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Zusatztext "Will NAFTA survive? In this much-needed book! Dr. Robert Moran and Jeffrey Abbott set forth the key mechanisms to move the agreement forward and describe the cultural and political synergies required for a breakthrough. In clear and persuasive prose! the authors make the case for that most elusive feature in market integration....'the development of trust.'" - Richard D. Mahoney! Ph.D. L.L.D.! John F. Kennedy Scholar! University of Massachusetts; Former Arizona Secretary of State"An essential primer and resource for those interested in or working toward an effective Free Trade Area of the Americas." - Alfonso Sapia-Bosch! Ph.D.! Adjunct Professor of Global Business! The American Graduate School of International Management"This is an important and timely book for American! Canadian! and Mexican managers and business students who seek to be truly effective within the NAFTA environment. ...The book is inclusive in its relevance not only for mainline industries but also for the high tech world of the 21st century. ... The section on 'NAFTA Best Practices' is worth the price of admission all by itself..." - Neil R. Abramson! Ph.D.! Associate Professor of Business Policy! Simon Fraser University"...this book is a must-have. Not only does it explains the 'How's' and 'What's' of NAFTA! but most importantly the 'Why's.'" - Luis M. Milán! Director! Organization Planning and Development! FEMSA Informationen zum Autor Jeffrey D. Abbott Klappentext Focuses on best business practices and lessons learned in the years since the NAFTA agreement was first signed! and their impact on both the economy and society. This book presents the opportunities! changes! and case studies of major corporations doing cross-border business in NAFTA countries. Zusammenfassung Focuses on best business practices and lessons learned in the years since the NAFTA agreement was first signed, and their impact on both the economy and society. This book presents the opportunities, changes, and case studies of major corporations doing cross-border business in NAFTA countries. Inhaltsverzeichnis Introduction; Chapter 1 NAFTA; Chapter 2 Nafta; Chapter 3 Understanding Nafta’s Cultures and Cultural Values; Chapter 4 Competencies of Effective Nafta Managers; Chapter 5 Nafta Best Practices Case Studies; Chapter 6 Nafta and the New Economy; Chapter 7 Building Consensus to Make Nafta Work;...
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Introduction; Chapter 1 NAFTA; Chapter 2 Nafta; Chapter 3 Understanding Nafta's Cultures and Cultural Values; Chapter 4 Competencies of Effective Nafta Managers; Chapter 5 Nafta Best Practices Case Studies; Chapter 6 Nafta and the New Economy; Chapter 7 Building Consensus to Make Nafta Work;
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"Will NAFTA survive? In this much-needed book, Dr. Robert Moran and Jeffrey Abbott set forth the key mechanisms to move the agreement forward and describe the cultural and political synergies required for a breakthrough. In clear and persuasive prose, the authors make the case for that most elusive feature in market integration....'the development of trust.'" - Richard D. Mahoney, Ph.D. L.L.D., John F. Kennedy Scholar, University of Massachusetts; Former Arizona Secretary of State
"An essential primer and resource for those interested in or working toward an effective Free Trade Area of the Americas." - Alfonso Sapia-Bosch, Ph.D., Adjunct Professor of Global Business, The American Graduate School of International Management
"This is an important and timely book for American, Canadian, and Mexican managers and business students who seek to be truly effective within the NAFTA environment. ...The book is inclusive in its relevance not only for mainline industries but also for the high tech world of the 21st century. ... The section on 'NAFTA Best Practices' is worth the price of admission all by itself..." - Neil R. Abramson, Ph.D., Associate Professor of Business Policy, Simon Fraser University
"...this book is a must-have. Not only does it explains the 'How's' and 'What's' of NAFTA, but most importantly the 'Why's.'" - Luis M. Milán, Director, Organization Planning and Development, FEMSA
