Title:
Strategic issues in international retailing : concepts and cases
Publication Information:
New York, NY : Routledge, 2006
Physical Description:
xii, 218 p. : ill. ; 24 cm.
ISBN:
9780415343701
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Summary
Summary
This important text takes a strategic approach, examining in-depth studies of a variety of retailers and marrying theory with practice to provide comprehensive coverage for students at every level.
Illustrating and evaluating the strategies of international retailers, developing concepts and theories that enable an understanding of international retailing and showing the contrasts in the approaches adopted by major firms in their international operations, this important text is a must-read for all those studying or working in international retail.
Table of Contents
Chapter 1 The increase in international activity by retailersJohn Dawson and Masao Mukoyama |
Introduction |
Internationalisation of sourcing |
Internationalisation of operation of retail outlets |
The International retailer Contrasts between internationalisation in retailing and production |
Conclusions |
Chapter 2 Retail internationalisation as a processJohn Dawson and Masao Mukoyama |
Introduction |
Dimensions of the framework defining the process |
Dimensions of content of the process |
The dimension of outputs of the process |
The dimensions framing of the process Measurement |
Conclusions |
Chapter 3 Building an international retail strategyMarc Dupuis and Jean Founioux |
Introduction |
From opportunism to a controlled strategy |
The basis of an international retail strategy |
Managing the retail internationalisation process |
Conclusion |
Chapter 4 Inditex - Zara : re-writing the rules in apparel retailingSteve Burt and John Dawson and Roy Larke |
Introduction Background and history |
The Zara Concept : 'the democratisation of fashion' |
The retail chains Retail internationalisation |
The future of Inditex |
Chapter 5 Carrefour: being aware of the domestic market!Marc Dupuis and Sang Chul Choi and Roy Larke |
Introduction |
Historical background Carrefour's internationalisation process (1973 to 2003) from local to global |
A leadership strategy Carrefour as a multi format group Carrefour's Global Vision |
Managing the retail internationalization process |
The international learning process |
Aspects of company organization for internationalization processes Carrefour's financial performance 2000-2003 |
Summary and Conclusion |
Chapter 6 The Boots Group Plc:nbsp; Rethinking the formulaKeri Davies |
Introduction |
A short history of the Boots Company in the United Kingdom |
Composition of the group Boots Retail's international operations |
The future |
Chapter 7 Royal Ahold: Multi-national, multi-channel, multi-format food providerSteve Burt and John Dawson and Roy Larke |
Introduction |
Historical background Development of the international strategy Strategic implementation |
The implications of the strategy |
A global retailer? |
Chapter 8 Tesco: Transferring marketing success factors internationallyJohn Dawson and Roy Larke and Sang Chul Choi |
Introduction |
History The basis of strength in the domestic market Tesco's international expansionTesco Polska and Samsung Tesco and Ting Cao |
Conclusions and future developments |
Chapter 9 The international transfer of key success factorsJohn Dawson and Masao Mukoyama |
Introduction |
The emergence of critical factors for the success of retailing |
Characteristics of the expanding international retailers |
The impacts of the transfer of success factors |
Conclusions |