Research Article
Year 1994,
Volume: 12 , 137 - 157, 31.12.1994
Abstract
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Year 1994,
Volume: 12 , 137 - 157, 31.12.1994
Abstract
Makaleye ait öz bulunmamaktadır.
Keywords
References
- Forbes. "U.S. Firms with the Biggest Foreign Revenues" July 23. 1990. 362, 364.
- Business Week. "Mexico: A New Economic Era" by Stephen Baker, Elizabeth Weiner and Amy Borrus. 12 Nov. 1990. 102, 105.
- senge Peter M. (1990). UThe Fifth Discipline, Doubleday New York.
- Barlett, A and S.Choshal (1992) "What is a Global Manager?" Harvard Business Review (Sept.-Oct,) p. 78-79.
- Arpacl, Ayhan, Bbge, D. Tuncer, M.M.Üner (1992). "PazarIarna", Gazi Yayınlan, Ankara,
- Pascale, R. Tand A.G. Athos (1981). "The Art of Japanese Management" Wamer Books, New York.
- Deming W.E,. (1986), "Out of the Crises". MIT Center for Advaced Engineering Study. Cambridge, Massachusetts,
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| Primary Language | Turkish |
|---|---|
| Journal Section | Articles |
| Authors | |
| Publication Date | December 31, 1994 |
| Submission Date | January 1, 1994 |
| Published in Issue | Year 1994 Volume: 12 |
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