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International Business: Global Competition From a European Perspective

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  • Harrison, Andrew

    (School of Business and Management, University of Teesside)

  • Dalkiran, Ertugrul

    (School of Business and Management, University of Teesside)

  • Elsey, Ena

    (School of Business and Management, University of Teesside)

Abstract

This text explains all the main activities involved in international business, and demonstrates how firms adapt to their changing environment. In addition to an important section on international business activities and operations, the authors also analyse the political, economic, and legal aspects of the international business environment. Particular emphasis is placed on responses to developments in the world economy and on the increasing globalization of business activity. genuinely global coverage, covering all the major trading areas, the emerging economies, and developing nations. * extensive material on European issues , both within the EU and in Eastern Europe * teaching aids include case studies, study topics, group activities, and an ongoing research project. These features result in a thorough and practical guide to the subject, providing material for seminars, tutorials and workshops besides independent study.

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  • Harrison, Andrew & Dalkiran, Ertugrul & Elsey, Ena, 2000. "International Business: Global Competition From a European Perspective," OUP Catalogue, Oxford University Press, number 9780198782131.
    • Handle: RePEc:oxp:obooks:9780198782131
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    1. Maria Ioncica & Mihaela Draghici & Cristina Petrescu & Diana Ioncica, 2009. "Services specialization (a possible index) and its connection with competitiveness: the case of Romania," The Service Industries Journal, Taylor & Francis Journals, vol. 30(12), pages 2023-2044, June.
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