Basic Strategy in Context: European text and casesISBN: 978-1-4051-6108-4
Paperback
422 pages
June 2010, Wiley-Blackwell
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1.1 Introduction
1.2 For the student: how to use the book
1.3 For the lecturer: resources
1.4 Introductory case: learning goals and objectives
1.5 Preliminary concepts
1.6 Trial case: Abrakebabra
1.7 Keyed links between case and example answers
Chapter 2 What is Strategy?
2.1 Introduction, learning goals and objectives
2.2 Preliminary concepts including a working definition of business strategy
2.3 Mini case: Mannesmann
2.4 Discussion of mini case
2.5 Main case: Fionia Bank – a regional savings bank from Denmark
2.6 Case analysis and theory section
2.7 Further student tasks and example answers
Chapter 3 Analysing the Internal Environment
3.1 Introduction, learning goals and objectives
3.2 Preliminary concepts
3.3 Mini case: Railtrack Plc
3.4 Discussion of mini case
3.5 Main case: Carlo Gavazzi Space
3.6 Case analysis and theory section
3.7 Further student task and example answer
Chapter 4 The External Environment
4.1 Introduction, learning goals and objectives
4.2 Preliminary concepts
4.3 Mini case: José Bové – French resistance against “malbouffe”
4.4 Discussion of mini case
4.5 Main case: Your Cup of Tea in Budapest
4.6 Case analysis and theory section
4.7 Further student tasks and example answers
Chapter 5 Stakeholders and Corporate Governance
5.1 Introduction, learning goals and objectives
5.2 Preliminary concepts
5.3 Mini case: Shell Brent Spar
5.4 Discussion of mini case
5.5 Main case: the DaimlerChrysler takeover
5.6 Case analysis and theory section
5.7 Further student tasks
Chapter 6 Ethics
6.1 Introduction, learning goals and objectives
6.2 Preliminary concepts
6.3 Mini case: Marta Andreasen EU whistleblower
6.4 Discussion of mini case
6.5 Main case: Shell shock – why do good companies do bad things?
6.6 Case analysis and theory
6.7 Further student tasks
Chapter 7 Strategic Direction
7.1 Introduction, learning goals and objectives
7.2 Preliminary concepts
7.3 Mini case: Samsung Motors Inc.
7.4 Discussion of mini case
7.5 Main case: GKN
7.6 Case analysis and theory section
7.7 Further student tasks
Chapter 8 Focus – Differentiation or Low Cost
8.1 Introduction, learning goals and objectives
8.2 Preliminary concepts
8.3 Mini case: Swatch
8.4 Discussion of mini case
8.5 Main case: Ryanair – the low fares airline
8.6 Case analysis and theory section
8.7 Further student tasks
Chapter 9 Change
9.1 Introduction, learning goals and objectives
9.2 Preliminary concepts
9.3 Mini case: PUMA
9.4 Discussion of mini case
9.5 Main case: Chiquita Bananas (CBI)
9.6 Case analysis and theory section
9.7 Further student tasks
Chapter 10 Mergers and Acquisitions
10.1 Introduction, learning goals and objectives
10.2 Preliminary concepts
10.3 Mini case: Singcontrol
10.4 Discussion of mini case
10.5 Main case: Santander is coming to town – the acquisition of Abbey National by Grupo Santander
10.6 Case analysis and theory section
10.7 Further student tasks
Chapter 11 Control
11.1 Introduction, learning goals and objectives
11.2 Preliminary concepts
11.3 Mini case: Nick Leeson
11.4 Discussion of mini case
11.5 Main case: Abrakebabra from Ireland
11.6 Case analysis and theory section
11.7 Further student tasks
Chapter 12 Knowledge and the Learning Organisation
12.1 Learning goals and objectives
12.2 Introduction
12.3 Mini case: the Beer Game
12.4 Discussion of mini case
12.5 Main case: Siemens ShareNet – five steps to creating a global knowledge-sharing system
12.6 Case analysis and theory section
12.7 Further student tasks
Chapter 13 Innovation and Corporate Entrepreneurship
13.1 Introduction, learning goals and objectives
13.2 Preliminary concepts
13.3 Mini case: Unilever Liquid Gold – innovation on a European scale
13.4 Discussion of mini case
13.5 Main case: UniBrew – how do established companies deal with radical innovation projects?
13.6 Case analysis and theory section
13.7 Further student tasks
Chapter 14 Culture
14.1 Introduction, learning goals and objectives
14.2 Preliminary concepts
14.3 Mini case: Starbucks in France
14.4 Discussion of mini case
14.5 Main case: goodbye Deutschland – a case study of Wal-Mart’s failure in Germany – everyday low crisis
14.6 Case analysis and theory section
14.7 Further student tasks
Chapter 15 Leadership
15.1 Introduction, learning goals and objectives
15.2 Preliminary concepts
15.3 Mini case: Alain Perrin and Cartier
15.4 Discussion of mini case
15.5 Main case: Carlos Ghosn and Nissan
15.6 Case analysis and theory section
15.7 Further student tasks
Chapter 16 Integrative Case
16.1 Learning goals and objectives
16.2 Introduction
16.3 Main case: Samsung
16.4 Case analysis with Questions around main topics of the preceding chapters with model answers
16.5 Further student tasks
Index