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International Business and Management

Four Volume Set
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February 2003 | 1 660 pages | SAGE Publications Ltd
International Business and Management provides scholars and libraries with a focused coverage of the most widely cited and theoretically important articles in the international business field.

The four-volume set is based on an extensive analysis of the literature of the discipline and contains both classics and more recent work that has proven its seminal value to the researcher.

These seminal articles cover a range from theoretical to empirical, and include work from authors such as Adler, Bartlett, Boddewyn, Buckley, Child, Douglas, Doz, Dunning, Ghoshal, Hamel, Hofstede, Kerr, Kobrin, Kogut, Oberg, Porter, Pugh, Shapiro, Solnik, Triandis, Vernon, Wells, Zeira and many others.

Each volume focuses on both general issues such as internationalization, strategy and culture and on specific functional disciplines such as government relations, ethics, operations management, international finance, human resources management and marketing.

Derek Pugh and Allan Plath provide an overview of the field and introduce the set. They trace the development of the discipline and explain the rationale behind the selection of the articles. Additionally, each volume in the set includes an instructive essay discussing the works covered in greater depth. These informative essays show how the articles in the volume fit into and contribute to the development of the practical and theoretical debates in the field.

This major reference, organized to ensure comprehensive coverage of the essential issues in the discipline, is the definitive resource for students, researchers and academics interested in all aspects of international business and management.


 
VOLUME ONE: INTERNATIONALIZATION AND INTERNATIONAL STRATEGY
 
PART ONE: HISTORY OF THE FIELD
R D Robinson
Background Concepts and Philosophy of International Business from World War Two to the Present
 
PART TWO: THE INTERNATIONALIZATION OF THE ORGANIZATION
 
The Path to Foreign Direct Investment
A L Calvert
A Synthesis of Foreign Direct-Investment Theories and Theories of The Multinational-Firm
R Vernon
International Investment and International Trade in the Product Life Cycle
J Johanson and J E Vahlne
The Internationalization Process of the Firm
A Model of Knowledge Development on Increasing Foreign Commitments

 
J H Dunning
Toward an Eclectic Theory of International Production
Some Empirical Tests

 
Peter J Buckley and Mark C Casson
Analyzing Foreign Market Entry Strategies
Extending the Internalization Approach

 
 
Forces That Impinge on Internationalization
M E Porter
Changing Patterns of International Competition
G S Yip
Global Strategy - In a World of Nations
B Kogut and H Singh
The Effect of National Culture on the Choice of Entry Mode
 
Organizational Aspects of Internationalization
H V Perlmutter
The Tortuous Evolution of the Multinational Corporation
C A Bartlett and S Ghoshal
Managing across Borders - New Strategic Requirements
C A Bartlett and S Ghoshal
Managing across Borders - New Organizational Responses
 
PART THREE: INTERNATIONAL STRATEGY
 
From Strategic Planning to Strategic Resources
M Z Brooke and B S Remmers
The Strategy of Multinational Enterprise
Organization and Finance

 
S Prakash Sethi and J Hogle
A Conceptual and Operational Framework for Developing the Long-Range Planning Process
W G Egelhoff
Strategy and Structure in Multinational Corporations - A Revision of the Stopford and Wells Model
C K Prahalad and G Hamel
The Core Competence of the Corporation
D J Collis
A Resource-Based Analysis of Global Competition - The Case of the Bearings Industry
C H Lovelock and G S Yip
Developing Global Strategies for Service Businesses
 
Strategic International Alliances
B Kogut
Joint Ventures - Theoretical and Empirical Perspectives
G Hamel
Competition for Competence and Inter-Partner Learning within International Strategic Alliances
A Parkhe
Interfirm Diversity, Organizational Learning and Longevity in Global Strategic Alliances
 
VOLUME TWO: THE IMPACT OF NATIONAL CULTURE ON MANAGEMENT
 
PART ONE: INTERNATIONAL DIFFERENCES IN MANAGEMENT PRACTICES AND STYLES
S A Richardson
Organizational Contrasts on British and American Ships
H C Triandis
Interpersonal Relations in International Organizations
R P Dore
Authority, Function and Status in British and Japanese Factories
F Luthans, D H B Welsh and S A Rosenkrantz
What Do Russian Managers Really Do? An Observational Study with Comparisons to US Managers
D Ebster-Grosz and D Pugh
Anglo-German Business Collaboration
Pitfalls and Potentials

 
 
PART TWO: ANALYTICAL COMPARISONS OF INTERNATIONAL DIFFERENCES IN MANAGEMENT
M Haire, E E Ghiselli and L W Porter
Cultural Patterns in the Role of the Manager
K H Roberts
On Looking at an Elephant
An Evaluation of Cross-Cultural Research Related to Organizations

 
M Maurice
For a Study of the `Societal Effect'
Universality and Specificity in Organization Research

 
G Hofstede
Motivation, Leadership and Organization
Do American Theories Apply Abroad?

