Titlebook: Dynamic Strategic Analysis; Demystifying simple Sebastian Raisch Book 2004 Deutscher Universitäts-Verlag/GWV Fachverlage GmbH, Wiesbaden 2

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Wolfgang Grundmann,Klaus Schüttelmain sections: (1) ., (2) ., (3) . and (4) .. The first section presents the overall plan for the empirical study, establishing guidelines for data collection and analysis. The second section summarizes the process of questionnaire development, including pretesting procedures and the operationalizat

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Wolfgang Grundmann,Klaus Schüttelummarized and discussed, after which we briefly discuss its inherent limitations. The next section provides some directions for future research. A brief set of concluding remarks is presented in the last section.

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Literature Review,rns (Rumelt 1991). The identification and analysis of factors determining firm success or failure have been at the heart of strategic management since their inception four decades ago. Various conflicting definitions of firm success coexisted in the early years. Michael Porter’s seminal work “.” (19

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Towards a Dynamic Research Model,ve research helped to establish sound theoretical foundations in each research field. Based on these foundations, each approach claims to provide a satisfactory explanation for performance differences between firms. However, with four competing paradigms, one question is particularly interesting: wh

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Research Methodology,main sections: (1) ., (2) ., (3) . and (4) .. The first section presents the overall plan for the empirical study, establishing guidelines for data collection and analysis. The second section summarizes the process of questionnaire development, including pretesting procedures and the operationalizat

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Research Findings,e chapter is broken down into four sections. The first three sections outline the findings concerning (V.1) ., (V.2) ., and (V.3) .. In the final section, based on the different research findings, the most relevant (V.4) . are outlined.

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Conclusions,ummarized and discussed, after which we briefly discuss its inherent limitations. The next section provides some directions for future research. A brief set of concluding remarks is presented in the last section.