Alliances, Mergers and Networks (E_BA_AMN)

Detailed Summary for master course Alliances, Mergers and Networks of the master Business Administration Strategy and Organization.

Lectures AMN. Exam grade: 8,2

Assignment II for the 2015/2016 AMN course (the report, no movie). The subject of the assignment is: 'The effect of legitimacy in the alliance partner selection process in ICT SMEs'. Although your subject may differ from the one in this assignment, it is nevertheless very useful for structure, language, sources, etc. Please do not literally copy text from this assignment, as it was uploaded in a database, and your assignment will be checked against this database.

High quality (my grade: 8,9) authentic bulletpoint style summary of chapters 1-8, 10, 12, 14, 16, 17 & 19 of Tjemkes, Vos & Burgers (2012). All the material is covered, but is minimized to only the most essential information, neatly categorized per chapter and per subject within each chapter. Very useful for remembering the material: read the book (or my text style summary) once or twice for understanding, memorize my bulletpoint style summary, and you will definitely pass this course.

Notes of all (10) Alliances, Mergers and Networks lectures of Tjemkes (and 2 guests). Notes of all (6) Small Business Development lectures of Van den Born. Although the notes in itself are not very extensive, they are highly complementary to the other course material, and will therefore provide you with a more complete understanding.

High quality (my grade: 8,9) authentic text style summary of all obligatory articles for the 2015/2016 Alliances, Mergers and Networks course, which were the following articles: Jemison, D. & Sitkin, S. 1986. Corporate acquisitions: A process perspective Haleblian, J., Devers, C. E., McNamara, G., Carpenter, M. A., & Davison, R. B. 2009. Taking stock of what we know about mergers and acquisitions: A review and research agenda Gates, S. & Very, P., 2003. Measuring Performance during M&A Integrat...

High quality (my grade: 8,9) authentic text style summary of all obligatory chapters for the 2015/2016 Alliances, Mergers and Networks course.