The Future Of The Multinational Company

Recent Events -from September 11, to the anti-globalization protests to the collapse of the high-tech boom have accentuated the sense that the global economy is moving into uncharted waters Bringing together the leading authorities on globalization and international business The Future of the Multinational Company looks ahead to the new challenges facing multinational firms and predicts what the multinational company will look like in ten years time. Brings together the leading authorities in the field of global / international busi-ness. Accademically rigourous but accessible · Addresses a topic of concern to practitioners and academics alike

This book presents a new approach to the analysis of the multinational enterprise, with a new introduction the analysis is brought firmly up-to-date.

This book presents a new approach to the analysis of the multinational enterprise; one of the most important institutions in the world economy. With a new introduction the analysis is brought firmly up-to-date.

This Festschrift in honour of Professor Yair Aharoni, a pioneer in the field of international business, looks at several of these new trends in FDI, what they will mean for firms and governments, and the opportunities created by these developments to enrich or extend extant theory.

Conference report on the future role of USA-based multinational enterprises - examines relationships between multinational enterprises and the State, and considers problems of regulation, etc. Which concern developing countries acting as host countries. References. Conference held in charlottesville 1974.

This fascinating book examines international business and multinational enterprise as part of a bigger picture, considering the importance of two main components: space and time. Summarising the past five years, Mark Casson reviews the changing role of multinational enterprises within the global economy and how leading firms have generated profitability and growth not only from innovations in technology and marketing, but also by exploiting legal loopholes in tax and regulatory systems.