Universiteit van Amsterdam • Business Administration

This is a summary of the course Evidence Based Management at the University of Amsterdam (Semester 1 - period 3) (2020). The summary includes all the required lectures, tutorials as well as a summary of the required articles for this course. You will definitely have everything that is needed for the exam! It is easy to go through this summary, since the definitions and important concepts are in bold etc. It even includes the most important images/graphs from the articles and slides! You will p...

A mega table containing all the techniques covered in Management Research Methods 2: One-way ANOVA, factorial ANOVA, Regression, Regression complications: mediation and Dummy variables, Logistic regression, collinearity and Moderation in ANOVA are all covered. Each technique is divided in Definitions, Variables, Prerequisites, calculations, Hypothesis, SPSS Outputs and its Interpretation, as well as follow-up tests. Contains all content necessary for the exam MRM2. !! NOTE: Stuvia does not sup...

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A complete summary of all the articles; reasons why the article is written, methods, hypothesis, main conclusions. Also includes lecture and seminar notes. In sum, everything you need to know to pass the exam.

This summary contains all the articles discussed in this course. Together with comparisons of all the articles. Also it includes the lecture and seminar notes and slides required for the exam.

A comprehensive and short summary of all papers that are mandatory readings for week 6 for Strategy and Organisation. All the relevant content is summarised and it's structured following the guidelines for the exam. The summarised papers are: - Kaplan & Norton (1996): Having Trouble with your strategy? Then map it -Bourgeois & Brodwin (1984): Strategic Implementation: five approaches to an elusive phenomenon - Van de Ven & Sun (2011): Breakdowns in Implementing Models of Organisational Change...

Summary of all lectures from the CSR course in 2020

A comprehensive and short summary of all papers that are mandatory readings for week 5 for Strategy and Organisation. All the relevant content is summarised and it's structured following the guidelines for the exam. The summarised papers are: - Miles et al. (1978): Organisational Strategy, Structure, and Process - Romanelli & Tushman (1994): Organisational transformation as punctuated equilibrium: an empirical test - Luo & Rui (2009): An ambidexterity perspective towards Multinational Enterpr...

A comprehensive and short summary of all papers that are mandatory readings for week 3 for Strategy and Organisation. All the relevant content is summarised and it's structured following the guidelines for the exam. The summarised papers are: - Porter (1979): How competitive forces shape strategy - Barney, J. (1991): Firm resources and sustained competitive advantage, - Baden-Fuller & Stopford (1992): The firm matters, not the industry

A comprehensive and short summary of all papers that are mandatory readings for week 2 for Strategy and Organisation. All the relevant content is summarised and it's structured following the guidelines for the exam. The summarised papers are: - Hedley (1977): Strategy and the “Business Portfolio” - Porter (1987): From competitive advantage to corporate strategy - Prahalad & Hamel (1990): The Core Competence of the Corporation