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CROSSROADS - The Atlantic Divide: American and European Approaches to Strategy Research

Unlike most of the social sciences, the field of strategy originated in the United States and arrived in Europe later. Did this trajectory lead to an “Atlantic divide” in strategy research? Does such a divide exist? The papers that follow debate the issue and the effects that such a potential divide may have on the growth of the field.

Zur Shapira

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