Competing from the periphery : core issues in international business / edited by Brian Fynes and Sean Ennis.

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TextSeries: Irish studies in managementPublication details: Dublin : Oak Tree Press, c1997.Description: xviii,547p. : ill. 23cmISBN:

9781860760273 pbk
9781860760273 pbk

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Summary: How do small countries on the edge of economic regions compete effectively on the international stage? This text asks this and other questions by surveying traditional assumptions and current thinking in economics, management, marketing and technology.

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How do small countries on the edge of economic regions compete effectively on the international stage? This text asks this and other questions by surveying traditional assumptions and current thinking in economics, management, marketing and technology.

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