Titlebook: International Banking Strategic Alliances; Reflections on BNP/D Jörg Itschert,Rehan ul-Haq Book 2003 Palgrave Macmillan, a division of Macm

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Universal Banking: From National Peculiarity to Ideology for all time as a strictly rational, systematically developable statement within the communicative context of the world of ideas, and so enter into an autonomous relationship with the topical issues of an epoch by installing itself elsewhere, true to the principle of the boundless freedom of thought.

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Outlook: Are International Strategic Alliances More Likely in the Post-universal Banking Era?te during a process of contraction, but the question is whether it is still the same thing? If so, the falseness of the claim to being a provider of allembracing, universal expertise becomes blatantly obvious. The result is of a different order.

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o understand how to bridge the gaps between national cultures and economic systems is an imperative. This book considers in depth from the inside out, one such Franco-German collaboration in the banking sector and sheds light on these imperatives. The practitioner-academic collaboration provides det

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The Will to Cooperate: Expression of an Intercultural Work Ethiclly prevailing understanding of teamwork embodies a sphere of ‘demeaning superficiality’ that casts its shadow over the entire working world. Sennett argues that, on entering this world, the individual leaves the realm of the tragedy in her struggle for self-realization to become part of a farce — for life.

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