Description
Book SynopsisIn an age of intense international competition, enterprises, regions and nations depend on their organizational capabilities to gain competitive advantage in global markets.
This volume brings together critical scholarly contributions to historical and contemporary debates over the origins and characteristics of organizational capabilities that result in competitive advantage. Included are case studies drawn from textiles, chemicals, automobiles, computers and agriculture that illustrate how organizational capabilities generate sustained competitive success. In a new introduction, the editors, who have themselves been in the forefront of analysing the dynamics of innovation and industrial development, provide a state-of-the-art survey of the subject.
Table of ContentsHistorical debates: contemporary debates: the dynamics of success: policy perspectives.
