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• 1988The Logic of Economic Organization399 cited
• 1988A Theory of Preemptive Takeover Bidding368 cited
• 1986Towards Reconciliation of Market Performance Measures to Strategic Management Research264 cited
• 1985Antimerger Policy under the Hart-Scott-Rodino Act: A Reexamination of the Market Power Hypothesis250 cited
• 1991Mergers, acquisitions, and the pruning of managerial deadwood223 cited
• 2008Corporate Takeovers**Surveying the vast area of corporate takeovers is a daunting task, and we have undoubtedly missed many interesting contributions. We apologize to those who feel their research has been left out or improperly characterized, and welcome reactions and comments. Some of the material in Section 3 is also found in Eckbo (2008).220 cited
• 2011Does Takeover Activity Cause Managerial Discipline? Evidence From International M&A Laws215 cited
• 1986Golden Parachutes, Shark Repellents, and Hostile Tender Offers204 cited
• 1983Abnormal Returns to Acquired Firms by Type of Acquisition and Method of Payment204 cited
• 1992Sources of value in takeovers: Synergy or restructuring–implications for target and bidder firms197 cited
• 1983Corporate Acquisitions: A Theory of Special Cases? A Review of Event Studies Applied to Acquisitions189 cited