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Sulej, Julian C. - 2015

"How do we create the business school and managers of the future? This challenging question has been addressed by a number of researchers in recent times from the perspective of 'what needs to be changed?' - few if any have provided much in the way of 'how do we change things to meet the...

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The Indian challenge : the evolution of a successful new global strategy in the pharmaceutical industry

Bower, D. J.; Sulej, Julian C. - In: Technology analysis & strategic management 19 (2007) 5, pp. 611-624

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The Indian Challenge: The Evolution of a Successful New Global Strategy in the Pharmaceutical Industry

Bower, D.Jane; Sulej, Julian C. - In: Technology analysis & strategic management 19 (2007) 5, pp. 611-624

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Academic spin-outs: the journey from idea to credible proposition - a combination of knowledge exchange, knowledge transfer and knowledge translation

Sulej, Julian C.; Bower, D. Jane - In: International journal of knowledge management studies : … 1 (2006) 1-2, pp. 90-102

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Taking Risk in Joint Ventures: Whose Throw of the Dice? - In the recent past there has been a significant increase in the use of joint ventures as a mechanism for business development particularly by smaller, innovative companies. This article examines the level of risk involved when such firms are placed in often highly vulnerable positions.

Sulej, Julian C.; Stewart, Victoria; Keogh, William - In: Strategic change : SC ; briefings in entrepreneurial finance 10 (2001) 5, pp. 285-296

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UK international equity joint ventures in technology and innovation: an analysis of patterns of activity and distribution

Sulej, Julian C. - In: European Business Review 98 (1998) 1, pp. 56-66

This paper presents a series of data examining the pattern of activity of the UK, in terms of equity joint ventures (EJV) formation, with partners in Western Europe, Scandinavia, USA and Japan and within technological industries. The data set consists of 1,415 equity joint ventures (EJVs) formed...

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