Covid-19 has ignited a change of era for international business. This book illustrates how governments have dealt with the pandemic and the disrupted operations and responses of businesses as their worldwide interconnectivity has been seriously threatened.
Covid-19 has ignited a change of era for international business. This book illustrates how governments have dealt with the pandemic and the disrupted operations and responses of businesses as their worldwide interconnectivity has been seriously threatened.
Marin A. Marinov is Professor of International Business at Aalborg University, Denmark. Svetla T. Marinova is Professor of International Business and International Marketing at Aalborg University, Denmark.
Inhaltsangabe
1. International Business in the Covid 19 Pandemic. Part I. General Outlook of Covid 19 and Its Overall Effects on International Business. 2. Change of Era or Era of Changes. 3. Covid 19: Challenges to International Business. 4. Digesting a Bitter Cherry on an Over Baked Cake: Renewing the Approach to Corporate Strategy in a Global Turmoil. 5. We Are Different. Cross national Similarities in the Non response to Covid 19 Pandemic and the Need for Global Cooperation. 6. Will Coronavirus Kill Globalization? 7. The Impact of the Great Lockdown on the Future of the World Economy and International Business. Part 2. Covid 19 Industry Perspectives and Business Models. 8. Covid 19 and the Changing Perception of Strategic Industries: Implications for International Business. 9. Change of International Business Models during Covid 19. 10. Digital Health Business Models during and post Covid 19. Part 3. Impacts of Covid 19 on International Finance and Human Resource Management. 11. Covid 19: Stock Markets Responses. 12. Market Conforming and Non market Conforming Financial Support Measures in Europe during Covid 19. 13. Covid 19: The Need for New Talent Management Agenda. 14. Expatriates, Rise of Telecommuting, and Implications for International Business. Part 4. Covid 19: Global Supply and Value Chains. 15. Covid 19 and Global Value Chains: Reconfiguration of Activities across Borders. 16. Covid 19, Global Value Chains, Risk, and Resilience. 17. The Butterfly Effect of Covid 19: Towards an Adapted Model of Commodity Supply. 18. Sustainable Global Supply Chain Management Model Post Covid 19. 19. Covid 19 and Global Value Chains in South East Asia and Singapore. Part 5. Covid 19 and International Business Ethics. 20. Corporate Social Responsibility Response Strategies to Covid 19. 21. Is Irresponsible Business Immune to Covid 19? The Case of Modern Slavery. Part 6. Small and Medium Sized Firms and Social Enterprises in Covid 19. 22. Effects of Covid 19 on the Export Operations of Smaller Manufacturing Enterprises. 23. Covid 19: Challenges to the Internationalization of SMEs. 24. The Power of Social Enterprises: Cooperatives as Partners of Multinational Firms in the Post Pandemic Recovery. Part 7. Geographic Perspectives of Covid 19 Impacts on International Business. 25. China Gets Triple Hits by Covid 19. 26. Rebuilding Chinese International Business during and Post Covid 19. 27. Danish Companies in China during Covid 19: Staying Afloat and Post pandemic Trends. 28. Investment Attractiveness of Central and Eastern Europe for Western Multinational Firms in the Post Covid 19 Era. 29. Large Firms and Covid 19: Insights from Brazil. 30. Disrupting Globalization: Prospects for States and Firms in International Business
1. International Business in the Covid 19 Pandemic. Part I. General Outlook of Covid 19 and Its Overall Effects on International Business. 2. Change of Era or Era of Changes. 3. Covid 19: Challenges to International Business. 4. Digesting a Bitter Cherry on an Over Baked Cake: Renewing the Approach to Corporate Strategy in a Global Turmoil. 5. We Are Different. Cross national Similarities in the Non response to Covid 19 Pandemic and the Need for Global Cooperation. 6. Will Coronavirus Kill Globalization? 7. The Impact of the Great Lockdown on the Future of the World Economy and International Business. Part 2. Covid 19 Industry Perspectives and Business Models. 8. Covid 19 and the Changing Perception of Strategic Industries: Implications for International Business. 9. Change of International Business Models during Covid 19. 10. Digital Health Business Models during and post Covid 19. Part 3. Impacts of Covid 19 on International Finance and Human Resource Management. 11. Covid 19: Stock Markets Responses. 12. Market Conforming and Non market Conforming Financial Support Measures in Europe during Covid 19. 13. Covid 19: The Need for New Talent Management Agenda. 14. Expatriates, Rise of Telecommuting, and Implications for International Business. Part 4. Covid 19: Global Supply and Value Chains. 15. Covid 19 and Global Value Chains: Reconfiguration of Activities across Borders. 16. Covid 19, Global Value Chains, Risk, and Resilience. 17. The Butterfly Effect of Covid 19: Towards an Adapted Model of Commodity Supply. 18. Sustainable Global Supply Chain Management Model Post Covid 19. 19. Covid 19 and Global Value Chains in South East Asia and Singapore. Part 5. Covid 19 and International Business Ethics. 20. Corporate Social Responsibility Response Strategies to Covid 19. 21. Is Irresponsible Business Immune to Covid 19? The Case of Modern Slavery. Part 6. Small and Medium Sized Firms and Social Enterprises in Covid 19. 22. Effects of Covid 19 on the Export Operations of Smaller Manufacturing Enterprises. 23. Covid 19: Challenges to the Internationalization of SMEs. 24. The Power of Social Enterprises: Cooperatives as Partners of Multinational Firms in the Post Pandemic Recovery. Part 7. Geographic Perspectives of Covid 19 Impacts on International Business. 25. China Gets Triple Hits by Covid 19. 26. Rebuilding Chinese International Business during and Post Covid 19. 27. Danish Companies in China during Covid 19: Staying Afloat and Post pandemic Trends. 28. Investment Attractiveness of Central and Eastern Europe for Western Multinational Firms in the Post Covid 19 Era. 29. Large Firms and Covid 19: Insights from Brazil. 30. Disrupting Globalization: Prospects for States and Firms in International Business
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