Sonali Shah

Articles

• Shah, S., & Tripsas, M. (2020). User Entrepreneurs in Crises Situations: Innovators You Can Count On. Strategic Entrepreneurship Journal, 14 (4), 566-569.  link >
• Beck, S., Bergenholtz, C., Bogers, M., Brasseur, T., Shah, S., et al. (2020). The Open Innovation in Science Research Field: A Collaborative Conceptualisation Approach Industry and Innovation, 136-185.  link >
• Makha, M., Agarwal, R., & Shah, S. (2020). Building Industries by Building Knowledge: Uncertainty Reduction Over Industry Milestones. Strategy Science, 5 (3), 218-244.  link >
• Shah, S., & Nagel, F. (2020). Why Do User Communities Matter for Strategy? Strategic Management Review, 1 (2), 305-353.
• Shah, S., Agarwal, R., & Echambadi, R. (2019). Jewels in the Crown: Exploring the Motivations and Team Building Processes of Employee Entrepreneurs. Strategic Management Journal, 40 (9), 1417-1452.  link >
• Shah, S., Agarwal-Tronetti, R., & Moeen, M. (2017). Athena's Birth: Triggers, Actors, and Actions Preceding Industry Inception. Strategic Entrepreneurship Journal, 11 287-305.
• Shah, S., & Pahnke, E. (2014). Parting the Ivory Curtain: Understanding How Universities Support a Diverse Set of Startups. Journal of Technology Transfer, 39 (5), 780-792.
• Agarwal-Tronetti, R., & Shah, S. (2014). Knowledge Sources of Entrepreneurship: Firm Formation by Academic, User & Employee Innovators. Research Policy, 43 (7), 1109-1133.
• Smith, S., & Shah, S. (2013). Do Innovative Users Generate More Useful Insights? An Analysis of Corporate Venture Capital Investments in the Medical Device Industry. Strategic Entrepreneurship Journal, 7 (2), 151-167.
• Shah, S. (2012). User & Community-Based Innovation: Findings & New Research Directions. White Paper for the New America Foundation.
• Shah, S., Smith, S., & Reedy, E. (2012). Who Are User Entrepreneurs? Findings on Innovation, Founder Characteristics & Firm Characteristics. Kauffman Foundation Report.
• Reedy, E., Shah, S., & Smith, S. (2012). Can't Find a Product or Service? Start a Company. Huffington Post.
• Dencker, J., Gruber, M., & Shah, S. (2009). Individual & Opportunity Factors Influencing Job Creation in New Firms. Academy of Management Journal, 52 (6), 1125-1147.
• Dencker, J., Gruber, M., & Shah, S. (2009). Pre-Entry Knowledge, Learning, and the Survival of New Firms. Organization Science, 20 (3), 516-537.
• Shah, S., & Tripsas, M. (2007). The Accidental Entrepreneur: The Emergent and Collective Process of User Entrepreneurship. Strategic Entrepreneurship Journal, 1 (1-2), 123-140.
• Corley, K., & Shah, S. (2006). Building Better Theory by Bridging the Quantitative-Qualitative Divide. Journal of Management Studies, 43 (8), 1821-1835.
• Shah, S. (2006). Motivation, Governance and the Viability of Hybrid Forms in Open Source Software Development. Management Science, 52 (7), 1000-1014.
• Franke, N., & Shah, S. (2003). How Communities Support Innovative Activities: An Exploration of Assistance and Sharing among End-Users. Research Policy, 32 (1), 157-178.
• Sommers, F., & Shah, S. (2003). Effort on the Edge, Part 2: A Fact-Based Analysis of the JCP's Effectiveness. JavaWorld.
• Shah, S. (2002). Article Summary: Open Source Software as Lead User's Make or Buy Decision: A Study of Open and Closed Source Quality. Technology Innovation & Intellectual Property Newsletter, 3.
• Shah, S., & Sommers, F. (2002). Effort on the Edge, Part 1: Does the JCP Adequately Balance Innovation with Maintenance of Java's Standards? JavaWorld.

