The differentiated role of organizational ambidexterity and organizational innovation in the subsidiary reverse knowledge transfer process
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Felipe Mendes Borini | Muhammad Mustafa Raziq | Leandro Lima Santos | Rafael Morais Pereira | Aldo José Brunhara | F. Borini | R. Pereira | Leandro Lima Dos Santos | A. Brunhara
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