PURSUING STRATEGIC ADVANTAGE THROUGH POLITICAL MEANS: A MULTIVARIATE APPROACH.
Academy of Management JournalPublished 1 August 2002
Douglas A. Schuler, Kathleen Rehbein, Roxy D. Cramer
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In a constantly changing business environment, firms with access to those who make public policy enjoy competitive advantage. To gain such access, politically active firms engage in a variety of ta...
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