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The End of Detroit

Micheline Maynard

2003

Chip War

Fred Warshofsky

1989

The international business environment

Janet Morrison

2002

Remaking the Italian economy

Richard M. Locke

1995

MP International Business

Charles W. L. Hill

2004

National diversity and global capitalism

Suzanne Berger, Ronald Dore

1996

The New Systems Competition

Hans-Werner Sinn

2003

Adjustment and decline in hostile environments

Jack Edelstein

1992

How Countries Compete

Richard H. K. Vietor

2007

The global business environment

Janet Morrison

2011

Market and the State

David B. Audretsch

1989

Is France still a great power?

Pascal Boniface

2000

Global capitalism

Robert J. S. Ross

1990

The European Union and Globalisation

Brigid Gavin

2001

The sun also sets

Bill Emmott

1989

Global challenges

Todd Sandler

1997

The New Imperialism

Robert Biel

2000

Reassessing American competitiveness

Peter Morici

1988

The economic impact of knowledge

Dale Neef

1998

The new map of Europe (1911-1914)

Herbert Adams Gibbons

1914

Competing for Capital

Kenneth P. Thomas

2000

Global business

John Daniels, Ernst Neuland, Johan Hough et al.

2001

Competitiveness, Technology and Skills (Elgar Monographs)

Sanjaya Lall

2001

The economics of the world trading system

Kyle Bagwell

2003

Dynamic capabilities and strategic management

David J. Teece

2009

Inventing the electronic century

Alfred D. Chandler Jr.

2001

Commercial biotechnology

United States. Congress. Office of Technology Assessment

1984

Visual Merchandising 2

Visual Merchandising and Store Design

2000

The Commanding Heights

Daniel Yergin, Joseph Stanislaw

1998

Weltwirtschaft

Horst Siebert

1999

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