Book Chapters

• Sonka, S., Agarwal, R., & Shah, S. (2018). The Post-Harvest Loss Paradox and Market Creation. Keeping Food on the Table in a Changing Climate Engineering for Change.
• Shah, S., & Gorbatai, A., Kimberly D. Elsbach and Roderick M. Kramer (Ed.) (2016). Structural Sampling: A Technique for Illuminating Social Systems. Handbook of Qualitative Organizational Research: Innovative Pathways and Methods ( pp. 251-261). New York: Taylor and Francis.
• Shah, S., & Tripsas, M. (2016). When Do User-Innovators Start Firms? A Theory of User Entrepreneurship. Revolutionizing Innovation: Users, Communities and Open Innovation ( pp. 285-307). MIT Press.
• Shah, S., & Mody, C., Brett Frischmann, Michael Madison and Katherine Strandburg (Ed.) (2014). Creating a Context for Entrepreneurship: Examining How Users' Technological and Organizational Innovations Set the Stage for Entrepreneurial Activity. Governing Knowledge Commons ( pp. 313-340). Oxford: Oxford University Press.
• Shah, S., C. Dibona, D. Cooper & M. Stone (Ed.) (2005). Open Beyond Software. Open Sources 2.0: The Continuing Evolution ( pp. 339-360). Sebastopol, CA: O’Reilly Media.

Conference Proceedings

• Sonka, S., Agarwal, ., & Shah, S. (2018). To Reduce Post-Harvest Loss, Start with a Sustaining End in Mind. ( Fall/Winter ed pp. 44-46). Pyxera Global Engagement Forum.
• Dencker, J., Gruber, M., & Shah, S. (2008). Individual, Organizational and Environmental Drivers of Job Creation in New Firms. Academy of Management Best Paper Proceedings.
• Dencker, J., Gruber, M., & Shah, S. (2008). Individual, Organizational and Environmental Drivers of Job Creation in New Firms. ( 20 ed vol. 28,). Frontiers of Entrepreneurship Research.
• Dencker, J., Gruber, M., & Shah, S. (2007). Knowledge Acquisition Activities, Prior Knowledge and Experience & the Survival of New Firms. ( 5 ed vol. 27,). Frontiers of Entrepreneurship Research.
• Dencker, J., Gruber, M., & Shah, S. (2006). Knowledge Related Success Factors on the Path from Unemployment to Entrepreneurship. ( 6 ed vol. 26,). Frontiers of Entrepreneurship Research.
• Shah, S. (2006). From Innovation to Firm Formation: Contributions by Sports Enthusiasts to the Windsurfing, Snowboarding & Skateboarding Industries. ( vol. 6,). Proceedings of the Sixth Annual Meeting of the International Sports Engineering Association.
• Shah, S. (2004). Understanding the Nature of Participation and Coordination in Open and Gated Source Software Development Communities. Academy of Management Best Paper Proceedings.

Other Publications

• Shah, S. (2003). Community-Based Innovation & Product Development: Findings from Open Source Software And Consumer Sporting Goods.

Presentations

• Park, D., Shah, S., & Chattopadhyay, S. (2022). Uisung David Park*, Sonali K. Shah & Shinjinee Chattopadhyay. Hacking Health: Knowledge Sources and Technological Progress in Medical Imaging •. Academy of Management Annual Conference, Academy of Management.
• Shah, S. (2022). Employee Entrepreneurship in the Context of the Modern Economy. Academy of Management Annual Conference, Academy of Management.
• Shah, S. (2022). Second Acts: Giving Back through Social and Serial Entrepreneurship. Academy of Management Annual Conference, Academy of Management.
• Shah, S. (2021). Seminar Presentation. Boston University.
• Shah, S. (2021). Seminar Presentation. Imperial College London.
• Shah, S. (2021). Seminar Presentation. University of California, Irvine.
• Lee, H., & Shah, S. (2020). Lighting the Way: Illuminating How New Ventures in Nascent Industries Experiment. Strategic Management Society Annual Conference.
• Shah, S. (2020). SMS Strategy & Entrepreneurship Interest Group. Strategic Management Society Annual Conference.
