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The Specialist Strategy

Strategic theory generally neglects the organizational strategy of extreme specialism. But thousands of firms follow this strategy, often with overwhelming success. Examples are drawn from four industries. This article explores the conditions under which specialism is a viable strategy and also examines the unique managerial problem of specialism.

Glenn R. Carroll | G. Carroll | Glenn R Carroll

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