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Restoring trust in American business: the struggle to change perception

Goodman PhD, Michael B. - In: Journal of Business Strategy 26 (2005) 4, pp. 29-37

Purpose – To analyze the challenges for business posed by rising anti‐Americanism and anti‐globalism, the need to restore trust in business, and the demands of transparency. These considerable, but surmountable challenges are met by keeping pace with rapid change, through communicating and...

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Staffing for high tech in China: finding the right leaders for global initiatives

Luo, Train - In: Journal of Business Strategy 27 (2006) 2, pp. 54-58

globalization” concept was developed through a series of one‐on‐one discussions with several clients and candidates. Some of the … full understanding of their particular stage of globalization and seek to recruit the right leadership talent for that … stage. Originality/value – Companies at different stages of globalization have different needs. This article emphasizes the …

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Rebuilding brand America: corporate America's role

Martin, Dick - In: Journal of Business Strategy 27 (2006) 3, pp. 8-17

Purpose – The purpose of this paper is to explore the roots of anti‐American sentiment around the world and recommend a plan of action for US‐based global companies. Design/methodology/approach – Public opinion of the US has been in decline worldwide for a number of years. While negative...

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Public diplomacy and global business

Wang, Jay - In: Journal of Business Strategy 27 (2006) 3, pp. 41-49

Purpose – The purpose of the article is to set the broader conceptual context for the exploration of the role of business in public diplomacy in this special issue of the Journal of Business Strategy . Design/methodology/approach – This article reviews the development of the public diplomacy...

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The global employee volunteer: a corporate program for giving back

Hirsch, Peter; Horowitz, Peter - In: Journal of Business Strategy 27 (2006) 3, pp. 50-55

in teams engaged on global development projects in the context of the relationship, created by so‐called globalization …

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Are you enjoying globalization yet? The surprising implications for business

Slywotzky, Adrian; Baumgartner, Peter; Alberts, Larry; … - In: Journal of Business Strategy 27 (2006) 4, pp. 23-32

Purpose – Globalization is changing the nature of competition and value creation in ways more subtle and fundamental … than simply cost. By incubating scores of new business models that can unseat established companies, globalization is … connections at one end and new models of innovation at the other. This article discusses globalization and the changing nature of …

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The perfect market – and strategies to survive it

Bergquist, Scott C. - In: Journal of Business Strategy 27 (2006) 2, pp. 11-20

Purpose – Taken individually, powerful storms of change such as globalization, the democratization of governments and … three storms of change – digitization, democratization, and globalization – and their effects are examined separately. The …

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Aspiration and leadership

Klaas Jagersma, Pieter - In: Journal of Business Strategy 28 (2007) 1, pp. 45-52

Purpose – Management needs an aspiration as to how the company will work in the future. It needs a guide for corporate priorities. Any company ‐ local or global ‐ must be driven by an aspiration that energizes and motivates the company from top to bottom. Yet very few managers and...

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End of the multinational: emerging markets redraw the picture

Inkpen, Andrew; Ramaswamy, Kannan - In: Journal of Business Strategy 28 (2007) 5, pp. 4-12

will have to find new ways to deal with globalization. Many of the founding assumptions of multinational corporation (MNC … a global scale. Findings – Continued globalization is inevitable and there are few industries, if any, untouched by …

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Expanding globally with local vision: foreign market entry and the value chain

Anderson, Jamie - In: Journal of Business Strategy 30 (2009) 5, pp. 32-39

Purpose – In this paper it is argued that value chain structure, that is the way that skills and activities are divided between different firms within an industry, often evolves in a locally specific way and this has serious implications for the global expansion of firms. It is argued that for...

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