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This book is evidence of the growing importance of regional issues within international business (see also Mirza, forthcoming). This summary chapter attempts to focus on the conflicts brought about by regionalisation and globalisation in the context of the world economy.
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Buckley, P.J. and P.N. (eds) (1994) The Economics of Change in East and Central Europe (London: Academic Press).
Casson, M. (1994) ‘Enterprise culture and institutional change in Eastern Europe’, in P.J. Buckley and P.N. Ghauri, The Economics of Change in East and Central Europe (London: Academic Press).
Garnaut, R. and Drysdale, P. (1994) Asia Pacific Regionalism (Pymble, Australia: Harper Educational).
Mirza, H. (forthcoming) Beyond Protectionism: The Strategic Responses of Transnational Firms to the Regionalisation of the World Economy (Cheltenham: Edward Elgar).
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Buckley, P. (1996). Regional and Global Issues in International Business. In: Burton, F., Yamin, M., Young, S. (eds) International Business and Europe in Transition. The Academy of International Business Series. Palgrave, London. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-349-24556-7_13
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