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Negociación Internacional. Enfoque Estratégico

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  • Luis Alfonso Gómez Domínguez

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La preparación de los profesionales del siglo XXI como sujetos propositivos, al participar en negociaciones de transacciones nacionales e internacionales, es precisamente la finalidad de este escrito, de tal manera que cuenten con las pautas claves desde el punto de vista de conveniencia del negocio que se vaya a celebrar para asegurar que la transacción acordada esté blindada contra cualquier inconveniente que luego pueda afectar las relaciones entre las empresas o las ganancias proyectadas. En la búsqueda de mejores tratos con personas de otros países el factor cultural cumple un papel preponderante, razón por la cual se encuentra presente a lo largo del texto.

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  • Luis Alfonso Gómez Domínguez, 2016. "Negociación Internacional. Enfoque Estratégico," Books, Universidad Externado de Colombia, Facultad de Derecho, number 823, htpr_v3_i.
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