The multinational firm : organizing across institutional and national divides /
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Oxford ; New York :
Oxford University Press,
2001.
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Table of Contents:
- How and why are international firms different? the consequences of cross-border managerial coordination for firm characteristics and behaviour / Richard Whitley
- The emergence of German transnational companies: a theoretical analysis and empirical study of the globalization process / Christel Lane
- Constructing global corporations: contrasting national legacies in the Nordic forest industry / Eli Moen and Kari Lilja
- Between national and international governance: geopolitics, strategizing actors, and sector coordination in electrical engineering in the interwar era / Henrik Glimstedt
- The internationalization of capital markets: how international institutional investors are restructuring Finnish companies / Risto Tainio, Mika Huolman, and Matti Pulkkinen
- The making of a global firm: local pathways to multinational enterprise / Peer Hull Kristensen and Jonathan Zeitlin
- Globalization and change: organizational continuity and change within a Japanese multinational in the UK / Diana Rosemary Sharpe
- The development of transnational standards and regulations and their impacts on firms / Glenn Morgan
- Globalization and its limits: the making of international regulation / Marie-Laure Djelic and Jabril Bensedrine
- National trajectories, international competition, and transnational governance in Europe / Dieter Plehwe.