| Booth, C, Jordan, J, Rippin, A, Bowie, S |
2002
| “The Use of the Case Method in Large and Diverse Undergraduate Programmes: Implications for Skills Development and Employability” in The International Simulation and Gaming Research Yearbook, volume 10, Boyle, M. & Smith, Y. (eds) Society for the Advancement of Games and Simulations in Education and Training&bnsp;pp.32-45 |
| Booth, C, Beeby, M |
2000
| 'Networks and Inter-Organizational Learning: A Critical Review', The Learning Organization: An International Journal Vol. 7, No. 2, pp.75-88 |
| Booth, C |
2000
| 'The Problems and Possibilities of Reflexive Approaches to Strategy', Journal of Radical Organization Vol. 4, No.1 |
| Booth, C, Bowie, S, Rippin, A, Jordan, J |
2002
| A Complex Case: Using the Case Study Method to Explore Ambiguity and Uncertainty in Undergraduate Business Education, Teaching in Higher Education Vol. 7, No. 4, 429-441 |
| Booth, C, Harrington, J |
2003
| 'Research Methods Modules and Undergraduate Business Research: An Investigation', The International Journal of Management Education Vol. 3, No 3, pp.19-31 |
| Booth, C |
2003
| Does History Matter in Strategy? The Possibilities and Problems of Counterfactual Analysis, Management Decision 41 (1), pp.96-104 |
| Booth, C, Rowlinson, M, Clark, P, Delahaye, A, Procter, S |
2005
| La memoria social en las organixaciones. Los métodos que las organizaciones usan para recordar el pasado. (“Social Memory in Organizations: Organizational Practices for Remembering the Past”), Revista Empresa y Humanismo Vol. IX, No. 2, pp.95-130. |
| Proctor, C, Booth, C, Clark, P, Rowlinson, M |
2006
| 'Project Hindsight: Exploring Necessity and Possibility in Cycles of Structuration and Co-Evolution', Technology Analysis & Strategic Management 19 (1), pp.83-97 |
| Rowlinson, M, Booth, C |
2006
| 'Management and Organizational History: Prospects', Management and Organizational History 1 (1), pp.5-30 |
| Booth, C, Clark, P, Delahaye, A, Procter, S |
2007
| Accounting for the Dark Side of Corporate History: Organizational Culture Perspectives and the Bertelsmann Case, Critical Perspectives on Accounting 18 (6), pp.625-644 |