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The Internet and the deconstruction of the integrated banking model
British Journal of Management
2001 : DEC, VOL. 12:4, p. 307-322
 2001 Li, F.
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Role-bound actors in corporate combinations: a sociopolitical perspective on post-merger change processes
Scandinavian Journal of Management
2001 : DEC, VOL. 17:4, p. 481-509
 2001 Vaara, E.
193.
Forecasting integrated stock markets using international co-movements
Russian and East European Finance and Trade
2001 : SEP-OCT, VOL. 37:5, p. 45-63
 2001 Metin, K.
Muradoglu, G.
194.
Market orientation, interdepartmental integration, and product development performance
Journal of Product Innovation Management
2001 : SEP, VOL. 18:5, p. 314-323
 2001 Kahn, K. B.
195.
Organising the process of knowledge integration: the benefits of structural ambiguity
Scandinavian Journal of Management
2001 : MAR, VOL. 17:1, p. 41-66
 2001 Ravasi, D.
Verona, G.
196.
Realising the value of acquisitions: A comparative study of European post-acquisitions integration practice
efmd FORUM
2001 : DEC, VOL. 3, p. 27-32
 2001 PA consulting group,
197.
The Europeanisation - or the erosion - of industrial relations?
Industrial Relations Journal
2001 : SEP, VOL. 32:4, p. 280-294
 2001 Hyman, R.
198.
Mot ett integrerat nordiskt skogsindustriellt kluster. (Towards an integrated Nordic forest industrial cluster. Summary)
Ekonomiska Samfundets Tidskrift = The Journal of the Economic Society of Finland
2001 : VOL. 54:3, p. 147-160, 187
 2001 Peterson, C.
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Foreign versus domestic banks in Germany and the US: a tale of two markets?
Journal of Multinational Financial Management
2001 : OCT-DEC, VOL. 11:4-5, p. 341-361
 2001 Buch, C. M.
Golder, S. M.
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Routes to equity market integration - the interplay between politicians, investors and managers
Journal of Multinational Financial Management
2001 : APR, VOL. 11:2, p. 183-211
 2001 Oxelheim, L.
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