Multi-Level Issues in Organizational Behavior and Strategy
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RMLIEditors:
- Fred Dansereau
- Francis J. Yammarino
Chapters:
- Table of contents
- ABOUT THE EDITORS
- LIST OF CONTRIBUTORS
- OVERVIEW: MULTI-LEVEL ISSUES IN ORGANIZATIONAL BEHAVIOR AND STRATEGY
- EMOTIONS IN ORGANIZATIONS: A MULTI-LEVEL PERSPECTIVE
- POSITIVE AFFECT, SYSTEMATIC COGNITIVE PROCESSING, AND BEHAVIOR: TOWARD INTEGRATION OF AFFECT, COGNITION, AND MOTIVATION
- CONNECTING LEVELS IN THE STUDY OF EMOTIONS IN ORGANIZATIONS
- EMOTIONS AT MULTIPLE LEVELS: AN INTEGRATION
- LEVEL SPECIFICATION: USING TRIANGULATION IN A GROUNDED THEORY APPROACH TO CONSTRUCT VALIDATION
- GROUNDED THEORY AND THE INTEGRATION OF QUALITATIVE AND QUANTITATIVE RESEARCH
- HOW? AND WHY?: THEORY EMERGENCE AND USING THE GROUNDED THEORY METHOD TO DETERMINE LEVELS OF ANALYSIS
- GOING DEEPER INTO BUILDING A GROUNDED THEORY APPROACH: FROM VERIFICATION TO DISCOVERY
- MULTI-LEVEL INFLUENCES ON FIRM PERFORMANCE: INSIGHTS FROM THE RESOURCE-BASED VIEW AND STRATEGIC GROUPS RESEARCH
- INTEGRATING THE RESOURCE-BASED AND STRATEGIC GROUPS’ INFLUENCES ON FIRM PERFORMANCE: EXTENDING A MESO PERSPECTIVE
- TWO FACES OF STRATEGIC GROUP THEORY
- FACING UP TO A MESO PERSPECTIVE: RESEARCH ISSUES FOR TESTING FIRM AND STRATEGIC GROUP INFLUENCES ON PERFORMANCE
- INFORMATION REGIMES, INFORMATION STRATEGIES AND THE EVOLUTION OF INTERFIRM NETWORK TOPOLOGIES
- NETWORK EVOLUTION AS A MULTI-LEVEL PHENOMENON
- NETWORK STRUCTURE, CONTENT AND EVOLUTION
- MODELS AS AN EXPLANATORY STRATEGY AND THE UBIQUITY OF INFORMATION AS AN EXPLANATION
- ENACTING THE FUTURE: A TIME- AND LEVELS-BASED VIEW OF STRATEGIC CHANGE
- ORGANIZATIONAL LEARNING AND STRATEGIC CHANGE
- COGNITION AND STRATEGIC CHANGE: THEORY DEVELOPMENT FROM CASE RESEARCH
- MAKING SENSE OF STRATEGIC CHANGE: A PROBLEM OF LEARNING AND LEVELS