• Lee, H., Shah, S., & Agarwal, R. (2020). Spinning an Entrepreneurial Career: Uncovering Motivational Pathways to Venture Success & Serial Entrepreneurship in the Disk Drive Industry. Academy of Management Annual Conference.
• Seo, E., Nagel, F., & Shah, S. (2020). A Little Help From My Friends: How Receiving Assistance Affects Participation in Online Knowledge-Sharing Communities. Academy of Management Annual Conference.
• Shah, S. (2020). From Firm to Industry: Bridging Levels of Analysis in Qualitative Research in Entrepreneurship. Academy of Management Annual Conference.
• Lee, H., Shah, S., & Agarwal, R. (2019). Spinning an Entrepreneurial Career: Uncovering Motivational Pathways to Venture Success & Serial Entrepreneurship in the Disk Drive Industry. Strategic Management Society Annual Conference.
• Lee, H., Shah, S., & Agarwal, R. (2019). Spinning an Entrepreneurial Career: Uncovering Motivational Pathways to Venture Success & Serial Entrepreneurship in the Disk Drive Industry. West Coast Research Symposium on Technology Entrepreneurship.
• Meade, A., Agarwal, R., Braguinsky , S., & Shah, S. (2019). Pioneering Multi-Sided Digital Platforms: The Effect of Firm Characteristics and Platform Strategies on Pioneer Outcomes. Academy of Management Annual Conference.
• Moeen, M., Agarwal, R., & Shah, S. (2019). Building Industries by Building Knowledge: Uncertainty Reduction Over Industry Milestones. Academy of Management Annual Conference.
• Lee, H., Shah, S., & Agarwal, R. (2019). Spinning an Entrepreneurial Career: Uncovering Motivational Pathways to Venture Success & Serial Entrepreneurship in the Disk Drive Industry. Industry Studies Association Annual Conference.
• Shah, S., Agarwal, R., & Sonka, S. (2019). A Time and a Place: Non-Profit Engagement in the Creation of Markets and Industry Emergence. Industry Studies Association Annual Conference.
• Lee, H., Shah, S., & Agarwal, R. (2019). Spinning an Entrepreneurial Career: Uncovering Motivational Pathways to Venture Success & Serial Entrepreneurship in the Disk Drive Industry. Stanford Qualitative/Case Research Workshop.
• Shah, S. (2019). Novel Theory from Hot Topics. Academy of Management Annual Conference.
• Shah, S. (2019). Seminar Presentation. Stanford University.
• Shah, S. (2019). Seminar Presentation. Syracuse University.
• Shah, S. (2019). Seminar Presentation. University of California, Berkeley.
• Shah, S. (2019). Seminar Presentation. University of Oregon.
• Shah, S. (2019). The Human Capital of Startups: Founding Team Dynamics. Academy of Management Annual Conference.
• Shah, S. (2019). User-Inspired Research: Gaining Access. Academy of Management Annual Conference.
• Ishva, M., & Shah, S. (2018). Corporate Front Groups and Impression Management: Coca-Cola’s Response to Obesity-Related Scientific Findings. Strategic Management Society Annual Conference.
• Shah, S., Meade, A., Agarwal, R., & Braguinsky , S. (2018). Immortality Through Knowledge: The Role of Pioneering Firms in the Growth of Nascent Industries. Strategic Management Society Annual Conference.
• Meade, A., Agarwal, R., Braguinsky, S., & Shah, S. (2018). Immortality Through Knowledge: The Role of Pioneering Firms in the Growth of Nascent Industries. Academy of Management Annual Conference.
• Shah, S. (2018). Seminar Presentation. The University of Colorado Law School.
• Shah, S. (2018). Teaching Industry Dynamics: Bringing in Entrepreneurship & Change. Strategic Management Society Annual Conference.
• Shah, S. (2018). The Right Tool for the Task? Using Different Methodological Approaches to Better Understand Open Innovation. Academy of Management Annual Conference.
• Shah, S., Agarwal, R., & Echambadi, R. (2018). Jewels in the Crown: Exploring the Motivations and Team Building Processes of Employee Entrepreneurs. Kenan Frontiers of Entrepreneurship Conference , Frank Hawkins Kenan Institute of Private Enterprise.
