. An empirical analysis of the U.S. experience between the early 1950s and the late 1980s reveals two regimes of …

use this theory to assess the changing meaning of the corporation and the capitalist state, the new ways in which capital …

This paper provides empirical evidence on the dynamic effects of merger and acquisition (M&A) on employment in Japan … deal type (merger and acquisition) and by the sector (manufacturing and non-manufacturing), tracing the effects in the long … case of Japan. Our main findings are: the “acquisition” with the key role of “extension and growth” proved to have positive …

This paper presents a long overdue reassessment of entrepreneurship through acquisition (ETA). Traditionally considered … to situate ETA more fruitfully in the domain of entrepreneurship finance, we take issue with the conventional agency … entrepreneurial intents and outcomes of ETA. By examining the theoretical streams of LBO and entrepreneurship finance in practical …

increasing thirst for information on the German buyout market with an overview of its historic development, a quantitative …-out for private equity in the wake of the ongoing credit crisis. The majority of German buyouts are middle market transactions …

industries in the sector-specific takeover market, this working paper proves the common knowledge for the example of … increase. As for the fundamental market drivers, the survey suggests a shift from factors linked to the financial crises … strong influence of general acquisition motives. However, an empirically significant connection can be determined between the …

The financial crisis of 2007-09 began as a local problem in the mortgage finance market in the United States and Europe …

) and ‘Dominant Capital and the New Wars’ (2004). In their paper, the Retort group credits us for having coined the term … took us years to conceive, estimate and measure – again, never mentioning the source. These concepts, theories and facts … this paper published with The LONDON REVIEW OF BOOKS; Retort’s efforts to mislead us; and some additional insight from …