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Vol. 11, Issue 1, 2000January 17, 2000 CDT
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Where Everybody Knows Your Name: Extraorganizational Clan-Building as Small Firm Strategy for Home Field Advantage
Where Everybody Knows Your Name: Extraorganizational Clan-Building as Small Firm Strategy for Home Field Advantage
Articles in Vol. 11, Issue 1, 2000
Vol. 11, Issue 1, 2000
- From the EditorJSBS Editor
- Where Everybody Knows Your Name: Extraorganizational Clan-Building as Small Firm Strategy for Home Field AdvantageReginald A. LitzAlice C. Stewart
- Knowledge Networks: Differences and Performance EffectsEmeric Solymossy
- Antecedents of Job Burnout Among Small Company PresidentsRichard C. BechererDiane HalsteadJohn Maurer
- The Impact of Empowerment in Small Manufacturing FirmsBruce H. Kemelgor
- HIV/AIDS Employees, the Americans With Disabilities Act, and Their Impact on Small BusinessD. Lynn HoffmanSharon Clinebell
- Critical Business Problems and AdvisorsJames R. LowryJoseph D. Chapman
- Tapping the Benefits of the Living Case Methodology: A Case StudyJanet Bear WolvertonRoy A. Cook
- Field Case Consulting: Ten Keys for SuccessMichael D. AmesPaul Hugstad
- Field Casework: Methods for Consulting to Small and Startup BusinessesReginald Litz
Litz, R. A., & Stewart, A. C. (2000). Where Everybody Knows Your Name: Extraorganizational Clan-Building as Small Firm Strategy for Home Field Advantage. Journal of Small Business Strategy, 11(1), 1–13.