Titlebook: Global Network Management; Context — Decision-m Roland B?ttcher Textbook 1996 Betriebswirtschaftlicher Verlag Dr. Th. Gabler GmbH, Wiesbade

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-642-69124-9 to the study of organizational issues. Thereby, quite a number of different social objects — from groups to societies — have been described in network terms. Too often, however, the term was used to describe a normative pattern rather than being applied in tradition of the well established network

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W. Gobiet,W. J. Bock,J. Liesegang,W. Groteork developed in Chapter 8.3, the findings on variables of the structural context will be reported (Chapter 10.1) before the managerial context in which c&d interactions were expected to evolve will be described (Chapter 10.2).

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CSF Dynamics: A Mathematical Approachlight on some of the core concepts and ideas as well as their premises and assumptions. It was felt that due to the poor methodological rigor of some studies, the body of literature on global management required some consolidation. This included a confirmation of some of the path-breaking, but mostl

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Introduction,s to invest outside their home countries. Theories of foreign direct investment (FDI) sought to explain the rise of multinational companies (MNCs) which after the second world war (WW II) expanded with a tremendous speed. In the early 1980s, a new stream of literature began to emerge within internat

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Philosophical Underpinnings,ive. The briefly presented methodological argumentation in the introduction highlighted that the purpose of this research partly stems from a dissatisfaction with the methodological rigor of some works in the field. To better understand both the outlined criticism as well as how the current research

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The Globalization Phenomenon,er, it remains unclear which MNCs are especially influenced and which the crucial implications are that the phenomenon imposes to the traditional way of managing and organizing MNCs. In order to be able to analyze the implications of globalization from an organizational perspective, an interpretatio

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Organizational Implications of Globalization, in order to meet the demands arising from a global approach as described in the previous chapter.. Since the expansion of firms into foreign countries already imposed considerable changes to domestic firms, the problem of . is far from being new. Forthcoming, it appears useful to analyze the existi

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Network Research, to the study of organizational issues. Thereby, quite a number of different social objects — from groups to societies — have been described in network terms. Too often, however, the term was used to describe a normative pattern rather than being applied in tradition of the well established network