Safari en pays stratégie

L'exploration des grands courants de la pensée stratégique

Henry Mintzberg, Bruce Ahlstrand, Joseph Lampel

432 pages, parution le 01/01/1999

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Résumé

Aboutissement de sept années de recherche, cet ouvrage identifie dix écoles de pensée de la réflexion stratégique, invitant le lecteur à une analyse critique des contributions ainsi que des limites des différentes approches. Cet ouvrage sera sûrement à la stratégie ce que sont ceux de Michael Porter à l'analyse de la concurrence.

L'auteur - Henry Mintzberg

Universitaire de renommée internationale, Henry Mintzberg écrit sur le management et les organisations. Il enseigne la gestion à l'université McGill, à Montréal, et est l'auteur de nombreux livres.

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L'auteur - Bruce Ahlstrand

Bruce Ahlstrand likes to prospect for strategy gems in unlikely places ? from the game of Texas Hold'em to the Greek tragedies. He is devoted to developing new and creative ways of teaching business strategy and has never met a case study that he liked. He has a D.Phil. from Oxford University and a M.Sc. from the London School of Economics. Bruce is the author of The Quest for Productivity (Cambridge University Press) and co-author of Human Resource Management in the Multi-Divisional Company (Oxford University Press). He is a professor of management at Trent University in Ontario, Canada.

L'auteur - Joseph Lampel

Joe Lampel began his career believing that strategy is the answer, but has recently concluded that it may be the answer to the wrong question. He first began to suspect this terrible truth during the long journey that produced the Strategy Safari. Further research, and numerous publications in journals that are well received in polite academic society, only served to confirm this belief. Joe was awarded a PhD in management by McGill University for good behavior. He subsequently spent seven years at Stern School, NYU, trying to break into showbusiness. He currently resides at Cass Business School, City University London, an institution that happily accommodates his quest to find the answer to strategy's unanswerable questions.