Boston,: Harvard Business School Press, 1988, 1988. HC and DJ. Presumed First. 9 1/2 x 6 1/2. ISBN:0-87584-191-0. 234pp + index. Subtitled: Managing Joint Ventures with a spotlight on China and Japan. Hands Across the Ocean is an indepth probe of the s trategies and tactics of companies forming international joint ventures. Some are establishing a jointly owned third company whose profits are shared, and others are working together on specific proje cts without a formal organization. In state controlled or mixed economies the local government and an outside firm are the partners. This book describes the development of joint-ventures in detail. Th e author traveleed to six countries and interviewed over 100 executives at firms involved in joint ventures. Everything one needs to know to get started. DJ has min rub on rear; 2 very small tears, ot herwise bright tight clean unblemished. new mylar protector. Blue cloth on boards mint condition. White endpapers: pristine. No former owner's name. 6 pages have tidy highlighting - otherwise v. good. Interesting case studies, index. A very nice copy of this book. Dj: v. ggod, Binding: fine, Text: v. good..

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Bookseller: Ghost River Books (CA)
Bookseller's Inventory #: 001920
Title: Hands Across the Ocean
Author: Susan Goldenberg
Book Condition: Used
Binding: Hardcover
ISBN 10: 0875841910
ISBN 13: 9780875841915
Publisher: Boston,: Harvard Business School Press, 1988
Place of Publication: Massachusetts, Usa
Date Published: 1988
Keywords: INTERNATIONAL BUSINESS ENTERPRISES JOINT VENTURES ECONOMICS GENERAL 0-87584 -191-0
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