• Shah, S. (2017). Firm Strategy in Nascent Industries: Advances and Opportunities.-Panelist. SMS Conference.
• Shah, S., Agarwal-Tronetti, R., & Sonka, S. (2017). A Time and a Place: Non-Profit Engagement in the Creation of Markets and Industry Emergence SMS Conference.
• Shah, S. (2017). Interfaces of Individuals, Organizations & Institutions for the Creation of Markets & Industries Academy of Management 2017 Annual Meeting.
• Shah, S. (2017). Lean Startups: Emergent Management Practice and Further Research Agendas.” Academy of Management. Boston, MA. August 2012. Academy of Management 2012 Annual Meeting.
• Shah, S., Agarwal-Tronetti, R., & Echambadi, R. (2017). Jewels in the Crown: Exploring the Motivations and Team Building Processes of Employee Entrepreneurs Academy of Management Annual Meeting.
• Shah, S., Agarwal-Tronetti, R., & Echambadi, R. (2017). Jewels in the Crown: Exploring the Motivations and Team Building Processes of Employee Entrepreneurs Strategic Management Society Special Conference.
• Shah, S. (2017). Seminar Presentation. University of Maryland.
• Shah, S. (2016). Lean Startups and Innovation Strategy: Towards a New Paradigm? Academy of Management 2016 Annual Meeting.
• Shah, S. (2016). Lean Startups and Innovation Strategy: Towards a New Paradigm?Academy of Management. Annaheim, CA. August 2016. Academy of Management 2016 Annual Meeting.
• Shah, S., & Mody, C. (2016). Making Sparks Fly: Understanding How Users Organize to Innovate. Academy of Management 2016 Annual Meeting.
• Shah, S. (2016). Massachusetts Institute of Technology 50th Anniversary of Entrepreneurship Academic Colloquium. Massachusetts Institute of Technology.
• Shah, S., & Winston Smith, S. (2015). What is the Right Stuff? Pre-Entry Knowledge, Invention & the Survival of Nascent High Technology Startups. Midwest Strategy Meeting.
• Shah, S. (2015). NSF-Wharton Knowledge Conference-Invited panel organizer. NSF Wharton Knowledge Conference.
• Aksoy, D., & Shah, S. (2014). Does it Pay to be Open? Stock Market Responses to Contributions to the Commons. Academy of Management 2014 Annual Meeting.
• Shah, S., & Gorbatai, A. (2014). Together at Last: How Makerspaces Simultaneously Support Exploration and Exploitation. Academy of Management 2014 Annual Meeting.
• Shah, S., & Pahnke, E. (2014). Commercializing Innovative Insights: Entrepreneurial Origins and Innovation. New York University School of Law (Medical Workshop: User Innovation & Knowledge Commons.
• Shah, S., & Park, D. (2014). Patterns in the Entry & Survival of De Novo Entrants over the Industry Life Cycle: Investigating the Contributions of Firms Founded by Academic-, Employee-, and User-Innovators in Medical Imaging. Industry Studies Conference.
• Aksoy, D., & Shah, S. (2013). Does it Pay to be Open? Stock Market Responses to Contributions to the Commons. Industry Studies Conference.
• Shah, S., & Mody, C. (2013). How Do Users Develop & Diffuse Their Innovations? Resources, New Social Structures & Scaffolding. Industry Studies Conference.
• Shah, S., & Smith, S. (2013). What is the Right Stuff? Pre-Entry Knowledge, Technological Innovation & the Survival of Nascent High Technology Startups. BPS Division Executive Committee Meeting/Research Mini-Conference.
• Shah, S. (2013). Seminar Presentation. University of California.
• Shah, S. (2012). Lean Startups: Emergent Management Practice and Further Research Agendas. Academy of Management 2012 Annual Meeting.
• Shah, S. (2012). Open Innovation as a Framework for Teaching Technology Commercialization Academy of Management 2012 Annual Meeting.
• Shah, S., Smith, S., & Reedy, E. (2012). Who Are User Entrepreneurs? Findings on Innovation, Founder Characteristics & Firm Characteristics. Open & User Innovation Workshop.
