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by Santiago Iñiguez de Onzoño (Editor), Kazuo Ichijo (Editor)
- Offers a timely rebuke to populist anti-globalization rhetoric
- Collects case studies of innovative companies from across the globe
- Provides key lessons for companies looking to expand their international operations
Back Jacket
Globalization has been a key force in the development of business in recent decades. But with nationalism on the rise in Europe, the United States and elsewhere, the future of global trade and international business has been thrown into doubt.
In this new and challenging context, innovative companies have the opportunity not only to find new ways to operate across borders, but also to help forge a new system of relations between people of different nationalities and cultures.
This book features a collection of case studies that illustrate how companies from different corners of the globe are succeeding in reaching out to distant customers, stakeholders and partners. It features inspiring examples of leaders who are actively developing imaginative ways to connect across continents. It is a vital reference tool for companies that plan to continue operating globally or to expand their international presence.
A clarion call for the renewed relevance and importanceof globalized business, this book suggests a future where companies can contribute positively to achieving sustainable growth and a fairer distribution of wealth across the globe.
Author Biography
Santiago Iñiguez de Onzoño is President of IE University and a recognized influencer in global higher education. He is the past Chairman of AACSB and also serves on the boards of five leading international business schools in Asia, Europe and the Americas. He is the Vice-Chairman of Financial Times/IE Corporate Learning Alliance (CLA), a leading provider of custom education programs for companies worldwide, as well as one of the 500 Global LinkedIn Influencers. His previous two books, Cosmopolitan Managers and The Learning Curve are published by Palgrave Macmillan.
Kazuo Ichijo is Dean and Professor at the Department of International Corporate Strategy, the Hitotsubashi University Business School, Tokyo, Japan. He received a PhD in Business Administration from theUniversity of Michigan. His research interests are focused on organizational knowledge creation theory, and his research in this field has been globally recognized. Professor Ichijo is quite active in providing consulting and leadership training to a number of global companies for organizational renewal. He has been involved as a consultant and an outside board member in many corporate transformation activities.
