Titlebook: Globalization or Regionalization of the American and Asian Car Industry?; Michel Freyssenet (Research Director in Sociology) Book 2003 Pal

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The Internationalization of American Automobile Service Companies and Changes in Distribution European and American automobile distribution landscape has been restructured since 1995. Concepts that are initially seen as unassailable truths or as forms of received wisdom are often quickly replaced by ideas that are diametrically opposed in nature. It is tempting to say that, after five years

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A Maverick in the Age of Mega-mergers? Toyota’s Global Strategiesn overseas through 170 distributors deploying around 5,400 outlets in some 160 countries. So, at the start of the new century, Toyota’s sales network was already fairly globalized, with the markets in the East European countries showing potential for expansion. As for its overseas production, Toyota

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Nissan: From a Precocious Export Policy to a Strategic Alliance with Renaultlization. This expansion of export and overseas production supported Nissan’s growth and it succeeded in transferring its production system overseas and forming a global network. However, Nissan revealed weaknesses in product development and marketing in the 1990s. It was unable to respond effective

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national theatre within a few years of beginning operations, first through export activities and later by establishing overseas production facilities. However, internationalization has taken on a new dimension in the context of economic globalization. The reinforcement of free trade, new rights guar

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phenomenon of globalization, General Motors (GM) and Ford had already accumulated long experience in international markets. The two groups, respectively the largest and second-largest vehicle manufacturer in the world, are arguably the most internationalized as well (given the geographic dispersion

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European and American automobile distribution landscape has been restructured since 1995. Concepts that are initially seen as unassailable truths or as forms of received wisdom are often quickly replaced by ideas that are diametrically opposed in nature. It is tempting to say that, after five years