Competition and Cooperation in the Management Theory and Practice

Present organizations in order to maintain market competitiveness have to take numerous actions which can be assigned to two categories: competing, cooperating. Parallel competition and cooperation can be regarded as an element of current paradigm in management sciences (it's named competition). The present publication includes an analysis of selected activities of organizations oriented towards competition and cooperation.

The present publication includes 12 texts about widely comprehended competition and cooperation. Part of them involve specific communion of competition and cooperation named as coopetition.

Janusz Teczke

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Frontmatter
pp 1-4

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pp 5-6

INTRODUCTION
pp 7-10

CSR PRACTICES AND COMPETETIVENESS OF THE COMPANY IN B2B MARKET
pp 11-28

THE SPECIFICITY OF CORPORATE SOCIAL RESPONSIBILITY ACTIVITIES IN THE POWER SECTOR – THE REVIEW OF THE IMPLEMENTED ACTIVITIES
pp 29-50

CORPORATE SOCIAL RESPONSIBILITY ACTIVITIES IMPLEMENTED BY COMPANIES IN THE POWER SECTOR IN THE OPINION OF INDIVIDUAL CUSTOMERS
pp 51-72

USING KAIZEN TO IMPROVE COMPETITIVENESS OF SUPPLIERS
pp 73-90

THE COMPETITIVE AND COOPERATIONAL ACTIVITIES OF COMPANIES ON THE INTERNET IN THE LIGHT OF POLISH RESEARCHERS' STUDIES – AN ASSESSMENT OF METHODOLOGIES
pp 91-110

BRAND AND ITS COMPETITIVE POTENTIAL IN THE POLISH JEWELRY MARKET
pp 111-134

PACKAGING AND ITS ROLE IN THE POLISH CONFECTIONERY MARKET
pp 135-154

RESTRUCTURING VENTURES IN COMPANIES AT RISK OF BANKRUPTCY
pp 155-174

COOPERATION – COMPETITION. PSYCHOLOGICAL PERSPECTIVE
pp 175-192

COMPETITION-ORIENTED ORGANIZATIONAL CULTURE AS A FACTOR FOSTERING THE DEVELOPMENT OF WORKAHOLISM
pp 193-210

COOPERATION AND COMPETITION AS ELEMENTS OF INDIVIDUAL AND ORGANIZATIONAL VALUE SYSTEM AMONG MIDDLE TOP MANAGERS – PILOT STUDY
pp 211-220

THE GLASS CEILING PHENOMENON AS A BARRIER TO COMPETITIVENESS IN THE PROMOTION OF WOMEN IN THE UNIVERSITY ENVIRONMENT
pp 221-243

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