International management : text and cases /

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Other Authors: Beamish, Paul W., 1953-
Format: Book
Language:English
Published: Boston Irwin McGraw-Hill 2000.
Edition:fourth edition
Series:McGraw-Hill advanced topics in global management.
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Table of Contents:
  • The internationalization process
  • The global business environment
  • The world of international trade
  • Managing export operations
  • Global sourcing strategy: R & D, manufacturing, and marketing interfaces
  • Licensing
  • The design and management of international joint ventures
  • International strategy formulation
  • The impact of globalization on the organization of activities
  • The evolving multinational
  • The global manager
  • Managing government intervention
  • Global leadership
  • Cases on internationalization. LEO Electron Microscopy Ltd: a Zeiss-Leica cooperation
  • Kenny Rogers Roasters in China
  • Palliser Furniture Ltd.
  • Neilson International in Mexico
  • Selkirk Group in Asia
  • Russki Adventures
  • Samsung China: the introduction of color TV
  • Cameron Auto Parts (A)--Revised
  • Hush Puppies Chile
  • Technophar in Viet Nam
  • Nora-Sakari: a proposed joint venture in Malaysia
  • Mercedes comes to Alabama
  • Where have you been? An exercise to assess your exposure to the rest of the world's peoples
  • HCM Beverage Company
  • Wil-Mor Technologies, Inc.
  • Multinational management. Matra-Ericsson Telecommunications 1990
  • Toppan Moore
  • Black & Decker-Eastern Hemisphere and the ADP Initiative (A)
  • GLOBAL Enterprises, Inc.
  • Honeywell Inc. and Global Research & Development
  • Hilti Corporation (A)
  • Bristol Compressors, Asia-Pacific
  • Matsushita Electric Industrial Ltd. Europe: sales and marketing, 1994
  • DSL de Mexico S.A. de C.V.
  • Larson in Nigeria--1994
  • Mabuchi Motor Co., Ltd.
  • Scotch-Brite (3M)
  • Enron Development Corporation
  • Crisis at Renault: the Vilvoorde plant closing (A)
  • The Brent Spart platform controversy (A)
  • Silcom GmbH and CD piracy.