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Post-Merger Management - die optimale Integrationsstrategie : gemeinsam zu einem neuen, starken Unternehmen

Wall, Stephen J.; Wall, Shannon Rye - 2001

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The morning after : making corporate mergers work after the deal is sealed

Wall, Stephen J.; Wall, Shannon Rye - 2000

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On the fly : executing strategy in a changing world

Wall, Stephen J. - 2004

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On the fly : executing strategy in a changing world

Wall, Stephen J. - 2004

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Executive Commentary - Psst . . . The Merger Mavens Still Have it Wrong!

Wall, Stephen J. - In: The Executive : an Academy of Management Publication 10 (1996) 1, pp. 21-39

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Creating Strategists

Wall, Stephen J. - In: Training & development : T + D 51 (1997) 5, pp. 75-80

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The Cesspool Syndrome: How Dreck Floats to the Top of Declining Organizations

Bedeian, Arthur G.; Armenakis, Achilles A.; Delano, June; … - In: The Executive : an Academy of Management Publication 12 (1998) 1, pp. 58-67

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MERGER INTEGRATION - MAKING MERGERS WORK - Certain major categories of decisions and actions need to be addressed in every acquisition, but not in the same way or sequence every ti...

Wall, Stephen J. - In: Financial executive : FE 17 (2001) 2, pp. 34-36

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SPECIAL TOPIC - Ethical behaviour in Management - Managing to Be Ethical: Debunking Five Business Ethics Myths

Treviñlo, Linda Klebe; Brown, Michael E.; Wall, Stephen J. - In: The Executive : an Academy of Management Publication 18 (2004) 2, pp. 69-83

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NORTH AMERICANS, EUROPEANS AND 1992

Wall, Stephen J.; McHenry, Robert - In: European Business Review 91 (1991) 2

It is suggested that, with the coming of 1992 and the single European market, North American and European managers will be forming more joint ventures and will have to collaborate. Success will depend on managers developing a greater degree of cross‐cultural understanding. On the basis of...

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