RESEARCH ON STRATEGIC GROUPS: PROGRESS AND PROGNOSIS[1]

Howard Thomas · N. Venkat Venkatraman

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ABSTRACT The progress made in strategic groups research is evaluated by identifying its relevance and importance to the field of strategic management. A classificatory scheme is developed using two dimensions: the operationalization of strategy; and the approach to group development. A review framework incorporating key analytical dimensions is drawn up to (a) develop a taxonomy for classifying the available empirical research on strategic groups; (b) assess the research and identify important summary patterns and (c) develop specific research directions from a stategic management perspective.

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