TITLE

Dismantling the barriers to globalisation

AUTHOR(S)
Lehmann, Jeann-Pierre
PUB. DATE
September 2004
SOURCE
European Business Forum;Autumn2004, Issue 19, p7
SOURCE TYPE
Periodical
DOC. TYPE
Article
ABSTRACT
Discusses the factors considered by corporations to unlock the barriers in globalization. Disapproval of anti-globalists to the globalization theory; Historical background of globalization; Benefits of globalization to developed countries.
ACCESSION #
15207235

Tags: GLOBALIZATION;  INTERNATIONAL business enterprises;  ANTI-globalization movement;  INTERNATIONAL competition;  INTERNATIONAL relations

 

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