Strategy & Organization in Music

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Change history

November 10th, 2022
- Added Homepage | Music Declares Emergency
- Added Mintzberg & Mintzberg: "Strategy Making as Craft," Innovation and management: International comparisons (1988)
- Added Mintzberg: "Crafting Strategy," Harvard Business Review (1987)
- Removed Dealing with Power & Politics from Strategy & Organization in Music
September 7th, 2022
- Added Chamorro-Premuzik: "Seven Rules for Managing Creative-But-Difficult People", Harvard Business Review (2013)
- Added Amabile: "How to Kill Creativity", HBR's 10 must read on Creativity (2021)
- Casebook first published.
August 26th, 2022
- Removed Jurevicius: "PEST & PESTEL Analysis," Strategic Management Insight (February 2013) from Strategy & Organization in Music
- Removed PEST(EL) from Strategy & Organization in Music
- Removed Dunne and Jaussi: "Firm Strategy for Innovation and Creativity" in Creativity and Innovation in Organizations (2019) from Strategy & Organization in Music
- Removed Optional Reading from Strategy & Organization in Music
- Removed Fisher & Amabile: "Creativity, improvisation and organizations," in Rotman Magazine (Winter 2009) from Strategy & Organization in Music
- Removed Brandenburger: "Strategy Needs Creativity," Harvard Business Review (March 2019) from Strategy & Organization in Music
- Removed Creativity from Strategy & Organization in Music
- Added Jurevicius: "PEST & PESTEL Analysis" Strategic Management Insight
- Added Coyne: "Sustainable competitive advantage: What it is - What it isn't", Business Horizons (1986)
August 25th, 2022
- Removed Goleman: "What Makes a Leader?," Harvard Business Review (January 2004) from Strategy & Organization in Music
- Removed Optional Reading from Strategy & Organization in Music
October 14th, 2021
- Added The Five Forces - Institute For Strategy And Competitiveness - Harvard Business School
June 9th, 2020
- Casebook first published.

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