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Warren, Richard C. - In: European Business Review 15 (2003) 3, pp. 153-163

help to explain this change in the company form, that is its legal code of governance. An evolutionary theory is briefly …

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EC approach to governance as applied to the modernisation of competition policy

Vindelyn Smith‐Hillman, A. - In: European Business Review 18 (2006) 1, pp. 33-49

existing member‐states and anticipated new members. The purpose of this paper is to examine the extent to which the governance …) can be considered inclusive. Design/methodology/approach – A multi‐level genre is used to describe EC governance with …), the European Commission, and member states. The main explanatory vehicles relied on are institutionalism governance …

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Institutions and inspirations: Europe's pressing needs

Bull, George - In: European Business Review 99 (1999) 6

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Towards socially sustainable supply chains – themes and challenges

Abbasi, Maisam - In: European Business Review 29 (2017) 3, pp. 261-303

organization-centric, supply chain-centric and governance-centric. Challenges were classified into seven categories, namely …, governance complexity, difficulties of small- and medium-sized enterprises and sustainability fade. Research limitations …

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Does Britain need public law status Chambers of Commerce?

Fallon, Grahame; Berman Brown, Reva - In: European Business Review 12 (2000) 1, pp. 19-27

model of mainland Europe, based on public law status. This paper assesses the case for and against such a move, in order to …

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Looking for a CEE‐specific manager development model

Sears, Woodrow H.; Tamulionyte‐Lentz, Audrone - In: European Business Review 12 (2000) 6, pp. 295-307

Participative management is still hard to sell in the post‐Soviet world with its 50‐year tradition of ruthless authoritiarianism, fear and mistrust. The authors heard repeatedly that what Western consultancies offered was often rejected outright because there are too few antecedents in the...

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Small and medium‐sized enterprises – delimitation and the European definition in the area of industrial business

Loecher, Ulrich - In: European Business Review 12 (2000) 5, pp. 261-264

Examines the definitions of small and medium‐sized enterprises with particular focus on the industrial sector. It considers delimitation according to qualitative traits.

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Globalization leadership in European organizations

Harris, Philip R. - In: European Business Review 12 (2000) 5, pp. 274-280

Reviews how the GEO model can assist European managers to meet the challenges in the new work culture.

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Implications of Grameen banking system in Europe: prospects and prosperity

Hussain, Mostaque; Maskooki, Kooros; Gunasekaran, A. - In: European Business Review 13 (2001) 1, pp. 26-42

Bangladesh but also in 50 countries across Asia, Europe, Africa, Oceania, and in the USA. Moving onto the implementation of … Grameen‐type micro‐credit systems in Europe, or elsewhere, the differences in socio‐culture, economics and politics (between …

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Globalisation or Europeanisation of business activity? Exploring the critical issues

Floyd, David - In: European Business Review 13 (2001) 2, pp. 109-114

Many debates have taken place on the question of globalisation. Critics have suggested that most of the changes in the market place are a regionalisation phenomena or indeed a Europeanisation issue rather than cases of globalisation. This article attempts to see whether this situation is truly...

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