ROBERT E. GROSSE, PhD, is a professor of international business and Director of Research at Thunderbird. He has been a consultant to many top international companies, including IBM, American Express, and YPF, the Argentine national oil company. Professor Grosse is the author of more than a dozen books.

"The material is relevant and is a readable volume for anyone with a serious interest in the theory of globalisation." ( Strategy, November 2000)

• GLOBAL STRATEGY PERSPECTIVES. Responding to Global Crises Using the Change Cycle (J. Beck). Transformational Management (R. Grosse). Strategic Choice under Knowledge Competition (A. Murray). Managing Global Strategic Alliances (A. Inkpen). Comparative Corporate Governance and Global Corporate Strategy (A. Sundaram, et al.). MANAGING THE FUNCTIONAL AREAS AT THE GLOBAL LEVEL. Global Product Development (S. Ram). Global Supply Chain Management (W. Youngdahl). The Transnational Experience: Anticipating Legal Issues (S. Tancer). Global Financial Strategy for the Twenty-First Century (R. Aggarwal & R. Grosse). KEY CONCERNS OF THE GLOBAL MANAGER. The Key to Managing Information Globally: Flexible People (D. Revenaugh). Managing Intellectual Property Aboard: The Limits of Protection (R. Tancer). Global Strategy for Developing Cross-Cultural Competence (C. Grosse). This Is Not Your Father's International Business (J. Beck). Conclusions. About the Authors. Index.

ROBERT E. GROSSE, PhD, is a professor of international business and Director of Research at Thunderbird. He has been a consultant to many top international companies, including IBM, American Express, and YPF, the Argentine national oil company. Professor Grosse is the author of more than a dozen books.

"The material is relevant and is a readable volume for anyone with a serious interest in the theory of globalisation." ( Strategy, November 2000)

• GLOBAL STRATEGY PERSPECTIVES. Responding to Global Crises Using the Change Cycle (J. Beck). Transformational Management (R. Grosse). Strategic Choice under Knowledge Competition (A. Murray). Managing Global Strategic Alliances (A. Inkpen). Comparative Corporate Governance and Global Corporate Strategy (A. Sundaram, et al.). MANAGING THE FUNCTIONAL AREAS AT THE GLOBAL LEVEL. Global Product Development (S. Ram). Global Supply Chain Management (W. Youngdahl). The Transnational Experience: Anticipating Legal Issues (S. Tancer). Global Financial Strategy for the Twenty-First Century (R. Aggarwal & R. Grosse). KEY CONCERNS OF THE GLOBAL MANAGER. The Key to Managing Information Globally: Flexible People (D. Revenaugh). Managing Intellectual Property Aboard: The Limits of Protection (R. Tancer). Global Strategy for Developing Cross-Cultural Competence (C. Grosse). This Is Not Your Father's International Business (J. Beck). Conclusions. About the Authors. Index.

ROBERT E. GROSSE, PhD, is a professor of international business and Director of Research at Thunderbird. He has been a consultant to many top international companies, including IBM, American Express, and YPF, the Argentine national oil company. Professor Grosse is the author of more than a dozen books.

"The material is relevant and is a readable volume for anyone with a serious interest in the theory of globalisation." ( Strategy, November 2000)

• GLOBAL STRATEGY PERSPECTIVES. Responding to Global Crises Using the Change Cycle (J. Beck). Transformational Management (R. Grosse). Strategic Choice under Knowledge Competition (A. Murray). Managing Global Strategic Alliances (A. Inkpen). Comparative Corporate Governance and Global Corporate Strategy (A. Sundaram, et al.). MANAGING THE FUNCTIONAL AREAS AT THE GLOBAL LEVEL. Global Product Development (S. Ram). Global Supply Chain Management (W. Youngdahl). The Transnational Experience: Anticipating Legal Issues (S. Tancer). Global Financial Strategy for the Twenty-First Century (R. Aggarwal & R. Grosse). KEY CONCERNS OF THE GLOBAL MANAGER. The Key to Managing Information Globally: Flexible People (D. Revenaugh). Managing Intellectual Property Aboard: The Limits of Protection (R. Tancer). Global Strategy for Developing Cross-Cultural Competence (C. Grosse). This Is Not Your Father's International Business (J. Beck). Conclusions. About the Authors. Index.