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Fostering Chinese firms through entrepreneurship, globalisation and international finance

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posted on 2024-03-13, 16:25 authored by John Mcmanus, Barry Ardley, David Floyd
<p>The success of ventures that have pursued non traditional marketing approaches may be attributed to a range of forward thinking practices which it is argued here, should be the starting and finishing points for Chinese companies. Chinese multinationals need to develop entrepreneurial ability more compatible with their growth in the international markets. Chinas educational framework is still largely based on rote learning, which is a method typically seen as ill suited to modern needs. Many Chinese high tech sectors are still dominated by overseas know-how and the ongoing strength of wholly foreign- owned enterprises.</p>

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  • Lincoln Business School (Research Outputs)

Publication Title

Strategic Change

Volume

21

Issue

03-Apr

Pages/Article Number

179-191

Publisher

John Wiley

ISSN

1086-1718

eISSN

1099-1697

Date Submitted

2012-09-14

Date Accepted

2012-05-01

Date of First Publication

2012-05-01

Date of Final Publication

2012-05-01

Date Document First Uploaded

2013-03-13

ePrints ID

6142

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