First Published in 1991. Routledge is an imprint of Taylor & Francis, an informa company.
Central America and the Caribbean There have also been experiments of economic integration in Central American countries and throughout the Caribbean. Caribbean Community and Common Market (CARICOM) The Caribbean Community and Common ...
More comprehensive than competing books, International Business includes: Strengthened, expanded global cases, examples, and 'industry' and 'country' mini-cases that give students practical insight into the ways companies actually behave ...
A recent study examined five Australian university GRI based reports (in a sector of 43 organisations) from 2013 for ... Several studies have pointed to the limited engagement of universities with measuring the materiality of their ...
This book provides students with a balanced perspective on business in a global environment, exploring implications for multinational companies in developed and emerging markets.
Porter believes that successful international trade These firms may make horizontal investments , pro- comes from the interaction of four country- and ducing the same goods abroad as they do at home , firm - specific elements : or they ...
Frank Emmert has performed the nearly impossible task of covering this subject in great detail, while keeping the work exceptionally user-friendly. It will be the 'go to' book for the teaching and learning of IBT.
The enclosed comprehensive and diverse analyses of the international business landscape in the New Asia are invaluable to scholars, managers, politicians, and policy makers alike. This book is engaging and informative.
The book takes a multidisciplinary, multi-perspective approach, placing International Business in its political, social and ethical context as well as its economic one.
International Business (IB) is a complex and interdisciplinary field.
Michael Porter of Harvard University authored the “National Competitive Advantage Theory” in 1991. It brings in many of the elements already discussed in this chapter. Porter believes that successful international trade comes from the ...