• Smith, S., & Shah, S. (2012). Seeking Novel Insights through CVC Investing: Do Relationships with Users Promote Knowledge Transfer. Open & User Innovation Workshop.
• Smith, S., & Shah, S. (2012). Seeking Novel Insights through CVC Investing: Do Relationships with Users Promote Knowledge Transfer. Darden Entrepreneurship and Innovation Research Conference.
• Shah, S., & Mody, C. (2011). Innovation, Social Structure & the Creation of New Industries. Convening Cultural Commons Workshop – NYU School of Law.
• Smith, S., & Shah, S. (2011). Corporate Venture Capital as a Window on Technology: Transferring Complementary Knowledge Between Users and Incumbent Firms in the Medical Device Industry. West Coast Research Symposium.
• Shah, S. (2011). The Mirroring Hypothesis in Open Production Context. Academy of Management 2011 Annual Meeting.
• Shah, S. (2011). The Mirroring Hypothesis in Open Production Context.” Academy of Management. San Antonio, TX. August 2011. Academy of Management 2011 Annual Meeting.
• Smith, S., & Shah, S. (2011). Knowledge Transfer Between Start-Ups and Established Firms in the Medical Device Industry. Academy of Management 2011 Annual Meeting.
• Shah, S. (2011). User Entrepreneurship. Open & User Innovation Workshop.
• Smith, S., & Shah, S. (2011). Knowledge Transfer Between Users and Established Firms: CVC Investment and Physician-Entrepreneurs in the Medical Device Industry. Open & User Innovation Workshop.
• Shah, S., & Smith, S. (2011). Intellectual Property, Prior Knowledge & the Survival of New Firms. Wharton Technology Conference.
• Shah, S. (2011). Seminar Presentation. Stanford University.
• Shah, S. (2011). Seminar Presentation. Georgia Institute of Technology.
• Shah, S. (2011). TIES 50th Anniversary Research Conference. Massachusetts Institute of Technology.
• Shah, S., & Smith, S. (2010). Intellectual Property, Prior Knowledge & New Firm Survival. INFORMS Conference.
• Shah, S., & Smith, S. (2010). Prior Knowledge, Intellectual Property & New Firm Performance. Strategic Management Society 2010 Annual Conference.
• Shah, S., & Smith, S. (2010). Prior Knowledge, Intellectual Property and New Firm Survial. West Coast Research Symposium.
• Shah, S. (2010). Engaging Themes Thought Leader Winners’ Roundtable. Entrepreneurship Research Exemplars Conference.
• Shah, S. (2010). Engaging Themes Thought Leader Winners’ Roundtable.-Panelist. Entrepreneurship Research Exemplars Conference.
• Shah, S., & Smith, S. (2010). Prior Knowledge, Intellectual Property & New Firm Performance. University of Maryland Entrepreneurship Research Conference.
• Shah, S. (2010). Seminar Presentation. Oregon State University.
• Shah, S., & Gomulya, D. (2009). Revisiting Generalized Exchange: Extending Theory to Understand Wikipedia, Open Source and Other Collaborative Communities. Academy of Management 2009 Annual Meeting.
• Shah, S., Wagstrom, P., & Herbsleb, J. (2009). Cooperative Resource Exchange & Value Creation Through Open Technology Platforms. Academy of Management 2009 Annual Meeting.
• Shah, S. (2009). Seminar Presentation. ETH Zurich.
• Shah, S. (2009). Seminar Presentation. Free University of Bozen-Bolzano.
• Fauchart, E., Gruber, M., & Shah, S. (2008). The Influence of Founder Identity on Opportunity Identification Processes and Opportunity Exploitation Strategies. West Coast Research Symposium.
• Dencker, J., Gruber, M., & Shah, S. (2008). Individual, Organizational & Environmental Drivers of Job Creation in New Firms. Academy of Management 2008 Annual Meeting.
• Fauchart, E., Gruber, M., & Shah, S. (2008). Founder Identity, Opportunity Identification & Firm Heterogeneity. User and Open Innovation Workshop.
