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Andrea Fosfuri is Professor of Management (on leave) of the Department of Business Administration at Carlos III (Madrid). He holds a Ph.D. in Economics from University Pompeu Fabra (Barcelona). Professor Fosfuri has been Research Affiliate of the Centre for Economic Policy Research (CEPR), London, and has held visiting positions at Boston University, Carnegie Mellon University and Bocconi University.

Professor Fosfuri's research lies at the intersection between industrial organization, the economics of technical change and strategy. Along with Ashish Arora and Alfonso Gambardella, Professor Fosfuri is a co-author of Markets for Technology: Economics of Innovation and Corporate Strategy, published by MIT Press. Currently, he is an Associate Editor of Management Science (Strategy Division) and sits on the Editorial Board of the Academy of Management Review, and Strategic Management Journal.

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Significant Publications

Arora A., Fosfuri A., Roende, T. 2012. Managing licensing in a market for technology. Management Science. In press.

Berrone P., Fosfuri A., Gelabert L., Gomez-Mejía L. 2012. Necessity as the Mother of Green Inventions: Institutional Pressures and Environmental Innovations. Strategic Management Journal. In press.

Fosfuri A., Giarratana M. 2009. Masters of War: Rivals’ Product Innovation and New Advertising in Mature Product Markets. Management Science 55(2), 181-191

Fosfuri A., Giarratana M., Luzzi A. 2008. The Penguin Has Entered the Building: The Commercialization of Open Source Software Products. Organization Science 19, 292-305

Fosfuri, A. 2006. The Licensing Dilemma: Understanding the Determinants of the Rate of Technology Licensing. Strategic Management Journal 27(12), 1141-58

Arora, A., Fosfuri, A. 2005. Pricing Diagnostic Information. Management Science 51(7), 1092-1100