Corporate Strategies Under International Terrorism and AdversityGabriele G. S. Suder Edward Elgar Publishing, 2006. jan. 1. - 238 oldal Corporate Strategies under International Terrorism and Adversity raises key issues facing international business and management in an era of global uncertainty. |
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Chapter 2 Social network theory and methods as tools for helping business confront global terrorism capturing the case and contingencies presented ... | 7 |
Chapter 3 Speeding up strategic foresight in a dangerous and complex world a complexity approach | 20 |
Chapter 4 National security as a sociocomputational process | 38 |
Chapter 5 Terror incognito international business in an era of heightened geopolitical risk | 59 |
Chapter 6 Country risk spillovers in the Middle East a prelude to the road map for peace and the war on terror | 83 |
Chapter 7 Terrorism and financial management | 95 |
Chapter 8 Location decisions or modelling operational risk management under international terrorism | 111 |
Chapter 9 Global supply chain under conditions of uncertainty economic impacts corporate responses strategic lessons | 128 |
Chapter 10 Brand portfolio a new marketing competency for diminishing strategic risks | 161 |
Chapter 11 Corporate global citizenship successfully partnering with the world | 177 |
Chapter 12 Managing in an era of terrorism | 196 |
Chapter 13 Always consider problems as opportunities | 204 |
Chapter 14 Concluding remarks | 210 |
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