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Is the topic of this article intended to be the theory known as “the behavioral theory of the firm”, or the book titled The Behavioral Theory of the Firm in which this theory was introduced? At present, the article title (“Behavioral theory of the firm”) is capitalized in such a way (and lacking the article A) as if the theory were the intended topic, but it’s italicized as if the book were the intended topic. Which is it? And which should it be? If the phrase “behavioral theory of the firm” is commonly known and used among those familiar with the subject, then it should be the article topic and the article should be titled without italics or
title case; otherwise, the book should be the article topic and the title should be set in title case and italicized. In the latter case, because of the addition of the word A at the beginning, the article would need to be “moved” to the new title, and a redirect from the present title to the new title set up. — Jaydiem (
talk) 19:02, 7 May 2014 (UTC)reply
I think the title of the article should be the title of the book. It is mostly written about the book. I will move the article now.
Yaris678 (
talk) 06:40, 31 March 2016 (UTC)reply
There already is "
theory of the firm" (in See also). I guess related, and then Lead here should only be on the book, and not say "The"? And add (book) to title of this article?
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Is the topic of this article intended to be the theory known as “the behavioral theory of the firm”, or the book titled The Behavioral Theory of the Firm in which this theory was introduced? At present, the article title (“Behavioral theory of the firm”) is capitalized in such a way (and lacking the article A) as if the theory were the intended topic, but it’s italicized as if the book were the intended topic. Which is it? And which should it be? If the phrase “behavioral theory of the firm” is commonly known and used among those familiar with the subject, then it should be the article topic and the article should be titled without italics or
title case; otherwise, the book should be the article topic and the title should be set in title case and italicized. In the latter case, because of the addition of the word A at the beginning, the article would need to be “moved” to the new title, and a redirect from the present title to the new title set up. — Jaydiem (
talk) 19:02, 7 May 2014 (UTC)reply
I think the title of the article should be the title of the book. It is mostly written about the book. I will move the article now.
Yaris678 (
talk) 06:40, 31 March 2016 (UTC)reply
There already is "
theory of the firm" (in See also). I guess related, and then Lead here should only be on the book, and not say "The"? And add (book) to title of this article?
comp.arch (
talk) 15:12, 27 September 2016 (UTC)reply
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