Suitable for students, especially MBA candidates, this work introduces them to the core concepts and principles of strategy. It includes coverage of internet-based strategies, fresh examples of resource-based competitive advantage, case illustrations in every chapter and self-study questions.

In response to requests from instructors and students for cases that require less reading time, this casebook provides various short cases.

This book, the first of R.M. Grant's trilogy, looks at the visible effects of the allied anti-submarine campaign throughout World War I. It offers a comprehensive history of this subject and should be of interest to historians and naval enthusiasts.

This study offers new translations of significant parts of his work, critically based on a complete reconstruction of the original Greek in the French series Sources Chretiennes.

Introduces students to the core concepts and principles of strategy. This book is suitable for both MBA and advanced undergraduate students.

Introduces students to the fundamental concepts and principles of strategy. Presenting a rigorous approach to business strategy analysis, this title gives students the tools they need to formulate and implement strategies.

Suitable for students, especially MBA candidates, this text introduces them to the concepts and principles of strategy. It combines an approach to business strategy analysis with examples of practice. It covers internet-based strategies, fresh examples of competitive advantage, case illustrations in various chapters, and self-study questions.

Robert Grant has made a lifelong study of U-boat operations in the Great War. He explains how the code breakers at the Admiralty's Room 40 were able to break into the German naval codes during World War I, offering the Navy the opportunity to hunt down and destroy U-boats at sea.

The Rise and Triumph of Christianity in the Roman World.

The second book in Grant's trilogy covering the war against the U-boats shows how the Intelligence Division of the Admiralty played a key role in the defeat of the U-boats in World War I by using the information it received to thwart enemy operations.

Early Christians and Animals presents a colourful and comprehensive overview and analysis of the significance of animals in early Christian thought, tradition, text and art.