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Relationships between foreign Subsidiaries
Competition and Cooperation in Multinational Plant Engineering Companies
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Dr. Julia Maurer completed her doctorate at ESCP Europe Wirtschaftshochschule Berlin, Chair of International Management and Strategic Management . She works for a global management consulting firm.
International business scholars have conducted a considerable amount of research on both headquarters-subsidiary relationships and subsidiary roles. The horizontal relationships between foreign subsidiaries, however, have not gained much attention - although these linkages are important to the Multinational Corporation (MNC). Business practice shows that subsidiaries can cooperate and/or compete with one another, and that their relationships differ even across companies operating in the same industry. Julia Maurer offers the first comprehensive conceptual and empirical approach to the topic. She develops a novel framework for the analysis of intersubsidiary relationships and applies it to the large-scale plant engineering industry. The empirical study confirms that an MNC`s strategic orientation has a considerable impact on its intersubsidiary relationships.
Aus dem Inhalt:
Classification Scheme for Intersubsidiary Relationships; Competition, Cooperation, Coopetition and Independence between Foreign Subsidiaries; Project Marketing in Plant Engineering Companies; Influencing Factors for Intersubsidiary Relationships; Link between Strategic Orientation and Intersubsidiary Relationships; Empirical Study in Four Large-Scale Plant Engineering Companies
Classification Scheme for Intersubsidiary Relationships; Competition, Cooperation, Coopetition and Independence between Foreign Subsidiaries; Project Marketing in Plant Engineering Companies; Influencing Factors for Intersubsidiary Relationships; Link between Strategic Orientation and Intersubsidiary Relationships; Empirical Study in Four Large-Scale Plant Engineering Companies
International business scholars have conducted a considerable amount of research on both headquarters-subsidiary relationships and subsidiary roles. The horizontal relationships between foreign subsidiaries, however, have not gained much attention - although these linkages are important to the Multinational Corporation (MNC). Business practice shows that subsidiaries can cooperate and/or compete with one another, and that their relationships differ even across companies operating in the same industry. Julia Maurer offers the first comprehensive conceptual and empirical approach to the topic. She develops a novel framework for the analysis of intersubsidiary relationships and applies it to the large-scale plant engineering industry. The empirical study confirms that an MNC`s strategic orientation has a considerable impact on its intersubsidiary relationships.