.
• Chaerin Yun and Jaeuyong Song. 2012. Overseas Subsidiaries’ Local Experience and the Managerial Expatriate Policy of Multinational Corporations: The Moderating Roles of the MNC Headquarter and the Host Country. Korean Management Review (in Korean), 41 (1): 1 – 32.
• Hyunseob Kim and Jaeyong Song. 2011. Effects of ownership structure on corporate R&D investments, Journal of Strategic Management (in Korean),14 (2): 93 – 112.
• Eunhee, Sohn and Jaeyong Song. 2010. The Impact of Founder-CEO Presence upon Post-IPO Firm Failure: Contingency Approach, Venture Management Review (in Korean), 13 (3): 1 – 18.
• Kwangjune An, Woojin Yoon and Jaeyong Song. 2010. Transferring Network Assets:
How Technological Network Positions of the Acquired firm Influence Subsequent
Innovation of the Acquiring Firm in TechNological Acquisitions? Korean Academy of Management Journal (in Korean). 18 (1): 53 – 80.
• Woojin Yoon and Jaeyong Song. 2010. Technology scope changes and repeated partnerships in U.S biotechnology firms: The impact of peripheral changes and core changes. Korean Management Review (in Korean), 39 (1): 107 – 127.
• Heewon Chae and Jaeyong Song. 2009. The Impact of Top Management Team Demography on Technological Innovations in High-Technology Firms. Journal of Strategic Management (in Korean), 12 (2): 83 – 104.
• Eunhee Sohn, Sung Yong Chang, and Jaeyong Song. 2009. Technological Catching-up and Latecomer Strategy: A Case Study of the Asian Shipbuilding Industry. Seoul Journal of Business, 15 (2): 25 – 58.
• Sang Ji Kim and Jaeyong Song. 2009. Factors influencing ‘early internationalization’ of new ventures: A capability-based view. Venture Management Review, 12 (1): 107 – 131.
• Yuzhe Miao, Soonkyoo Choe, and Jaeyong Song. 2008. Tapping a foreign subsidiary’s competence: An empirical test of subsidiaries of multinational corporations in South Korea. Seoul Journal of Business, 14 (2): 109 – 134.
• Jaeyong Song and Woojin Yoon. 2008. Cross-border acquisitions and knowledge transfer: An empirical test of liability of foreignness. International Business Review, 19 (3): 1 – 18.
• Chaerin Yun and Jaeyong Song. 2008. The determinants of family ownership of Korean big business groups. Korean Management Review, 37 (4): 691 – 721 (in Korean).
• Sung Yong Chang, Sang Ji Kim, and Jaeyong Song. 2007. Network externalities and Born Global Strategy: Factors influencing the timing of foreign market entry and the entry strategy of Korean online game business. Korean Management Review, 36 (6) 1389 – 1417 (in Korean).
• Yun-Jin Rhee and Jaeyong Song. 2007. A study on factors influencing founder-CEO turnover in KOSDAQ-listed venture companies. Venture Management Review, 10 (3); 1 – 21 (in Korean).
• Jaeyong Song and Hyungchan Kim. 2007. Knowledge transfer through strategic alliances: A study on strategic alliances of Asian firms in high-tech industries, Journal of Strategic Management (in Korean), 10 (1): 1-18.
• Jaeyong Song and Chaerin Yun. 2007. Factors influencing localization of overseas subsidiaries: Moderating roles of headquarters’ global capabilities. Korean Academy of Management Journal (in Korean), 15 (2): 103 - 141.
• Jaeyong Song.2006. What is behind the surge in Korean patenting? International Business Journal, 16 (4), 51 - 79.
• Jaeyong Song. 2006. Intellectual property regimes, innovative capabilities, and patenting in Korea. Seoul Journal of Business, 12 (2). 57 – 75.
• Jaeyong Song and Chaerin Yun. 2006. A Study on the Localization of Japanese Multinationals. Korean Management Review, 35 (2), 389 – 411 (in Korean).
• Jaeyong Song and Woojin Yun. 2005. A Study on Knowledge Transfer Through Mergers & Acquisitions in Knowledge-intensive Industries. Korean Management Review , 34 (2), 349 – 373 (in Korean).
• Jaeyong Song and Jingoo Kang. 2005. What Factors Facilitate Knowledge Flows in the Global R&D Network?: A Study of Knowledge Sourcing Activities of Japanese Multinationals. International Business Journal, 16 (1) 61-82.
• Jaeyong Song and Jingoo Kang. 2004. A Study on the Globalization Potential and Strategies in the Mobile Internet Industry in Korea. Journal of Information and Operations Management, 14 (1), 77-98 (in Korean).
• Jaeyong Song and Youngeun Chu. 2004. Knowledge Acquisition and Transfer Through Overseas R&D Activities. Yonsei Management Review, 41 (1) 227 – 253 (in Korean).
• Jaeyong Song. 2002. Diversification Strategies and Korean Business Groups: Resource-based and Institutional Perspectives on the Causes of Diversification. Journal of Strategic Management, 5 (1): 27 – 44.
• Jaeyong Song and Jeho Lee. 2002. New Competitive Strategies in the Network Economy (in Korean). ITBI Review, 8 (1): 159-173.
[Published Books]
• Jaeyong Song (editor and the lead author). 2023. Paradigm Shifts (in Korean). Jaeunuri.
• Jaeyong Song (editor and the lead author). 2017. Perfect Change (in Korean). Jaeunuri.
• Jaeyong Song and Kyungmook Lee. 2014. The Samsung Way (in English). McGraw Hill. (Endorsed by Jeffrey Immelt, CEO of GE, O.H. Kwon, CEO of Samsung Electronics, Pankaj Ghemawat, Yves Doz, Tarun Khanna and Rita McGrath). The Samsung Way was also published in Chinese by the CITIC Press in China as well as in Taiwan, Vietnam, and Indonesia.
• Jaeyong Song and Kyungmook Lee. 2013. The Samsung Way (in Korean). 21 Century Books. Recipient of the Book of the Year Award by the Maeil Economic Daily.
• Jaeyong Song. 2011. Smart Management (in Korean). 21 Century Books. Chosen as the “must-read book for Korean CEOs” by Samsung Economic Research Institute.
• Donghyung Shin and Jaeyong Song. 2011. Innovation 3.0 (in Korean). Alki.
• Jaeyong Song.2006. A Study on the Evolution of Korean Firms’ Patenting Strategy. Seoul National University Press.
• Jaeyong Song. 2004. Network-based Competitive Strategy of e-Business Firms. E-Commerce Research Center (ECRC), Seoul National University.
