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New industries are emerging; others are disrupted; old barriers are crumbling, while new ones are rising. This book seeks to better understand the challenges facing industries, networks, businesses and management during periods of industry structuring and restructuring.

This volume introduces a new concept -- strategic entrepreneurship -- which integrates the insights of entrepreneurship and strategic management. * This volume describes a new concept -- strategic entrepreneurship -- which fuses the insights of entrepreneurship and strategic management.

* A series of reflective essays by established and emerging scholars on the subject of innovation, considering it both as an outcome of strategy and as a process in itself. * Contains new ideas and rich case descriptions that will trigger creative thinking about how to design a more innovative strategy process.

* Looks at entrepreneurial strategies and innovation in emerging market economies (EMEs). * Represents the view of the entrepreneur in local as well as multinational corporations. * Focuses on how entrepreneurial activities can take advantage of new technologies in emerging market economies.

* Written by leading figures in the field. * Presents original new theory. * Features ground-breaking empirical studies. * Draws on a broad range of empirical methods - case studies, statistical analysis, and simulations. * Offers thought-provoking commentary on streams of research.

This book reviews both successful and unsuccessful mergers and acquisitions, exploring the reasons why so many fail to live up to expectations. aeo An exploration of why mergers and acquisitions succeed or fail, based on rigorous scholarly research. aeo Stretches the boundaries of what we know about these complex phenomena.

This book explores the creation of 'learning networks' and sheds light on how they function:- real versus virtual forms of interaction, collaboration versus competition in the learning process, and joint value creation versus individual value appropriation in networks. Written by international experts in the field of global strategy.