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The subject of the study is dynamics development scale presence transnational corporations (TNCs) in foreign market, which have changed significantly at present stage. This partly due to complexity corporate structures and ownership structures, specifics their control over divisions. At same time, scaling TNCs also determined by fragmentation international production networks, increasing role g...

THROUGHOUT T H E twentieth century, modernists have been proclaiming that technology would transform world politics. In 1910 Norman Angell declared that economic interdependence rendered wars irrational and looked forward to the day when they would become obsolete. Modernists in the 1970s saw telecommunications and jet travel as creating a global village, and believed that the territorial state...

Thanks to the advancement of Information and Communications Technologies, the past decade has seen the rise of Born Global organizations (Rennie, 1993; Oviatt and McDougall, 1994; Karra and Philips, 2004; Zahra, 2005). Broadly defined as ‘business organizations that, right from inception, seek to derive significant competitive advantages from the use of resources and the sales of outputs in mul...

Many multinational corporations have implemented cross-national satisfaction measurement programs for tracking and benchmarking the satisfaction of their customers across their various markets. These companies measure satisfaction with the goal of maximizing customer loyalty and the financial benefits associated with loyalty. However, existing research comparing consumer satisfaction across nat...

Center at the Wharton School for financial support of this project, and the many managers and engineers who gave us their time. Abstract The growth of a global infrastructure has enabled the spatial dispersion of work activities. The software industry permits the study of the potential and limits of new ways of organizing work over borders to exploit globally the opportunities opened by the dig...

This paper examines the proposal to build research and development (R&D) capabilities for dealing with neglected infectious and tropical diseases in countries where they are endemic, as a potentially cost- and time-effective way to fill the gap between the supply of and need for new medicines. With reference to the situation in India, we consider the competencies and incentives needed by compan...