Mats Forsgren – författare

Modern italiensk grammatik i upplaga 5 har tydliga regler och moderna exempel. Den är skriven för alla kategorier av italienskstuderande på mellannivå.

I första hand speglas det moderna italienska talspråket. Regler och kommentarer är skrivna på svenska och kontrastiva resonemang ges stort utrymme. I slutet återfinns en praktisk verbförteckning med de 100 vanligaste verben, deras böjning och konstruktion.

I serien finns både en grammatikbok och en övningsbok. Övningsboken tar upp och övar de centrala avsnitten i den italienska grammatiken. Den hänvisar fortlöpande till Modern italiensk grammatik. Översättningar ingår. Facit ingår och finns även att ladda ner som pdf på liber.se.

Modern italiensk grammatik i upplaga 5 har tydliga regler och moderna exempel. Den är skriven för alla kategorier av italienskstuderande på mellannivå.

I första hand speglas det moderna italienska talspråket. Regler och kommentarer är skrivna på svenska och kontrastiva resonemang ges stort utrymme. I slutet återfinns en praktisk verbförteckning med de 100 vanligaste verben, deras böjning och konstruktion.

I serien finns en grammatikbok och denna övningsbok. Övningsboken tar upp och övar de centrala avsnitten i den italienska grammatiken. Den hänvisar fortlöpande till Modern italiensk grammatik. Översättningar ingår. Facit ingår och finns även att ladda ner som pdf på www.liber.se.

Internationally useful at undergraduate and postgraduate level, the fourth edition of this highly successful textbook analyzes and compares six different theories of the multinational firm, called the Dominating, the Coordinating, the Knowing, the Designing, the Networking and the Politizing multinational. These theories reflect the dominating perspectives of research on the multinational firm in the global economy over the last five decades.This thoroughly revised fourth edition contains updates which reflect current developments, including:Revised section positioning the multinational firm within the world economy, including more recent data about foreign direct investments and multinational firmsUpdated focus on the dynamic capability theory as an aspect of the knowing multinational firmEnhanced in-depth discussions on international entrepreneurship and on the relationship between corporate culture and common identityAnalyses of recent extended applications of internalization theory in terms of ‘quasi-internalization’ and the so-called new internalization theory (NIT)Throughout, Mats Forsgren provides the essential building blocks and assumptions behind each theory covered in order to achieve a better understanding of why the multinational firm is looked upon so differently by researchers and stakeholders.Concise and accessible, this book is an essential resource for students of international business, international management, public policy and international economy courses.

Internationally useful at undergraduate and postgraduate level, the fourth edition of this highly successful textbook analyzes and compares six different theories of the multinational firm, called the Dominating, the Coordinating, the Knowing, the Designing, the Networking and the Politizing multinational. These theories reflect the dominating perspectives of research on the multinational firm in the global economy over the last five decades.This thoroughly revised fourth edition contains updates which reflect current developments, including:Revised section positioning the multinational firm within the world economy, including more recent data about foreign direct investments and multinational firmsUpdated focus on the dynamic capability theory as an aspect of the knowing multinational firmEnhanced in-depth discussions on international entrepreneurship and on the relationship between corporate culture and common identityAnalyses of recent extended applications of internalization theory in terms of ‘quasi-internalization’ and the so-called new internalization theory (NIT)Throughout, Mats Forsgren provides the essential building blocks and assumptions behind each theory covered in order to achieve a better understanding of why the multinational firm is looked upon so differently by researchers and stakeholders.Concise and accessible, this book is an essential resource for students of international business, international management, public policy and international economy courses.

Few nations have internationalized their business operations as successfully as the Swedes. This book, first published in 1989, looks at the process in detail, examining the international operations of Swedish firms since 1970, including acquisitions of foreign firms. The international dimension of business is becoming increasingly important for firms of all sizes, and this analysis of what happens when companies enter and then sustain a presence in the international arena will be of great value to students and teachers of international business and management.

Few nations have internationalized their business operations as successfully as the Swedes. This book, first published in 1989, looks at the process in detail, examining the international operations of Swedish firms since 1970, including acquisitions of foreign firms. The international dimension of business is becoming increasingly important for firms of all sizes, and this analysis of what happens when companies enter and then sustain a presence in the international arena will be of great value to students and teachers of international business and management.

This book expands the business network view on managerial issues in multinational corporations. Specifically, it scrutinises the importance of a subsidiary's external and internal business network for its strategic and organizational role within the corporation.The internationalisation of firms in terms of management issues and headquarters control, the influence of subsidiaries on decisions and learning processes within multinational corporations are examined in detail. It is argued that to understand these issues, it is necessary to analyse the context of the multinational corporation in terms of the subsidiaries' external and internal business networks. The authors also explore the extent to which subsidiaries are embedded in close relationships with other business partners and the ability of headquarters to retain control if their subsidiaries are given the opportunity to influence decisions concerning strategic investments. The theoretical elements of the book are underpinned by illustrative cases from an extensive database of 20 multinational corporations.Grounding its analyses and conclusions on unique and extensive data on specific business relationships at the subsidiary level in multinational corporations, this book will be invaluable to students, researchers and lecturers focusing on management and international business.