Global management competences in developing countries.

Book chapter

Jackson, T. 2004. Global management competences in developing countries. in: Lane, H., Maznevski, M. and Mendenhall, M. (ed.) The Blackwell handbook of global management: a guide to managing complexity. Oxford Blackwell.

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Chapter title	Global management competences in developing countries.
Authors	Jackson, T.
Research Group	International and Cross-cultural Management group
Book title	The Blackwell handbook of global management: a guide to managing complexity.
Editors	Lane, H., Maznevski, M. and Mendenhall, M.
Publisher	Blackwell
Place of publication	Oxford
Hardcover	9780631231936
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Print	2004
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Deposited	03 Mar 2009
Output status	Published
Language	English

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