• Shah, S. (2008). User-Inspired Research: Gaining Access. Academy of Management 2008 Annual Meeting.
• Shah, S., & Gomulya, D. (2008). Revisiting Generalized Exchange: Extending Theory to Understand Wikipedia, Open Source & Other Collaborative Communities. User and Open Innovation Workshop.
• Shah, S., & Tripsas, M. (2008). The Accidental Entrepreneur: The Emergent and Collective Process of User Entrepreneurship. User and Open Innovation Workshop.
• Shah, S., Wagstrom, P., & Herbsleb, J. (2008). Cooperative Resource Exchange & Value Creation Through Open Technology Platforms. User and Open Innovation Workshop.
• Shah, S., Dencker, J., & Gruber, M. (2008). Individual, Organizational and Environmental Drivers of Job Creation in New Firms. Cornell-McGill Conference on Institutions & Entrepreneurship.
• Shah, S., Wagstrom, P., & Herbsleb, J. (2008). Value Creation & Cooperative Resource Exchange Through Open Technology Platforms. Industry Studies Conference.
• Shah, S. (2008). Innovation Communities: A Path From Innovation to Market Formation. University of Maryland Entrepreneurship Research Conference.
• Shah, S., Gruber, M., & Fauchart, E. (2008). The Influence of Founder Identity on Opportunity Identification Processes & Opportunity Exploitation Strategies. University of Southern California Greif Research Symposium.
• Shah, S. (2008). Fundamentals: Open and Proprietary Innovation Regimes-invited speaker. DRUID Conference.
• Shah, S. (2008). Seminar Presentation. Washington University.
• Dencker, J., Gruber, M., & Shah, S. (2007). Knowledge Acquisition Activities, Prior Knowledge and Experience & the Survival of New Firms. Academy of Management 2007 Annual Meeting.
• Shah, S. (2007). Coordination Mechanisms in Innovation Communities: Firm vs. Volunteer Focused Processes. Academy of Management 2007 Annual Meeting.
• Shah, S. (2007). From Innovation to Firm & Industry Formation: "Innovation Communities" in the Windsurfing, Skateboarding, and Snowboarding Industries. American Sociological Association Annual Meeting.
• Shah, S., & Tripsas, M. (2007). End-User Entrepreneurship: An Emergent & Collective Process. Academy of Management 2007 Annual Meeting.
• Dencker, J., Gruber, M., & Shah, S. (2007). Knowledge Acquisition Activities, Prior Knowledge and Experience & the Survival of New Firms. Cornell-McGill Conference on Institutions & Entrepreneurship.
• Shah, S. (2007). From Innovation to Firm Formation in the Windsurfing, Skateboarding and Snowboarding Industries. EGOS Conference.
• Shah, S. (2007). Innovation Communities: A Path from Innovation to Firm & Market Formation. Cornell-McGill Conference on Institutions & Entrepreneurship.
• Shah, S. (2007). Innovation Communities: A Path from Innovation to Firm and Market Formation. Strategic Research Forum.
• Dencker, J., Gruber, M., & Shah, S. (2007). Pre-Entry Knowledge, Learning & the Survival of New Firms. Conference for the Organization Science Special Issue on Strategic Renewal.
• Shah, S. (2007). From Innovation to Firm Formation in the Windsurfing, Skateboarding and Snowboarding Industries. University of Utah-BYU Winter Conference.
• Shah, S. (2007). Seminar Presentation. University of Washington.
• Shah, S. (2007). Seminar Presentation. University of Twente.
• Agarwal-Tronetti, R., & Shah, S. (2006). The Knowledge Context & The Entrepreneurial Process: Academic, User & Employee Entrepreneurship. Strategic Management Society Conference.
• Shah, S. (2006). Overcoming Challenges When Conducting Research In Entrepreneurship. Strategic Management Society Conference.
• Shah, S. (2006). Overcoming Challenges When Conducting Research In Entrepreneurship.-Panelist. Strategic Management Society.
• Shah, S. (2006). From Innovation To Firm Formation in the Windsurfing, Skateboarding & Snowboarding Industries. User Innovation Summer Workshop.
