Global Competitive Advantage : Concepts Approaches and Perspectives Macro (2 Vols-Set)
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Published by Abhijeet Pub, Delhi, 2007
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Contents Vol. I. 1. Introduction mapping global competitive advantage/Navneet Sharma and B.P. Bhatnagar. 2. Comparative advantage and competitive advantage an economic perspective and a synthesis/Satya Dev Gupta. 3. Challenge of competitiveness in lagging regions/Justin Yifu Lin and Mingxing Liu. 4. Margins as centers probing the improbable/Gajendra Kumar. 5. Changing contours of global competitive advantage knowledge economy and management approach/Renaldas Gudauskas. 6. Demystifying outsourcing the numbers do not support the hype over job losses/Mary Amiti and Shang Jin Wei. 7. Outsourcing or insourcing/Nilakantan Nagarajan. 8. Foreign direct investment and economic transition panacea or pain killer/Camilla Jensen. 9. Hic Rhodus Hic Salta human capital and competitiveness in small LDCs/Shweta Sharma. 10. Globalization and outsourcing a perspective on its impact on India/Surendra K. Kaushik and Shyam S. Lodha. 11. Leveraging the competitiveness of Eritrean agriculture a case study on Elabered estate/Ravinder Rena. 12. The role of governance in improving global competitiveness/Chavali L. Kiran. 13. Agony in the antipodes the generic drug provisions of the Australia US free trade Agreement/Kevin Outterson. 14. Attracting outsourcing a cross country qualitative analysis of the determinants and suggestions for India/K.K. Saxena and Ruchi Sharma. 15. Trade liberalization and competitive advantage/Murali Neettukattil. 16. Impact of technology on global competitive advantage/Nageshwar Rao and Madhvi Sethi. 17. Outsourcing theory and issues/S.L. Bapna. 18. Gelling with the BPO gamble/Bala Krishnamorthy and Sumi Jha. 19. The theory of creative global competitive advantages/Mahesh V. Joshi. 20. Globalisation in Lieu of competitive advantage/Selvarasu A. and Nageswara Rao S.B. 21. Outsourcing as a business activity has existed since time immemorial/Anil Sethi. 22. Comparison of clusters in software industry a case of India and Israel/Vinnie Jauhari. Vol. II. 23. Competitiveness and corruption in foreign markets suggested strategies for multinational enterprises/Abdalla Hagen Shyam Lodha and Shahid Siddiqi. 24. Contributions of automotive multinational companies to the local productive arrangements formation a study in companies from the ABC region Sao Paulo State Brazil/Marco Antonio Pinheiro da Silveira Ronaldo Zwicker and Rene Henrique Gotz Licht. 25. Corporate governance firm competitiveness and CEO and Board turnover evidence from India/Arijit Ghosh. 26. The determinants of competitive advantage of Brazilian exporting firms/Jorge Saba Arbache and Joao Alberto De Negri. 27. Hybrid sourcing a new paradigm/Tapati Bandopadhyay Ashish Mitra and Pradeep Kumar. 28. A framework for gaining competitive advantage through IS outsourcing/B. Sashikala and Tapas Mahapatra. 29. Tough times in outsourcing ahead a word of caution for India/Gurmeet Singh and Rakesh Belwal. 30. Critical views on outsourcing trends in Indian Public Sector Banks/Manas Ranjan Patra and Mahil Carr. 31. Mentoring programs and jobs a contingency approach/Evan H. Offstein Jason M. Morwick and Amit J. Shah. 32. Cognitive mapping and psychology of competitiveness/Vijaya Laxmi Chouhan Archana Golwalkar and Jaydeep Chouhan. 33. Ethical issues in business and marketing/J.S. Panwar. 34. Globalisation reforms and performance of banking IPOs in India/Saurabh Ghosh. 35. Competitive advantage in Indian banking/Yogesh Maheshwari. 36. Re engineering operations in banking products/A.A. Ananth M. Sivasubramanian and A. Rajamohan. 37. Global competitiveness through the quality way JK Tyre experience/R. Mukhopadhyay. 38. HR strategies and competitiveness a case of Indian small and medium sized tourism enterprises/Mohinder Chand. 39. Employee Involvement and Empowerment Practice (EIEPP) of Powergrid gaining competitive advantage/Kunal Kirti. 40. Human resources in the era of globalization challenges and strategies/Naveen Gupta C.K. Singh and Anju Jain. 41. Crouching tiger beware India a case.…
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- Global Competitive Advantage : Concepts Approaches and Perspectives Macro (2 Vols-Set)
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- Shyam S Lodha; B P Bhatnagar and Nayneet Sharma
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- Abhijeet Pub, Delhi
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- 2007
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- Hardbound
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- 9788189886097
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