Titlebook: Kommunikationswissenschaft als Integrationsdisziplin; Matthias Karmasin,Matthias Rath,Barbara Thomaß Book 2014 Springer Fachmedien Wiesbad

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Matthias Karmasin,Sandra Diehl,Isabell Koinigwas realized in the twenty-first century. Two occurrences demarcate the era: the end of the Cold War and 9/11. These historical developments made manifest changes in the world capitalist system. The historical developments and changes in capitalism were represented in the ideological discourses of n

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Matthias Rath act of transplanting involves mobility and diversity. It entails the coexistence and cross-fertilization of indigenous and foreign ventures. As a haven, Hong Kong has attracted innovators and risk-takers, not only from China but also from all over the world. As soon as Hong Kong became a British co

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Gudrun Marci-Boehncke,Matthias Rath the next millennium. Similarly, Joel Kotkin argued in . that by the early twenty-first century, ‘the Chinese global tribe likely will rank with the British-Americans and the Japanese as a driving force in transnational commerce’ (Kotkin, 1992, p. 9). Despite the 1997/8 Asian economic crisis, it app

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e entrepreneurs in Southeast Asian economies (Redding, 1995; Brown, 1995). In recent years the network concept has frequently been used to explain typical organizational structures as well as the internationalization process of ethnic Chinese-owned multinational enterprises (CHMNEs) (Kao, 1993; Yeun

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Thomas Hanitzsch,Sven Engesserthat are venturing increasingly into the global economy. In particular, the book has shed theoretical light not only on the nature and social organization of Chinese family businesses, but also on the dynamic and institutional aspects of their globalization processes. We think these theoretical insi