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Title:
International marketing reader
Author:
Paliwoda, Stanley J.
ISBN:
9780415114004

9780415100397
Publication Information:
London ; New York : Routledge, 1995.
Physical Description:
xx, 336 pages : illustrations ; 24 cm
Contents:
1. Introduction / Stanley J. Paliwoda and John K. Ryans, Jr. -- 2. Foreign market entry methods: a mode choice framework / Angie Driscoll -- 3. Franchising and foreign market entry / F.N. Burton and A.R. Cross -- 4. International marketing and internationalization processes: a network approach / Jan Johanson and Lars Gunnar-Mattsson -- 5. Using networks to determine multinational parental control of subsidiaries / Ulf Andersson and Mats Forsgren -- 6. Multinational market portfolios in global strategy development / Gilbert D. Harrell and Richard O. Kiefer -- 7. Global product management: strategic alternatives / Warren J. Keegan -- 8. Generic product strategies for the world market / Rajan Saxena -- 9. ISO 9000: the new strategic consideration / H. Michael Hayes -- 10. The Deming, Baldrige and European Quality Awards / Behnam Nakhai and Jaoa S. Neves -- 11. Make marketing part of the quality effort / Joseph L. Orsini.
Abstract:
This collection of articles focuses on the particular challenges and issues of international marketing. How can a company break into a new foreign market? What pricing structures should be in operation for a global product? How does one manage a multilingual advertising campaign? The Reader combines previously published articles with new papers commissioned to update classic research in the field. With an international set of contributors and a range of international examples, the book offers a selection of critical studies that analyse each part of the marketing function. It then concludes by reflecting on the creation of the EU, of NAFTA and the unpredictable Westernization of emerging markets of Central and Eastern Europe, showing how the international marketing expert must be able to respond to the rapidly changing global environment.
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