• Shah, S. (2006). From Innovation To Firm Formation in the Windsurfing, Skateboarding & Snowboarding Industries. International Sports Engineering Association Conference.
• Shah, S. (2006). From Innovation To Firm Formation in the Windsurfing, Skateboarding & Snowboarding Industries. Conference in Honor of Michael Gort.
• Shah, S. (2006). Seminar Presentation. Ecole Polytechnique Federale de Lausanne (EPFL.
• Shah, S. (2006). Seminar Presentation. Vienna University of Economics & Business Administration.
• Shah, S. (2006). Seminar Presentation. London Business School.
• Shah, S. (2006). Seminar Presentation. Purdue University.
• Shah, S. (2005). Open Beyond Software. Academy of Management 2017 Annual Meeting.
• Shah, S. (2005). Users & Industry Emergence. User Innovation Summer Workshop.
• Shah, S. (2005). Attracting & Retaining Volunteer Software Developers. Wharton Technology Conference.
• Shah, S. (2005). From Innovation to Firm Formation in the Windsurfing, Skateboarding, and Snowboarding Industries. Qualitative Research Conference.
• Shah, S. (2005). Seminar Presentation. Max Planck Institute for Economics.
• Shah, S. (2004). From Innovation to Firm Formation in the Windsurfing, Skateboarding, and Snowboarding Industries. College on Organization Science Fall Conference.
• Shah, S. (2004). Understanding the Nature of Participation & Coordination in Open and Gated Source Software Development Communities. Academy of Management 2004 Annual Meeting.
• Shah, S. (2004). Understanding the Nature of Participation & Coordination in Open and Gated Source Software Development Communities. Academy of Management 2004 Annual Meeting.
• Shah, S. (2004). Users & Their Communities as Agents of Product & Market Change: From Innovation to Firm Formation in the Windsurfing, Skateboarding, and Snowboarding Industries. American Sociological Association Annual Meeting.
• Shah, S., & Tripsas, M. (2004). When Do User-Innovators Start Firms? Towards a Theory of User Entrepreneurship. Academy of Management 2004 Annual Meeting.
• Shah, S. (2004). Users & Their Communities as Agents of Product & Market Change: From Innovation to Firm Formation in the Windsurfing, Skateboarding, and Snowboarding Industries. Society of Entrepreneurship Scholars Conference.
• Shah, S. (2004). Seminar Presentation-Sociology Department. University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign.
• Shah, S. (2003). Why Do Individuals Contribute to Community Managed Software Projects? Academy of Management 2003 Annual Meeting.
• Shah, S. (2003). Working Outside the Firm: Voluntary Contributions to Community Managed Software Projects. Academy of Management 2003 Annual Meeting.
• Shah, S. (2003). Motivation & Coordination in Free/Open Source Software Communities. Harvard Business School-MIT Open Source Software Conference.
• Shah, S. (2003). Motivation & Coordination in Free/Open Source Software Communities. User Innovation Summer Workshop.
• Shah, S. (2003). Seminar Presentation. New York University.
• Shah, S. (2003). Seminar Presentation. University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign, Department of Business Administration.
• Shah, S. (2003). Seminar Presentation. University of Sussex, Science & Technology Policy Research Unit.
• Shah, S. (2003). Seminar Presentation. Cambridge University.
• Shah, S. (2003). Seminar Presentation. Cornell University.
• Shah, S. (2003). Seminar Presentation. Georgetown University.

Working Papers

• Nagle, F., Seo, E., & Shah, S. A Little Help from My Friends: How Receiving Assistance Affects Participation in Online Knowledge-Sharing Communities.
• Meade, A., Agarwal-Tronetti, R., Braguinsky, S., & Shah, S. Immortality Through Knowledge: The Role of Pioneering Firms in the Growth of Nascent Industries.
• Shah, S., & Mody, C. Making Sparks Fly: Understanding How Users Organize to Innovate.
• Shah, S., Agarwal-Tronetti, R., & Echambadi, R. Jewels in the Crown: Exploring Motivations and Team Building Processes of Employee Entrepreneurs.