The Global Corporation: The Decolonization of International Business
| Author | : | |
| Rating | : | 4.43 (620 Votes) |
| Asin | : | 1567202411 |
| Format Type | : | paperback |
| Number of Pages | : | 160 Pages |
| Publish Date | : | 2015-12-07 |
| Language | : | English |
DESCRIPTION:
An insightful look at the return of the global economy. The Global Corporation is required reading for those who seek to understand the complex issues and problems that are an important part of the future of those companies seeking to do business outside of their traditional home market. The book is well rounded in scope and conveys its message in a clear, concise and easy to follow manner. It first begins with a lesson in the history of the world economy and its various market structures. The rest of the book is d. A Customer said ALL ABOUT ORGANIZATIONS IN THE GLOBALIZATION REVOLUTION!. The author profiles the characteristics of a global corporation-distinct from a multinational, this is an enterprise consisting of a network of independent entrepreneurs operating autonomous units, with support and guidance, but not control, from headquarters. The parent company treats each national market as part of a regional or global network. This is an interesting and well written book about an increasingly important subject. Reviewed by Yvette Borcia, co. The Global A Customer It's very excellent book. It show's how each market has it's own prespective markets throughout the world.
PANOS MOURDOUKOUTAS is Professor of Economics at Long Island University, New York, where he teaches and conducts research on the Japanese and Asian economies./e He also lectures and conducts research at Nagoya University, Japan. Author of articles in the academic and professional journals of his field, he is a frequent participant in business conferences worldwide and has written several books on international business topics.
In this network organization, the parent company plays the role of support office for the individual divisions, which are treated as equals. The two-level management is supported and re-enforced by a corporate vision and by efficient and effective communication and incentive structures.. The structure consists of the support level, which handles company-wide concerns, and unit level, which handles unit-specific concerns. The globalization of business has ended corporate colonialism in international commerce, and out of this has emerged what the author calls the global corporation. The author carefully delineates the subtle distinctions
Author of articles in the academic and professional journals of his field, he is a frequent participant in business conferences worldwide and has written several books on international business topics.. About the AuthorPANOS MOURDOUKOUTAS is Professor of Economics at Long Island University, New York, where he teaches and conducts research on the Japanese and Asian economies./e He also lectures and conducts research at Nagoya University, Japan