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Judul Security Strategies in International Business History : German Companies in Asia in the 20th Century / Edited By Marie Huber; Shakila Yacob; Christian Kleinschmidt
Pengarang Huber, Marie
Yacob, Shakila
Kleinschmidt, Christian
Penerbitan Oxford : Taylor & Francis, 2025
Deskripsi Fisik 240 :ill.
ISBN 9781040541425
Subjek Management
Catatan This edited volume explores how German companies managed security challenges in Asia from the late 19th to the late 20th century. Through case studies in Japan, China, India, Malaysia, and Southeast Asia, it examines how firms in sectors like pharmaceuticals, electronics, banking, and trade adapted to colonial legacies, decolonization, and Cold War tensions. The book adopts a security- focused framework that goes beyond standard risk analysis, highlighting how businesses responded to political instability, cultural differences, and regulatory shifts. Drawing from rarely used German and Asian archives, contributors uncover the strategies companies used to maintain stability in uncertain environments. Aimed at business historians, scholars of international business, and those studying colonialism, diplomacy, and development, the volume also appeals to students and researchers in Asian, German, international relations, and security studies. By offering a comparative and cross- sectoral approach, it fills key gap
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