Economics, Politics and Nations: Resistance to the Multidivisional Form in France, Germany and the United Kingdom, 1983-1993

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The evolution of corporate diversification for the United Kingdom, France and Germany is used as an illustration for management research techniques. It demonstrates a need for increased contextual sensitivity while maintaining that convergent processes in corporate organization are possible.

United Kingdom, Germany, France, Methodology, Research methods

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Guest Editors' Introduction: Co-evolutionary Dynamics Within and Between Firms: From Evolution to Co-evolution

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The article identifies four management co-evolutionary generative mechanisms that typify organizational behavior: managed selection, naive selection, holistic renewal, and hierarchical renewal. Implications for future empirical research are discussed.

Science & research, Research, Models, Organizational behavior, Organizational behaviour, Coevolution

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Reflexivity in management research

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The value of epistemic reflexivity in management research is discussed.

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