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Miika Raudaskoski
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Border has become a multiple political concept in the post-Cold War period than it has been before. Political processes like the European integration, globalization and increased networking of trade, business and people have challenged traditional thinki...
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Marianna G. Abramova,Oxana N. Vasilieva,Yuri N. Yudenkov,Anna V. Popova,Marina M. Milovanova,Maxim S. Safonov
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In the globalization conditions, influence of business both on the states internal life, and on the global system increases. The states are compelled to solve together not only the international problems, but also the tasks, which were mainly internal as...
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Anca Stan
Every global company?s competitive advantage depends on its ability to coordinate critical resources and information that are spread across different geographical locations. As a result of the increasingly global business environment, many companies are ...
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Ilsé Botha
AbstractFinancial markets play a significant role in an emerging market economy such as South Africa, especially after financial liberalisation. Financial liberalisation causes economies to interrelate across borders and between different sectors. The im...
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Michael V. Kennedy
Industrial and commercial businesses in the Mid-Atlantic region depended on a controllable workforce of slaves during the eighteenth century. A significant percentage of these slaves were hired from private citizens who regularly profited from the exchan...
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