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Aspekte der Beziehungen zwischen Staat und Unternehmen : Lektionen für die Bedeutung des internationalen Vergleichs in der Unternehmensgeschichte

Kipping, Matthias - In: Kulturalismus, neue Institutionenökonomik oder …, (pp. 275-288). 2002

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Business-government relations : beyond performance issues

Kipping, Matthias - In: Business history around the world, (pp. 372-393). 2010

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Business history and management studies

Kipping, Matthias - In: The Oxford handbook of business history, (pp. 96-119). 2008

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Mintzberg's emergent and deliberate strategies : tracking Alcan's activities in Europe, 1928-2007

Kipping, Matthias; Cailluet, Ludovic - In: Business history review 84 (2010) 1, pp. 79-104

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Historical perspectives on organizational stability and change : introduction to the special issue

Üsdiken, Behlül; Kipping, Matthias; Engwall, Lars - In: Management & organizational history : MOH 6 (2011) 1, pp. 3-12

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Introduction: translating potential into profits : foreign multinationals in emerging markets since the nineteenth century

Lubinski, Christina; Kipping, Matthias - In: Management & organizational history : MOH 10 (2015) 2, pp. 93-102

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New business histories! : plurality in business history research methods

Decker, Stephanie; Kipping, Matthias; Wadhwani, R. Daniel - In: Business history 57 (2015) 1, pp. 30-40

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Business History and Management Studies

Kipping, Matthias; Üsdiken, Behlül - In: The Oxford handbook of business history. 2009

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A Revisionist Historiography of Business History : A Richer Past for a Richer Future

Kipping, Matthias - 2016

The historiography of business history is often recounted in linear terms, as evolving from a Chandlerian era focused on big business to a post-Chandlerian period marked by the study of a wide variety of organizational forms and topics. Taking a longer and more global perspective, we offer a...

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