This is the question Richard Whittington seeks to answer in his short but information-packed book aimed to enlighten both MBA students and business professionals alike. Whittington sets up to explore four different approaches to strategy: classical, evolutionary, processual and systemic. He delves into each model's strengths and weaknesses, as well as their appropriateness to different [...]

Reading James W. Carey's work, Communication as Culture, in 2011, it might be hard to understand what a seminal text it was upon its release in 1989. But that this book is no longer seen as groundbreaking is only testament to how it helped spark a shift in research and academic approaches to business communication. [...]

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