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The four faces of deploying global common systems : understanding global and local objectives
Williams, Michael L.; Wheeler, Bradley C. - In: MIS quarterly executive : a research journal devoted to … 8 (2009) 2, pp. 59-72
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Japan Tobacco International : managing and leveraging cultural diversity
Lee, Yih-teen - In: Intercultural management : a case-based approach to …, (pp. 240-255). 2016
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Tobacco culture in foreign countries
1889
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Not so much a lobby, more a revolution : freedom from tobacco multinationals ; background information
Cowley, James C. P. (contributor) - 1984
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A preliminary analysis of transnational corporation involvement in the tobacco industry of Thailand
Mingsarn Santikarn Kaosa-ard (contributor) - In: Transnational corporations and primary commodity …, (pp. 96-116). 1981
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International issues in the advertising of health-related products
Baudot, Barbara - In: European journal of marketing : EJM 25 (1991) 6, pp. 24-36
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Die europäische Fusionskontrolle aus Sicht eines Tochterunternehmens eines weltweit operierenden Konzern
Dreyer, Joachim - In: Die Europäische Fusionskontrolle, (pp. 33-38). 1999
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Stratégie des firmes multinationales dans l'industrie du tabac
Baran, Gülümser - 1998
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World tobacco analysis, foreign marketing
1957
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'An Example for Corporate Social Responsibility' : British American Tobacco's Response to Criticism of its Myanmar Subsidiary, 1999–2003
MacKenzie, Ross - 2018
In 2013, British American Tobacco (BAT) returned to Myanmar a decade after it had left the country under pressure from civil society, international organizations, and the government of the United Kingdom. The company's involvement in a joint venture with an investment branch of the country's...
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