Journal of management studies

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  Año 2002, Vol. 39, Número 7

  • THE RESPONSE OF OLD TECHNOLOGY INCUMBENTS TO TECHNOLOGICAL COMPETITION--DOES THE SAILING SHIP EFFECT EXIST?

    John Howells

    págs. 887-906

    

  • THE CHANGING POWER OF 'EXPLANATIONS': DIRECTORS, ACADEMICS AND THEIR SENSEMAKING FROM 1989 TO 2000

    A. Pye

    págs. 907-925

    

  • DRESS AND IDENTITY: A TURKISH CASE STUDY

    Andrew D. Brown, Michael Humphreys

    págs. 927-952

    

  • BARRIERS TO MANAGING DIVERSITY IN A UK CONSTABULARY: THE ROLE OF DISCOURSE

    C. Cassell, P. Dick

    págs. 953-976

    

  • AN EXPLORATION OF TWO COMPETING PERSPECTIVES ON INFORMATIONAL CONTEXTS IN TOP MANAGEMENT STRATEGIC ISSUE INTERPRETATION

    B. Kuvaas

    págs. 977-1001

    

  • THE EFFECTS OF PRIOR PERFORMANCE ON THE CHOICE BETWEEN RELATED AND UNRELATED ACQUISITIONS: IMPLICATIONS FOR THE PERFORMANCE CONSEQUENCES OF DIVERSIFICATION STRATEGY

    C. Park

    págs. 1003-1019