A Guide to Key Theories for Strategic Management

Edited by Sandip Bisui, Leonardo M. Klüppel, Michael J. Leiblein and Jeffrey J. Reuer

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Abstract: This seminal book brings together many of the ideas that have shaped how we think about strategy today. Across fifteen chapters, leading scholars introduce major theories from classics like the resource-based view and game theory to newer perspectives on platforms, cognition, and value capture, explaining not only what these theories say, but why they matter.

Keywords: Strategic Management; Industrial Organization Economics; Resource-Based Theory; Transaction Cost Economics; Information Economics; Attention-Based View; Value Capture Theory; Platform Strategy (search for similar items in EconPapers)
Date: 2026
ISBN: 9781035342846
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Chapters in this book:

Ch 1 Game theory

David Gaddis Ross

Ch 2 Resource-based view

Alison Mackey and Tyson B. Mackey

Ch 3 Dynamic capabilities

Jeffrey A. Martin and Athina Skiadopoulou

Ch 4 Value capture theory

Olivier Chatain

Ch 5 Information economics

Roberto Ragozzino

Ch 6 Transaction cost economics

Brian S. Silverman

Ch 7 Network theory

Isin Guler and Rajat Khanna

Ch 8 Real options theory

Arkadiy V. Sakhartov

Ch 9 Attention-based view

Willian Ocasio and E. Geoffrey Love

Ch 10 Behavioral theory of the firm

John Joseph

Ch 11 Behavioral strategy

Maciej Workiewicz

Ch 12 Cognitive aspects

Libby Weber and Jessica Jeesoo Kim

Ch 13 Evolutionary theory

Patia J. McGrath and Atul Nerkar

Ch 14 Platform strategy

Tammy L. Madsen

Ch 15 Prospect theory

Philip Bromiley and Devaki Rau

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