Entrepreneurship, strategy, and organization: Individual and organization in the behaviour of the firm

A. L. Minkes and G. R. Foxall

Strategic Management Journal, 1980, vol. 1, issue 4, 295-301

Abstract: The main purpose of this paper is to set out a number of ideas on business policy and corporate strategy which underlie a larger research project. It arises in part from a University Seminar in Industrial Economics which for many years provided a forum for academics and businessmen to discuss the growth and organization of particular firms: in part from the upsurge of interest in teaching business policy: and in part from a growing preoccupation, especially among business historians, with the decision‐making processes within firms. These have wide implications for the understanding of the nature of entrepreneurship and strategy in the modern business corporation.

Date: 1980
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