Modeling international expansion / Xavier Martin, Anand Swaminathan, Laszlo Tihanyi -- Static triangular simulation as a methodology for international strategic management research / George S. Yip, G. Tomas M. Hult, Audrey J. M. Bink -- New methods for ex post / Paul M. Vaaler, Ruth V. Aguilera, Ricardo Flores -- Resource complementarity, institutional compatibility, and some ensuing methodological issues in testing the resource-based view / Tailan Chi, Edward Levitas -- Applying advanced panel methods to strategic management research : a tutorial / Peter Hom, Katalin Takacs Haynes -- Interpreting empirical results in strategy and management research / J. Myles Shaver -- Mediation in strategic management research : conceptual beginnings, current application, and future recommendations / Toyah L. Miller, María del Carmen Triana, Christopher R. Reutzel, S. Trevis Certo -- Ten years after : some suggestions for future resource-based view research / Urs S. Daellenbach, Michael J. Rouse -- Using policy capturing to understand strategic decisions : concepts and a mergers and acquisitions application / Amy L. Pablo -- Testing organizational economics theories of vertical integration / Kaouthar Lajili, Marko Madunic, Joseph T. Mahoney -- An ontological foundation for strategic management research : the role of narrative / Dominik Heil, Louise Whittaker -- Mixed methods in strategy research : applications and implications in the resource-based view / José F. Molina-Azorín -- Toward greater integration of the resource-based view and strategic groups research : an illustration using random coefficients modeling / Jeremy C. Short -- Introduction / David J. Ketchen, Donald D. Bergh.

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