Abstract
Part I: Understanding Global Economies. The Importance of Thinking Globally. Cultural Classification Model. Part II: Global Strategies of Australia, Canada, Northwestern and Central Europe, And the United States. United States. Canada. Northwestern and Cental Europe. Part III: Global Strategies of Mediterranean Europe. Mediterranean Europe. Part IV: Global Strategies of Latin America. Latin America. Part V: Global Strategies of Traditional Cultures. Traditional Cultures. Chinese Cultures. Japanese Culture. Developing, Centrally Planned, And Formerly Centrally Planned Economies. Part VI: Global Strategies of the Middle East. The Middle East. Part VII: The Art of the Deal in a Global Context.
Keywords
Middle EastLatin AmericansContext (archaeology)NegotiationEconomyPolitical scienceGlobal strategyGeographyMediterranean climateEmerging marketsBusinessEconomicsMarketing
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Camille P. Schuster,
Michael J. Copeland
(1996).
Global business : planning for sales and negotiations.
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