 
J Child
Culture, Contingency and Capitalism in the Cross-National Study of Organizations
S Ronen and O Shenkar
Clustering Countries on Attitudinal Dimensions
R D Whitley
The Social Construction of Business Systems in East Asia
K L Newman and S D Nollen
Culture and Congruence
The Fit between Management Practices and National Culture

 
 
PART THREE: ORGANIZATIONAL CONSISTENCIES ACROSS CULTURES
D J Hickson et al
The Culture-Free Context of Organizational Structure
R T Pascale
Communication and Decision-Making across Cultures
Japanese and American Comparisons

 
L Donaldson
Size and Bureaucracy in East and West
A Preliminary Meta-Analysis

 
J Child and L Markoczy
Host Country Managerial Behaviour and Learning in Chinese and Hungarian Joint Ventures
C Kerr et al
Industrialism and Industrial Man
P Sparrow, R S Schuller and S E Jackson
Convergence or Divergence
Human Resource Practices and Policies for Competitive Advantage Worldwide

 
D Pugh and D J Hickson
Organizational Convergence
 
VOLUME THREE: GOVERNMENT, OPERATIONS AND FINANCE
 
PART ONE: GOVERNMENTS, ETHICS AND INTERNATIONAL BUSINESS
 
The Consequences of Governmental Action
Franklin R Root and Ahmed A Ahmed
The Influence of Policy Instruments on Manufacturing Direct Foreign Investment in Developing Countries
N Fagre and L T Wells
Bargaining Power of Multinationals and Host Governments
S J Kobrin
Expropriation as an Attempt to Control Foreign Firms in LDCS - Trends from 1960 to 1979
J J Boddewyn
Political Aspects of MNE Theory
 
International Business Ethics
T Donaldson
Multinational Decision-Making - Reconciling International Norms
B B Schlegelmilch and D C Robertson
The Influence of Country and Industry on Ethical Perceptions of Senior Executives in the US and Europe
 
PART TWO: INTERNATIONAL OPERATIONS
 
International Operations Strategy
B Mascarenhas
The Co-ordination of Manufacturing Interdependence in Multinational Companies
R Jaikumar
Post-Industrial Manufacturing
A Demeyer et al
Flexibility - The Next Competitive Battle - The Manufacturing Futures Survey
 
Investment and Location
Richard Moxon
The Motivation for Investment in Offshore Plants
The Case of the US Electronics Industry

 
 
Sourcing International Supplies
M Kotabe and G Omura
Sourcing Strategies of European and Japanese Multinationals
A Comparison

 
 
Distribution
S E Fawcett
Strategic Logistics in Co-ordinated Global Manufacturing Success
 
PART THREE: INTERNATIONAL FINANCE
 
Value of International Activity
V R Errunza and L W Senbet
The Effects of International Operations on the Market Value of the Firm - Theory and Evidence
 
Capital Structure
R B Stobaugh Jr
Financing Foreign Subsidiaries of US Controlled Multinational Enterprises
A Shapiro
Financial Structure and the Cost of Capital in the Multinational Corporation
R G Rajan and L Zingales
What Do We Know about Capital Structure - Some Evidence from International Data
 
Risk and Mechanisms for Its Control
L L Jacque
Management of Foreign Exchange Risk
A Review Article

 
M Adler and B Dumas
International Portfolio Choice and Corporation Finance - A Synthesis
B Dumas and B Solnik
The World Price of Foreign-Exchange Risk
 
VOLUME FOUR: HUMAN RESOURCES MANAGEMENT AND MARKETING
 
PART ONE: INTERNATIONAL HUMAN RESOURCES MANAGEMENT
 
The Expatriate
K Oberg
Cultural Shock, Adjustment to New Cultural Environments
A T Church
Sojourner Adjustment
N J Adler
Expecting International Success - Female Managers Overseas
J S Black, M Mendenhall and G Oddou
Toward a Comprehensive Model of International Adjustment - An Integration of Multiple Theoretical Perspectives
 
International Issues in HRM
Anders Edstrom and Jay R Galbraith
Transfer of Managers as a Co-ordination and Control Strategy in Multinational Organizations
Y Doz and C K Prahalad
Controlled Variety
A Challenge for Human Resource Management in the MNC

 
O Shenkar and Y Zeira
Human Resources Management in International Joint Ventures - Directions for Research
J Milliman, M A Vonglinow and M Nathan
Organizational Life-cycles and Strategic International Human Resouce Management in Multinational Companies
Implications for Congruence Theory

 
P M Rosenzweig and N Nohria
Influences on Human Resource Management Practices in Multinational Corporations
C Brewster
Towards a European Model of Human Resource Management
 
PART TWO: INTERNATIONAL MARKETING
 
Historical Context
J J Boddewyn
Comparative Marketing
The First Twenty-Five Years

 
D A Ricks
Marketing
 
Market Globalization
Standardization or Adaptation

 
T Levitt
The Globalization of Markets
S P Douglas and Y Wind
The Myth of Globalization
S Samiee and K Roth
The Influence of Global Marketing Standardization on Performance
 
Marketing Research
S P Douglas
Cross-National Comparisons and Consumer Stereotypes
A Case Study of Working and Non-Working Wives in the US and France

 
S T Cavusgil
Guidelines for Export Market Research
 
Buyer Behaviour
W J Bilkey and E Nes
Country of Origin Effects on Product Evaluations
N Dawar and P Parker
Marketing Universals - Consumers Use of Brand-Name, Price, Physical Appearance and Retailer Reputation as Signals of Product Quality

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