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Globalisation and Global Shift






Clemens Troche
Beethovenweg 21
74523 Schwaebisch Hall
Germany

Table of Contents


1 INTRODUCTION 2
2 DEFINITIONS, CONCEPTS AND REGIONALISATION 3
3 MAJOR DRIVERS 6
4 BLURRING OF CAUSE AND EFFECT 7
5 LONG TERM IMPLICATIONS 8
6 IMPACT ON COMPANIES IN EUROPE 10
7 ANNOTATIONS AND REFERENCES 13


1 Introduction
The term globalisation has become a common buzzword during the last 10 years. More recently, its importance and effects globalisation have become the focus of vivid debates about (inter)national economic policies and business behaviours. Unfortunately, in most discussions and publications it is not clarified what specific issues are addressed, what is to be meant by this term and which viewpoint is taken. Globalisation is often used as a catchall concept to describe a wide range of forces intensifying transnational issues.
Three essential issues that are vividly discussed are not well defined :
1. The......

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Approximate Pages: 26 (250 words per double-spaced page)

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