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Content
June 1971, Volume 2, Issue 2
- 61-70 Joint-Efforts Programs: A Proposal for Integration of International and Functional Concepts
by Thomas W Dunfee & David A Ricks - 68-70 1970 Survey of International Business Journals
by John A Weber
March 1971, Volume 2, Issue 1
- 1-14 The Impact of the U.S. Direct Investment Controls
by Michael Adler - 15-24 U.S. Subsidiary Adjustments to the Mexican Labor Market
by John D Daniels - 26-38 Exports of Manufactured Goods from Developing Countries: Marketing Factors and the Role of Foreign Enterprise*
by Jose R De La Torre - 40-46 Ascribed Behavioral Determinants of Success-Failure among U.S. Expatriate Managers*
by Richard D Hays - 47-58 Administration and Development: Relations Between International Corporations and Management Education in Sao Paulo, Brazil*
by Richard S Hilmann & Russel M Moore - 60-70 The Future of International Management*
by Richard D Robinson - 71-80 Bias Phenomena Attendant to the Marketing of Foreign Goods in the U.S
by Robert Schooler
June 1970, Volume 1, Issue 2
- 1-13 Financial Policies of Manufacturing Firms During Inflation and Revolution—the Argentine Case*
by David K Eiteman - 15-20 Simulating Multinational Business
by Clifford N Smith & Marshall H Whithed - 21-34 Expropriation of Foreign Investment: Summary of the Post World War II Experience of American and British Investors in Less Developed Countries
by J Frederick Truitt - 35-53 Restrictions on Divided Repatriations and the Flow of Direct Investment to Brazil
by Dale Weigel
March 1970, Volume 1, Issue 1
- 1-20 Marketing Policies in Multinational Corporations*
by Richard H Holton - 21-42 Negotiation Strategies in International Business Government Relations: A Study in India*
by Ashok Kapoor - 43-64 Financing Foreign Subsidiaries of U.S.- Controlled Multinational Enterprises*
by Robert Stobaugh - 65-81 The Eurobond Market: Its Significance For International Financial Managements*
by Gunter Dufey - 83-88 Corporate Treatment of Exchange Risk
by Robert Shulman - 89-96 University Education for International Business
by Vern Terpstra - 97-107 Professional Questions Raised by the Comparative Index of Teaching Materials for International Business
by Andrew R Towl - 109-123 Trends in International Business Research
by Richard W Wright - 125-132 Recent Foreign Direct Manufacturing Investment in the United States
by John D Daniels