The Economics of change in East and Central Europe : its impact on international business /
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| Imprint: | London ; San Diego ; New-York : Academic Press, c1994. |
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| Description: | viii, 418 p. : ill. ; 24 cm. |
| Language: | English |
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| Format: | Print Book |
| URL for this record: | http://pi.lib.uchicago.edu/1001/cat/bib/1600103 |
Table of Contents:
- Statement of Issues
- Enterprise Culture and Institutional Change in Eastern Europe
- The Opening Up of Eastern Europe: The Implications for West European Business I
- Economic Reforms, External Imbalances and Assessment of Risk in Eastern Europe
- Business Strategy during Dramatic Environmental Change: A Network Approach for Analysing Firm-Level Adaption to theSoviet Economic Reform
- Modernizing Hungary's Industrial Structure: The Contribution of the E
- Viking Raps-A Case Study of Joint Venture Regulation in the Former Soviet Union
- Creating International Joint Ventures: Strategic Insights from Case Research on a Successful Hungarian-Japanese Industrial Enterprise
- Facing Both Ways: Baltic Economics after Independence
- Japanese MNCs as Potential Partners in Eastern Europes Economic Reconstruction
- Norwegian Companies in Eastern Europe: Past Involvement and Reaction to Recent Changes
- Developing a Network Position in the Baltic States: The Case of Statoil in Estonia
- Investment in Eastern Europe: The Case of the Netherlands
- German Co-Operative Ventures in Eastern Europe
- Understanding the Former Soviet Market: An Interaction Approach
- From Centrally Planned to Market Economy-The Road from CPE to PCPE
- The Internationalization of Business and the Challenge of East European Development
- Marketing Under Newly-Emerging East European and Soviet Conditions-Some Thoughts on What Needs to be Done
- The Impact of Eastern Liberalization on East-West Countertrade
- The Prospects for Foreign Direct Investment in Central and Eastern Europe
- Market Opportunities in Eastern Europe: MNCs Response
- Synthesis-The Economics of Change in East and Central Europe
- Index