Description
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- Contents
- List of Figures
- List of Tables
- Foreword
- List of Contributors
- Acknowledgements
- 1 Introduction: Current Issues in International Business Research
- The Field of International Business
- Emerging Economies and Economic Growth
- Financial Systems, Capital and Governance
- Ideology, Knowledge and Civilizations
- Economic Geography, Regionalisation and Local Issues
- Conclusions
- PART ONE: DEVELOPMENTS IN INTERNATIONAL BUSINESS
- 2 Multinational Enterprises and Public Policy
- Efficiency Aspects of MNEs and Public Policy
- The Simple Analytics of MNEs and Public Policy
- A New Synthesis of the Literature
- Conclusions and Future Research
- 3 Asian Economic Success and Crisis: Knowledge and Financial Capital
- Introduction
- Double Triad: Asia’s Emerging Markets
- Factor I: Financial Capital Allocation
- Factor II: Knowledge Allocation
- Conclusions
- 4 Internal Capital Markets in Multinational Firms: the Effects of Subsidiary Strategic Independence
- Research Questions and Methodology
- Data and Estimation
- Results
- Concluding Remarks
- 5 The Resource-based Perspective and Small Firm Internationalisation: an Exploratory Approach
- The Resource-based View of the Firm
- Some Implications of the Resource-based View for the Internationalisation of the Small Firm
- Method
- Case Example – Nautilus Ltd
- Other Case Experiences
- Discussion and Conclusions
- 6 Knowledge and the Multinational Enterprise
- The ‘Knowledge Diffusion’ Model of the MNE
- The ‘Knowledge Leveraging’ View of the MNE
- Knowledge and the Theory of the MNE
- Knowledge Management Processes within the MNE
- Conclusion
- 7 New Technologies and International Business in the 21st Century: Technological Convergence, Networ
- Scientific and Technological Revolutions in the Early 21st Century
- The Internationalisation of R&D and the Role of Strategic Alliances in Core Technologies
- ‘Technoglobalism’ versus ‘Technonationalism’
- Conclusion
- PART TWO: THE IMPACT OF FOREIGN DIRECT INVESTMENT IN THE EUROPEAN UNION, CENTRAL AND EASTERN EUROPE,
- 8 The Determinants of New Foreign Direct Investment Capital Flows into Europe: the US and Japan Comp
- Introduction
- Background
- The Development of the EC: Institutional Considerations
- Research on the Determinants of Inward FDI into the EC
- The Model
- Statistical Findings
- Conclusions
- 9 European Integration and the Restructuring of Multinational Enterprise Operations
- Introduction
- The Meaning of Corporate Restructuring
- Corporate Restructuring in Europe
- Methodology
- Results
- The Changing Shape of European Corporate Development
- Conclusion
- 10 Strategy Development in German Manufacturing Subsidiaries in the UK and Ireland
- Introduction
- Background
- Overview of Relevant Research
- The Research Problem
- Statistical Evaluation
- Conclusions
- 11 Foreign Direct Investment, Economic Transition and the Impact on Marketing Practice in Slovenia
- Introduction
- Background to the Study
- Research Propositions
- Methodology
- Results
- Discussion
- 12 The Patterns and Management of Foreign Direct Investment in Central and Eastern Europe: Poland, H
- Introduction
- Patterns of FDI
- Motivations
- FDI in Eastern Europe
- Research Objectives
- Research Results
- Conclusions
- Future Uses of FDI
- Review of Methodology and Future Research
- 13 Local Sourcing Practices of Foreign-owned Multinational Subsidiaries Operating in Poland
- Introduction
- Background
- Research Framework
- Data Collection
- Methodology and Hypothesis
- Results
- Discussion
- Conclusion
- 14 Japanese Ownership Strategies in Singapore, Malaysia and the Philippines: Japanese and US Foreign
- Introduction
- Previous Work
- Hypotheses
- Methodology and Model
- Independent Variables and Hypotheses
- Results and Discussion
- Conclusions
- 15 The Restructuring of the Chinese Automotive Industry:the Role of Foreign Direct Investment and th
- Introduction
- Analytical Framework
- Development of the Chinese Automotive Industry
- Foreign and European Companies in the Chinese Automotive Industry
- European MNEs and the Restructuring of the Chinese Automotive Industry
- Conclusion
- Index