Theories of strategy (6314M0186Y)

The second document of the series "Theories of strategy: Exam Preparation". We will go through my personal development of each of the twelve study questions fundamental for passing the course's exam. The actual exam will include (100% sure) one of these questions, most probably one of the last ones. However, I suggest you get inspired by these and try to develop yours giving your personal touch ☺

the first document of the series "Theories of Strategy: Exam Preparation," we will go through 80 key concepts that are fundamental to know to pass the multiple-choice part of the exam. 100% sure you will pass, thanks to the thorough explanation of each of them

This document contains a summary for the articles required for 'Theories of Strategy' taught in semester 1 of the 2020-2021 academic year. Please note: the final article, required for meeting 6.2, is missing. Other than that the summary contains all articles.

This is an integrated summary for the Theories of Strategy course. The summary includes all required readings and lecture content in an integrated format to be optimally prepared for essay questions and citing authors with the correct theories.

A complete summary of the course, including lecture notes, explanation about the "sum" of added value theory and answers on study questions. FOR INTERNATIONALS Note that article 1 is fully in dutch and article 3 and 4 partially in dutch. You might find some other dutch sentences, but this is mainly a translation of what is typed in english (for my own understanding). My tip: use google translate for the first couple of articles, I tested it and it translates the dutch parts very well in englis...

This summary contains all articles from 2019-2020 and all lecture notes (incl. everything important on the slides): WEEK 1 Meeting 1.1: Economic foundations of strategy 1. Stoelhorst J.W. ([1997] 2008), Thinking about Strategy, 3d edition. Teaching note, University of Amsterdam (26 pages, reading time approx. 1 hour 30 minutes) 2. Rumelt, Richard P. (2003), What In the World is Competitive Advantage?, Working paper, Anderson Business School, UCLA. (7 pages, reading time approx. 30 minutes) 3. ...