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Economics : economic theories of the firm, business, and government

Pitelēs, Chrēstos - In: The Oxford handbook of business and government, (pp. 35-62). 2010

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On the nature of the firm

Pitelēs, Chrēstos - In: Market evolution : competition and cooperation : …, (pp. 11-37). 1995

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The resource-based theory of the transnational corporation : conceptual and empirical issues

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A theory of the (growth of the) transnational firm : a Penrosean perspective

Pitelēs, Chrēstos - In: The growth of the firm : the legacy of Edith Penrose, (pp. 127-145). 2002

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A theory of the (growth of the) transnational firm : a Penrosean perspective

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Twenty years resource-based view (or is it 50?): some (old and) new challenges and need for extensions

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Transaction costs versus resource value?

Pitelēs, Chrēstos; Pseiridis, Anastasia N. - In: Journal of economic studies 26 (1999) 2, pp. 221-240

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The separation of ownership and control in the theory of the firm : a reappraisal

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The Interdependence of Private and Public Interests

Mahoney, Joseph Timothy; McGahan, Anita M.; Pitelēs, … - 2015

The predominant focus in research on organizations is either on private or public institutions without consistent consideration of their interdependencies. The emphasis in scholarship on private or public interests has strengthened as disciplinary and professional knowledge has deepened:...

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