Going Global: Key Questions for the 21st Century

Michael Moynagh

ISBN 10: 0713688661 / ISBN 13: 9780713688665

Editore: A&C Black Business Information and Development, 2008

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Befriedigend/Good: Durchschnittlich erhaltenes Buch bzw. Schutzumschlag mit Gebrauchsspuren, aber vollständigen Seiten. / Describes the average WORN book or dust jacket that has all the pages present. Codice articolo M00713688661-G

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Titolo: Going Global: Key Questions for the 21st ...

Casa editrice: A&C Black Business Information and Development

Data di pubblicazione: 2008

Legatura: Brossura

Condizione: good

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<p>'Globalisation' is an extremely popular business buzzword, but people are often unsure about what it actually means - let alone its implications. In this unique book, the authors not only explain how we can make sense of globalisation, but also address the 12 questions most commonly asked about the world today -and tomorrow. Some of the many hot topics scrutinised by the authors include climate change, terrorism, energy supply, population, and business. <br><br><i>'</i>Going Global<i> offers that rare combination in a book - lots of accessible facts, the drawing of important links between seemingly loosely related subjects, and clarity of analysis. Read it.'</i> People Management<br><br><i>'Richard Worsley and Michael Moynagh have done a lot of work to produce </i>Going Global<i>. The result is a thorough, carefully researched and highly readable book..Strongly recommended.' </i>Ian Scott, former World Bank Director</p>

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<p>Dr Michael Moynagh and Richard Worsley are co-directors of the Tomorrow Project (TTP), an education charity that encourages organisations and individuals to think insightfully about the future. Michael is based at Templeton College, Oxford; Richard is a former Group Personnel Director and Director of Community Affairs at BT.</p>

Dr Michael Moynagh and Richard Worsley are co-directors of the Tomorrow Project (TTP), an education charity that encourages organisations and individuals to think insightfully about the future. Michael is based at Templeton College, Oxford; Richard is a former Group Personnel Director and Director of Community Affairs at BT.