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Purpose

– This paper aims to deepen the understanding of strategic learning through the lens of environmental jolts.

Design/methodology/approach

– Strategic learning is explained from the three paradigms of organizational learning.

Findings

– Organizational learning provides a firm foundation to develop and elaborate the concept of strategic learning that can help organizations gain competitive advantage and adaptive capability.

Research limitations/implications

– Alan Meyer’s environmental jolt model is meaningful in that it is derived from stimulus–response model, which still explains important aspects of strategic learning.

Practical implications

– Embedding a strategic learning capability will help organizations development fit with external environments.

Originality/value

– This paper enlightens strategic learning as a Model II learning at the system level from a stimulus-response mechanism and opens up new possibilities of incorporating higher-order capability.

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