Sumantra Ghoshal

Books by Sumantra Ghoshal

Total count: 43

• 
  A structural equation model of scanning behavior of managersRev. August 1985.

  Massachusetts Institute of Technology, Alfred P. Sloan School of Management1985-01-01
• 
  Managing the corporate intelligence function

  Massachusetts Institute of Technology, Alfred P. Sloan School of Management1985-01-01
• "Requisite variety versus shared valuesManaging corporate-division relationships in the M-Form organization"

  INSEAD1986-01-01
• "Multinational corporations as differentiated networks"

  INSEAD1986-01-01
• "The multinational corporation as a networkPerspectives from interorganizational theory"

  INSEAD1986-01-01
• "Organizing for innovationsCase of the multinational corporation"

  INSEAD1986-01-01
• "Creation, adoption, and diffusion of innovations by subsidiaries of multinational corporations"

  INSEAD1986-01-01
• Internal differentiation and corporate performancecase of the multinational corporation

  INSEAD1990-01-01
• Organising competitor analysis systems

  INSEAD1990-01-01
• Requisite complexityorganizing headquarters-subsidiary relations in the MNCs

  Division of Research, Harvard Business School1990-01-01
• Distributed innovation in the "differentiated network" multinational

  INSEAD1991-01-01
• Interunit communication within MNCsthe influence of formal structure versus integrative processes

  INSEAD1991-01-01
• Diversification and diversifact

  INSEAD1992-01-01
• Learning alliance between business and business schools

  INSEAD1992-01-01
• European Cases in Strategic Management

  Cengage Learning1992-01-01
• Quality of managementthe invisible engine of corporate performance

  INSEAD1993-01-01
• Release the entrepreneurial hostages from your corporate hierarchy

  INSEAD1993-01-01
• 
  Transnational ManagementInternat.2r.e. edition

  McGraw-Hill Publishing Co.1995-03-01
• Employment security, employability and sustainable competitive advantage

  INSEAD1997-01-01
• 
  The individualized corporationa fundamentally new approach to management : great companies are defined by purpose, process, and people1st ed

  HarperBusiness1997-01-01
and 23 more