Economic Transition and International Business : Managing Through Change and Crises in the Global Economy /: Managing Through Change and Crises in the Global Economy. (2019)

• Record Type: Book
• Further Information: Note: Eric Milliot, Sophie Nivoix.
• Editors: Milliot, Eric; Nivoix, Sophie
• Contents: PART 1. Crises as transition indicators 1. A neo-institutional analysis of the effects of the crisis on financial regulation in the G20 countries 2. The sociological branch of neo-institutional theory: a relevant framework for analysing the effects of the economic crisis on fast-growing economies? 3. A sustainable review of conventions between economic actors 4. Behaviour of individuals and crises: towards a new paradigm in finance? PART 2. The impact of transitions on agents 5. China looking for a new model 6. The shifting power of influence of consumer associations in Europe: the transition to the status of institutional stakeholder 7. Internationalisation of SMEs from Transition Economies: the case of Moroccan SMEs 8. The factors of influence in the export decision of Algerian manufacturing SMEs Part 3. Decision-making and managerial transitions 9. Location and Anchoring of Foreign Investment by Multinational Companies in Evolving Territories: the role of the top subsidiary manager 10. Managing international joint-ventures: an organizational learning perspective 11. Innovation strategies without borders: what prospects for Chinese companies? 12. Creative Pathways and Designers’ Figures: An Exploration of Designer Studios and Strategies in Montreal’s Fashion Industry Conclusion: Towards a world in transition
• Edition: 1st
• Publisher Details: Routledge
• Publication Date: 2019
• Extent: 1 online resource (240 pages), (11 illustrations)
• Languages: English
• ISBNs: 9781000697889; 1000697886
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