The business strategy field covers business practice and academic research - but the two are not strongly related. A history of the topic is presented and two views are contrasted. One is the academic discipline's view that strategizing is the rigorously driven pursuit of optimal performance. The other, a practitioner's view, sees strategizing as addressing the "What do we do now?" question, that is ever-present as business strategists inhabit uncertain situations. We follow Knight's intuition that profit only arises as strategists engage real world uncertainties through their firm's practice.
| Idioma original | Anglès |
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| Lloc de publicació | Barcelona, ES |
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| Nombre de pàgines | 28 |
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| Estat de la publicació | Publicada - 1 d’oct. 2013 |
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| Publicat externament | Sí |
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| Nom | ESADE working paper |
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| Núm. | 79796 |
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| ISSN (imprès) | 2014-8135 |
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| Nom | ESADE working paper |
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| Núm. | 79796 |
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| ISSN (imprès) | 2014-8135 |
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| Nom | ESADE working paper |
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| Núm. | 79796 |
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| ISSN (imprès) | 2014-8135 |
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| Nom | ESADE working paper |
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| Núm. | 79796 |
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| ISSN (imprès) | 2014-8135 |
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