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Handbook of strategy and management

·2006·Choice Reviews Online

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PART ONE: MAPPING A TERRAIN Strategic Management - Andrew Pettigrew, Howard Thomas and Richard Whittington The Strengths and Limitations of a Field The Domain of Strategic Management - Edward H Bowman, Harbir Singh and Howard Thomas History and Evolution PART TWO: THINKING AND ACTING STRATEGICALLY Constructing Competitive Advantage - Karel Cool, Luis Almeida Costa and Ingemar Dierickx Corporate Strategy - Robert M Grant Managing Scope and Strategy Content Corporate Strategy - Constantinos Markides The Role of the Centre Corporate Structure - Richard Whittington From Policy to Practice Knowledge-Based View - Katheleen M Eisenhardt and Filipe M Santos A New Theory of Strategy? Managing Cognition and Strategy - Joseph Porac and Howard Thomas Issues, Trends and Future Directions Strategy Process - Balaji Chakravarthy and Roderick E White Forming, Implementing and Changing Strategies Strategic Change Processes - Raghu Garud and Andrew H Van de Ven Top Management, Company Directors and Corporate Control - Gerald F Davis and Michael Useem PART THREE: CHANGING CONTEXTS International Management and Strategy - Bruce Kogut Quasi Strategy - Ewan Ferlie Strategic Management in the Contemporary Public Sector Entrepreneurship, Small Firms and Wealth Creation - Rita Gunther McGrath A Framework Using Real Options Analysis The Strategy and Management of International Institutions - Winfried Ruigrok Technology in Corporate Strategy - Keith Pavitt and W Edward Steimueller Change, Continuity and the Information Revolution What Are the Responsibilities of Business to Society? - David A Whetten, Gordon Rands and Paul Godfrey PART FOUR: LOOKING FORWARD The Conduct of Strategy Research - Haridimos Tsoukas and Christian Knudsen Business History and Strategy - David J Jeremy Theorizing the Future of Strategy - N Venkatraman and Mohan Subramaniam Questions for Shaping Strategy Research in the Knowledge Economy Conclusion - Richard Whittington, Andrew Pettigrew and Howard Thomas Doing More in Strategy Research

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Venue
Choice Reviews Online
Published
2006-11-01
Volume
44
Issue
03
Pages
44-1617-44-1617
ISSN
  • 0009-4978 (ISSN-L)
  • 1523-8253
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710
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63
Type
book review
Language
en
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