prof.dr. HR (Harry) Commandeur

Biography

Harry Commandeur is a professor of industrial economics and business at the Erasmus School of Economics (ESE). Professor Commandeur's research examines the relationship between market structure, corporate strategy and firm performance. His research has appeared in major academic journals including the *Organization Science, Journal of Management, Journal of Product Innovation Management, Journal of Management Studies, Long Range Planning, Industrial Marketing Management, Vaccines, European Journal of Marketing, Total Quality Management* and the *Journal of Business Logistics*. Professor Commandeur is currently full professor of industrial economics and business economics at the Erasmus School of Economics and Managing Director of Erasmus University Rotterdam Holding B.V. He is also Advisor to the Executive Board of the Eramus University Rotterdam. He held faculty positions at Nyenrode University in Breukelen (The Netherlands) (1998-2014), The Vlerick School of Management in Ghent (Belgium) (1995-2001). Professor Commandeur studied Business Economics at the Erasmus University Rotterdam. He has several positions in supervisory boards in public as well as in the private sector.

Erasmus School of Economics

Full professor | Applied Economics
Email
hcommandeur@ese.eur.nl

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Work

  • Paul van Geest & Harry Commandeur (12 July 2023) - Erasmus University Medical Center Researchers Discuss Findings in Psychology (Caring for relations and organizational success-conceptualization of an Augustinian leadership scale)
  • Harry Commandeur (7 June 2023) - Researcher at Erasmus University Medical Center Publishes Research in Data Systems (The Effect of Project Names on Escalation of Commitment in Information Systems Projects)

  • N (Nick) Benschop, ALP Nuijten, Mark Keil, KIM (Kirsten) Rohde, Jong Seok Lee & HR (Harry) Commandeur (2020) - Springer Science+Business Media (Publisher) (Editor)
    Activity: Publication Peer-review Academic
  • E Kaptein, Henk Volberda & Harry Commandeur (2002) - Exploration-Exploitation Orientation: A Coevolutionary Perspective (Speaker)
    Activity: Oral presentation Professional
  • E Kaptein, Henk Volberda & Harry Commandeur (2002) - EXPLOR: A measure of exploration orientation. (Speaker)
    Activity: Oral presentation Professional
  • E Kaptein, Henk Volberda & Harry Commandeur (2001) - Exploration-exploitation orientation (Speaker)
    Activity: Oral presentation Professional
  • E Kaptein, EJ Nijssen & Harry Commandeur (2000) - On the organization mission construct: Its antecedents and consequences. (Speaker)
    Activity: Oral presentation Professional
  • Harry Commandeur (1999) - De betekenis van increasing returns voor managementvraagstukken (Speaker)
    Activity: Oral presentation Academic
  • Harry Commandeur, JC Hoekstra & Kristof de Wulf (1998) - Determinants of direct mail effectiveness in business-to-business markets (Speaker)
    Activity: Oral presentation Academic
  • Harry Commandeur, S Hart, EJ Hultink & N Tzikas (1998) - How Dutch and UK industrial companies steer their new product development processes (Speaker)
    Activity: Oral presentation Academic
  • Jatinder Sidhu, EJ Nijssen & Harry Commandeur (1998) - The mission construct, antecedents and consequences. (Speaker)
    Activity: Oral presentation Professional

Silk Road Partners

Start date approval
July 2022
End date approval
May 2025
Place
BELGIE
Description
Raad van Advies

Supply Chain Management

Year Level
bachelor 3, bachelor 3
Year
2022
Course Code
FEB13018

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    System Markets: Indirect Network Effects in Action, or Inaction?
  • Martin Klein

    Poverty Alleviation through Sustainable Strategic Business Models: Essays on Poverty Alleviation as a Business Strategy
  • Lenny Pattikawa

    Innovation in the Pharmaceutical Industry: Evidence from Drug Introductions in the U.S.
  • Eva Niesten

    Regulation, Governance and Adaptation: Governance transformations in the Dutch and French liberalizing electricity industries
  • Laurens Sloot

    Understanding Consumer Reactions to Assortment Unavailability
  • Peter Miltenburg

    Effects of Modular Sourcing on Manufacturing Flexibility in the Automotive Industry: A Study among German OEMs
  • Bert de Groot

    Essays on Economic Cycles
  • Leonard van der Mandele

    Leadership and the inflection point; A Longitudinal Perspective
  • Erik den Hartigh

    Increasing Returns and Firm Performance: An Empirical Study
  • Leen Paape

    Corporate Governance: The Impact on the Role, Position, and Scope of Services of the Internal Audit Function
  • Bas Karreman

    Financial Services and Emerging Markets
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    Structure and Cooptition in Urban Networks
  • Hugo Erken

    Productivity, R&D and Entrepreneurship
  • Karen Maas

    Corporate Social Performance: From output measurement to Impact measurement
  • Erik de Waard

    Engaging Environmental Turbulence
  • Kellie Liket

    Why ‘Doing Good’ is Not Good Enough. Essays on Social Impact Measurement
  • Antoinette Rijsenbilt

    CEO Narcissism: Measurement and Impact
  • Brigitte Hoogendoorn

    Social Entrepreneurship in the Modern Economy: Warm Glow, Cold Feet
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    Biases in Project Escalation: Names, Frames & Construal Levels
  • Arno Nuijten

    Deaf Effect for Risk Warnings – A causal examination applied to Information Systems Projects
  • Esther Pronker

    Innovation Paradox in Vaccine Target Selection
  • Caroline Witte

    Bloody business: Multinational investment in an increasingly conflict-afflicted world
  • Tamar Weenen

    On the origin and development of the medical nutrition industry
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    The Waves of Biotechnological Innovation in Medicine: Interfirm Cooperation Effects and a Venture Capital Perspective
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    Investigating Routines and Dynamic Capabilities for Change and Innovation
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    Evidence on the wider impact of economic crises and turmoil on subjective well-being
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    Why people are not (always) selfish
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    Financing Sustainable Innovation: From a principal-agent to a collective action perspective

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