Strategic management and the philosophy of science: the case for a constructivist methodology

Article Abstract:

This article examines the philosophical foundations of strategic management research, focusing on the use of constructivism in research methodology. Topics discussed include subjectivity and relativism, as well as how linking theory to context achieves more applicable results.

Constructivism (Philosophy)

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Product location choice and firm capabilities: evidence from the US automobile industry

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Research presented concerns the relationship between new product development and firm capabilities in the automobile industry. Findings suggest that automobile companies produce new models that complement their existing ones, yet are differentiated from rival models.

Automobile industry, Product differentiation

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Corruption and change: the impact of foreign direct investment

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The influences on the level of corruption in countries from a perspective are examined. The concepts of change and foreign direct investment (FDI) into the cross-cultural corruption research stream are incorporated.

Influence, Corruption

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