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The Robust Beauty of “Little Ideas”: The Past and Future of <i>A Behavioral Theory of the Firm</i>
This introductory and the following nine articles reflect comments made by panelists during a symposium honoring A Behavioral Theory of the Firm by Richard Cyert and James G. March at the 2013 Academy of Management meeting. Not surprisingly, what emerged from these comments is that the Behavioral Th
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