STRATEGIC MANAGEMENT, NETWORKS, AND INTERNATIONAL COMPETITIVENESS
As the nature of international trade and competition changes to reflect an increasingly borderless world, it is apparent that the organization of multinational firms and their relationships with all pertinent stakeholders are changing as well. This is occuring due to the predominant role of multinational enterprises as global economic coordinators of production and investment. In fact, the changing organization of the firm in terms of structure, task, and strategy can be viewed as a natural process of evolution which employs and deploys the resources of the firm in the most strategic and economically efficient manner.
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1993
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Authors: | Rugman, Alan M. ; D'Cruz, Joseph R. |
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Competitiveness Review: An International Business Journal. - MCB UP Ltd, ISSN 2051-3143, ZDB-ID 2070009-X. - Vol. 3.1993, 2, p. 3-8
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MCB UP Ltd |
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