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Title :	Vol 16 No 2 - Theme: Achieving Competitive Advantage
Material Type:	printed text
Authors:	Academy of Management (New York, USA), Author
Publication Date:	2002
Pagination:	pp. 5-180
Layout:	ill (b & w)
Size:	28 cm
Class number:	658.005
Contents note:	President Fernando Henrique Cardoso on a decade of social and economic change in Brazil, by M. P. Caldas Horácio Lafer Piva, Chairperson of FIESP/CIESP, on changes in the Brazilian business environment, by T. Wood Jr Adopting imported managerial expertise in developing countries: The Brazilian experience, by T. Wood Jr & M. P. Caldas J. W. Marriott, Jr., on growing the legacy, by H.B. Gregersen & J.S. Black Introduction: Michael Porter's Competitive Strategy, by N. Argyres & A.M. McGahan An interview with Michael Porter, by N. Argyres & A.M. McGahan Strategic management: From informed conversation to academic discipline, by J.B. Barney Porter's added value: High indeed!, by A. Brandenburger Competitive strategy: It's O.K. to be different, by J.W. Bachmann Pursuing competitive advantage through integrated global sourcing, R.J. Trent & R.M. Monczka Trade-offs in managing resources and capabilities, by B. Teng & J.L. Cummings Joint venture dissolution as corporate divorce, by M.W. Peng & O. Shenkar Reel women: Lessons from female TV executives on managing work and real life, by E.A. Ensher, S.E. Murphy, & S.E. Sullivan The corporate challenges of sustainable development, by P. Bansal Responsibility: The new business imperative, by S. Waddock, C. Bodwell & S.B. Graves Practical retention policy for the practical manager, by R.P. Steel, R.W. Griffeth & P.W. Hom

[number or issue] Vol 16 No 2 - Theme: Achieving Competitive Advantage [printed text] / Academy of Management (New York, USA), Author . - 2002 . - pp. 5-180 : ill (b & w) ; 28 cm.

Class number:

658.005

Contents note:

President Fernando Henrique Cardoso on a decade of social and economic change in Brazil, by M. P. Caldas Horácio Lafer Piva, Chairperson of FIESP/CIESP, on changes in the Brazilian business environment, by T. Wood Jr Adopting imported managerial expertise in developing countries: The Brazilian experience, by T. Wood Jr & M. P. Caldas J. W. Marriott, Jr., on growing the legacy, by H.B. Gregersen & J.S. Black Introduction: Michael Porter's Competitive Strategy, by N. Argyres & A.M. McGahan An interview with Michael Porter, by N. Argyres & A.M. McGahan Strategic management: From informed conversation to academic discipline, by J.B. Barney Porter's added value: High indeed!, by A. Brandenburger Competitive strategy: It's O.K. to be different, by J.W. Bachmann Pursuing competitive advantage through integrated global sourcing, R.J. Trent & R.M. Monczka Trade-offs in managing resources and capabilities, by B. Teng & J.L. Cummings Joint venture dissolution as corporate divorce, by M.W. Peng & O. Shenkar Reel women: Lessons from female TV executives on managing work and real life, by E.A. Ensher, S.E. Murphy, & S.E. Sullivan The corporate challenges of sustainable development, by P. Bansal Responsibility: The new business imperative, by S. Waddock, C. Bodwell & S.B. Graves Practical retention policy for the practical manager, by R.P. Steel, R.W. Griffeth & P.W. Hom