The strategy literature has come of age with this "mapping of the terrain" by Andrew Pettigrew, Howard Thomas and Richard Whittington. The publication of the Handbook of Strategy and Management is a major event.

The strategy literature has come of age with this "mapping of the terrain" by Andrew Pettigrew, Howard Thomas and Richard Whittington. Equally importantly, this Handbook provides us with reflections on the past and insights into the future of the field. The Handbook not only brings together the World′s leading strategy and management scholars; it is also remarkably well-organized and future-oriented, having the right balance between focus and diversity.

Pettigrew, Thomas and Whittington have gathered an impressive array of contributions, which provide a comprehensive guide to the current state .

Pettigrew, Thomas and Whittington have gathered an impressive array of contributions, which provide a comprehensive guide to the current state of the art. It's a book that reflects a maturing field, offering thought-provoking discussions of the major issues in strategy, reflections on how they have been tackled in the last three decades, and identifying the themes, promises and challenges that lie ahead. Useful for a novice and an accomplished scholar alike, this is a remarkable effort that shows how far the Strategy field has come' - Michael G. Jacobides, London Business School.

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Andrew M. Pettigrew, Howard Thomas, Richard Whittington.

Pettigrew, Thomas and Whittington have gathered an impressive array of contributions, which provide a comprehensive guide to the current . It's a book that reflects a maturing field, New in Paperback: Publishing February 2006! If you had to read only one book to understand the roots and branches of the study of strategy & organization, this would be i. The Handbook not only brings together the World s leading strategy and management scholars; it is also remarkably well-organized and future-oriented, having the right balance between focus and diversity.

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A book on strategy and strategic management must inevitably be called into question. There are so many outstanding and relevant works on the subject, does the executive readership-many of whom were students at one time or another-really need another volume on the bookshelf?

A book on strategy and strategic management must inevitably be called into question. There are so many outstanding and relevant works on the subject, does the executive readership-many of whom were students at one time or another-really need another volume on the bookshelf? The state of knowledge on strategy and strategic management has not changed so dramatically in recent years as to justify another book in itself. Yet there remain two significant, mutually dependent gaps in the forest of books: View.

Strategic Management - Andrew Pettigrew, Howard Thomas and Richard Whittington. Managing Cognition and Strategy - Joseph Porac and Howard Thomas. Issues, Trends and Future Directions. The Strengths and Limitations of a Field. The Domain of Strategic Management - Edward H Bowman, Harbir Singh and Howard Thomas. History and Evolution. Part two: thinking and acting strategically. Strategy Process - Balaji Chakravarthy and Roderick E White. Forming, Implementing and Changing Strategies. Strategic Change Processes - Raghu Garud and Andrew H Van de Ven.