Sharing Executive Power: Roles and Relationships at the Top

Silviya Svejenova

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Figures Tables Introduction Part I. Contingencies and Roles in Structuring Corporate Power: 1. Contingencies of corporate power structures 2. Managing the 'infinite job' solo: executive dilemmas, roles and actions 3. Roles and relationships as parameters of corporate power structures Part II. Small Numbers at the Top: 4. Professional duos 5. Trios and bigger executive constellations 6. United careers of small numbers at the top Conclusion Bibliography Appendix.

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