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Élite versus mass: the impact of television in an age of globalisation

Kronig, Jurgen - In: European Business Review 13 (2001) 3

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Corporate strategy R&D and technology transfer in the European pharmaceutical industry: research findings

Simango, Chris C.B. - In: European Business Review 12 (2000) 1, pp. 28-33

Discusses the extent to which American, European and Japanese pharmaceutical multinational enterprises (MNE) with subsidiaries in the Republic of Ireland have localised specific forms of R&D and contributed to technology transfer. Reports on a survey in which chief executive officers of...

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Developing Management Education in the Former Communist Countries of Europe

Kenny, Brian; Trick, Bob - In: European Business Review 94 (1994) 1, pp. 30-38

Explores the problems of manager development within the context of the move from a command to a free economy. Places … Republic. Proposes models of development for both large and small businesses and addresses their scope and limitations. …

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European business education: qu′est‐ce que c′est

Barnes, Elizabeth J. - In: European Business Review 95 (1995) 1, pp. 32-33

Proposes to improve understanding about university life and work. Stresses the importance of a productive relationship between education and commerce but questions the perceptions that commerce may have about business education. Portrays the reality of university life and its pressures, and...

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Strategic development related to the Europeanization of UK logistics and distribution service suppliers

Stone, Marilyn A. - In: European Business Review 95 (1995) 5, pp. 9-14

European distribution industry. However, the trend towards protecting domestic industry will constrain the development of …

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Trust begets trust in Hungary: an interview with the Hungarian Finance Minister

Ország‐Land, Thomas - In: European Business Review 97 (1997) 3, pp. 145-148

Features excerpts from an interview with Peter Medgyessy, the Hungarian Finance Minister. Covers topics such as Medgyessy’s assessment of the reasons for Hungary’s good performance in attacting foreign direct investment. Also considers a range of other issues such as the country’s economic...

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European car makers and their suppliers: changes at the interface

McIvor, R.T.; Humphreys, P.K.; McAleer, W.E. - In: European Business Review 98 (1998) 2, pp. 87-99

development, supplier development, and information sharing on a range of issues. However, there is evidence to illustrate that …

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The handing over of Hong Kong to China: the implications for European business

Floyd, David - In: European Business Review 98 (1998) 3, pp. 168-171

The recent handing over of Hong Kong to China was an important landmark in British history. One might question, however, whether Hong Kong is still going to be of great significance to Britain and Europe in future years and whether future business and trade will remain important. The key to the...

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Electronics foreign direct investment in Singapore: a study of local linkages in “Winchester City”

Brown, Ross - In: European Business Review 98 (1998) 4, pp. 196-210

industry. Backward material linkages have developed as a result of two processes: the development of indigenous local suppliers … sector. The economic development potential of these suppliers varies, and local suppliers in contract manufacturing offer the … best hope for future indigenous growth within the supply base. Public policies targeted towards supplier development and …

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Recycling the Enlightenment?

McPhail, Helen - In: European Business Review 99 (1999) 5

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