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Globalization and Regionalization: Strategies, Policies, and Their Economic Environment puts you on top of the world, with the big picture of global trade and rapid business internationalization at your feet. You'll see how the two opposing market forces, globalization and regionalization, have created a new international trade environment. In addition, you'll see how the recent upsurge in preferential trading arrangements, the new technologies adapted by firms, and the foreign direct investment (FDI) and trade policies of countries and blocs have combined to dramatically change how and why international business is conducted.

Globalization and Regionalization is just what it says it is--a guide to understanding the strategies and policies that countries and firms employ to prosper in an international business environment in which globalization and regionalization seem to act as opposing forces. In this unique volume, you'll discover how some of the top competing business scholars in the world see the way that regionalization and globalization can function as complements to each other, actually becoming the building blocks that lead to global strategies. Specifically, this book gives you world-class information about: how to evaluate trade creation and trade diversion at the country level the dynamics of optimal entry strategy for multinational enterprises (MNEs) the effects of differences between countries'competition policies on cross border mergers and acquisitions the internationalization of services through international banking strategy how an open door policy allows China to play an important role in the recrudescence of globalization Vietnam as host to foreign business activity

Globalization and Regionalization is the collective and international result of the World Conference on Globalization and Regionalization at the University of Paris I Pantheon-Sorbonne. If you're an educator, international business director, scholar of international studies, or entrepreneur, you'll definitely want to get the information that was presented at this important international venue. Overall, this collection will give you a clearer picture of the current direction of international trade in today's rapidly shifting and progressive global trade environment.


Table of Contents

Karl Moore and Roger HeelerXiaohong HeJon Haveman and David HummelsKamal SaggiJeremy CleggThierry Mayer and Jean-Louis MucchielliJeremy Clegg and Susan Scott-GreenG. Balcet and A. EnriettiAlan M. Rugman and Julie A. SolowayM. L. EganBernadette Andreosso-O'Callaghan and Wei QianPeter J. Buckley and Nick J. Freeman
Preface: Globalization and Regionalization: Forces in Concert or in Conflict?p. xi
A Globalization Strategy for Subsidiaries--Subsidiary Specific Advantagesp. 1
From Trade Among Nations to Trade Within Firms Across National Bordersp. 15
Trade Creation and Trade Diversion: New Empirical Resultsp. 47
Optimal Timing of Foreign Direct Investment Under Uncertaintyp. 73
Regional Strategies--Western Europe
The Determinants of Intra-European Foreign Direct Investment Flows: Market Integration and Policy Issuesp. 89
Strategic Location Behaviour: The Case of Japanese Investments in Europep. 131
Regional Strategies--Eastern Europe
Market Servicing Strategies of International Banks in Central and Eastern Europep. 169
Global and Regional Strategies in the European Car Industry: The Case of Italian Direct Investments in Polandp. 197
Regional Strategies--The Americas
Corporate Strategy and NAFTA When Environmental Regulations Are Barriers to Tradep. 231
U.S. Strategic Trade Policy and the Competitiveness of the U.S. Construction Industry in Developing Country Marketsp. 253
Regional Strategies--Asia
Technology Transfer to China: A Theoretical Approachp. 277
Market Entry and Investment in Vietnam: Long Term Enticements and Short Term Hurdles: Evidence from British Investorsp. 309
Indexp. 331