Neil G Shepherd

University of Lancaster

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Paul Hughes

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Andreas Strobl

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University of Lancaster

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Florian Bauer

University of Bristol

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Professor of Strategic Management & Behavioural Science

Alliance Manchester Business School, University of Manchester

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University of Melbourne

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Neil G Shepherd

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Dynamic Capabilities in Acquisitions: When Acquirer and Target Employees Face Contradictory and Complementary Human Resource Signals

Unleashing R&D Networks for Ambidexterity

Playing Politics: An Upper Echelons' Perspective on Political Behaviour During Acquisition Decision Making

Transactive Memory Systems and Acquisition Performance

Going with the gut: Exploring top management team intuition in strategic decision-making

Going with the gut: Exploring top management team intuition in strategic decision-making

Transactive Memory Systems and Acquisition Performance: A Strategic Decision Making Process Perspective

Fast and high‐quality decision‐making: The role of behavioral integration

Fast and high-quality decision-making: The role of behavioral integration

Deciding Fast: Examining the Relationship between Strategic Decision Speed and Decision Quality across Multiple Environmental Contexts

Political behavior does not (always) undermine strategic decision making: Theory and evidence

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Paul Hughes

Andreas Strobl

Florian Bauer

Gerard P. Hodgkinson

Erik Mooi

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