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Swedish Managerial Capitalism: Did it Ever Become Ascendant?

Jan Glete Stockholm University
Pages 99-110 | Published online: 24 May 2006

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Lars Fredrik Andersson, Ann-Kristin Bergquist & Rikard Eriksson. (2016) Profits, dividends and industry restructuring: the Swedish paper and pulp industry between 1945 and 1977. Scandinavian Economic History Review 64:3, pages 278-296.
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Atle Midttun. (1996) Strategic challenges and institutional patterns: Nordic heavy industry’s adaptation to market-oriented electricity reform. Scandinavian Economic History Review 44:3, pages 244-264.
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Jan Ottosson. (2016) Interlocking Directorates in Swedish Big Business in the Early 20th Century. Acta Sociologica 40:1, pages 51-73.
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