"There has been a growing rebellion, both among economists and
analysts of business strategy, against the static view of the
competitive process contained in neoclassical economics, and
movement towards the very different picture of the competitive
environment within which firms operate put forth by Joseph
Schumpeter and developed in modern economic evolutionary theory.
This fine book places firms squarely within an environment marked
by Schumpeterian competition, and develops the implications
regarding business strategies that can work in such a context. This
reorientation of theorizing about business strategy is much needed,
and very well done."--Richard R. Nelson, Columbia University
"Unlike most books on the theory of the firm, this one takes
reality into account. Mathews has researched the semiconductor and
other leading-edge industries, studied both small and large
entrepreneurial firms, and analyzed trade agreements between
nations. His accumulated wisdom is woven into a simple yet elegant
framework, and his arguments for firm strategizing under conditions
of disequilibrium are compelling. Both economists and
organizational scholars will learn a great deal from this
refreshing work."--Charles Snow, Penn State University
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