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Competence, governance, and entrepreneurship : advances in economic strategy research

By:

Foss, Nicolai

Material type: Text

TextPublication details: O.U.P. OxfordGB 2000Action note:

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Summary: Brings together leading thinkers on competence, governance, and entrepreneurship to advance and stimulate economic strategy research. Shows that an innovative joint venture between these two main perspectives potentially leads to a new avenue of future research on strategic issues such as corporate growth, interfirm cooperation, and corporate entrepreneurship.

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Monograph	CARICOM Documentation Centre	04.03.02 C737 (Browse shelf(Opens below))	Available	0000000017271

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Brings together leading thinkers on competence, governance, and entrepreneurship to advance and stimulate economic strategy research. Shows that an innovative joint venture between these two main perspectives potentially leads to a new avenue of future research on strategic issues such as corporate growth, interfirm cooperation, and corporate entrepreneurship.

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