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The trade union merger process in Europe: defensive adjustment or strategic reform?
Industrial Relations Journal
2006 : NOV, VOL. 37:6, p. 630-651
 2006 Waddington, J.
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On the choice between strategic alliance and merger in the airline sector: the role of strategic effects
Journal of Transport Economics and Policy
2006 : SEP, VOL. 40:3, p. 409-424
 2006 Barla, P.
Constantatos, C.
129.
Confidentiality constraints within mergers and acquisitions: gaining insights through a bubble metaphor
British Journal of Management
2006 : DEC, VOL. 17:4, p. 347-359
 2006 Harwood, I.
130.
Revisiting the Mannesmann takeover: how markets for corporate control emerge
European management review
2006 : WINTER, VOL 3:3, p. 142-155
 2006 Höpner, M.
Jackson, G.
131.
Market value effects of acquisitions involving internet firms: a resource-based analysis
Strategic Management Journal
2006 : OCT, VOL. 27:10, p. 899-913
 2006 Uhlenbruck, K.
Hitt, M.A.
Semadeni, M.
132.
Business and government in electricity network integration in Western Europe, c.1900-1950
Business history
2006 : OCT, VOL: 48:4, p. 479-500
 2006 Millward, R.
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Financial institutions and corporate strategy: David Alliance and the transformation of British textiles, c.1950-c.1990
Business history
2006 : OCT, VOL: 48:4, p. 453-478
 2006 Higgins, D.M.
Toms, S.
134.
Narrative interviewing and narrative analysis in a study of a cross-border merger
Management International Review
2006 : VOL. 46:4, p. 397-416
 2006 Soderberg, A-M.
135.
Volatility clustering and event-induced volatility: evidence from UK mergers and acquistions
European Journal of Finance
2006 : JUL, VOL. 12:5, p. 449-453
 2006 Balaban, E.
Constantinou, C.T.
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Small is beautiful? The development of women's activism in a small union
Journal of Environmental Economics and Management
2006 : JUL, VOL. 37:4, p. 400-414
 2006 Sayce, S.
Greene, A-M.
Ackers, P.
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