Titlebook: International Business; Adjusting to New Cha Frank McDonald,Heinz Tüselmann,Colin Wheeler Book 2002 Palgrave Macmillan, a division of Macmi

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Autonomy and Procedural Justice: Validating and Extending the Frameworkhat subsidiaries may suitably assume in international networks. Bartlett and Ghoshal’s (1986) model of national subsidiary roles was developed from a study of major MNCs in global industries. They identify two main HQ views of the world: the ‘UN model assumption’, whereby all foreign subsidiaries ar

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The Development of Pan-European Industrial Structures and the Strategic Development of Subsidiariess of engaging in intra-EU trade. These developments have provided incentives to rationalize production and distribution systems so as to reap economies of scale and develop markets. The integration programmes are also inducing changes to industrial structures, with nationally based structures being

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Does International Entry Mode Choice Influence Firm Performance?nderson, 1988; Hennart, 1991a; Erramilli and Rao, 1993; Taylor ., 1998) and has given little consideration to the performance implications of foreign market entry (Woodcock, ., 1994; Brouthers, ., 1999). Several studies have examined performance differences between wholly owned modes (either acquisi

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2662-1223 ts and results to present some contrasting views about how international business is adjusting to the challenges and opportunities that the 21st century presents.978-1-349-43064-2978-1-4039-3776-6Series ISSN 2662-1223 Series E-ISSN 2662-1231