Chris Rowley, Tae-Won Sohn, Johngseok Bae
During the 1990s the Korean economy was regarded as a possible "role model" to be followed by other newly industrializing economies, but the "Asian Crisis" of 1997 destroyed this image. Past practices, challenges and responses are explored in this collection by an international group of authors.
provides an evolutionary view on the Korean model and analyses the capabilities of this model at firm level rather than national level...a useful guide for Korean business circle that has to overcome liabilities and reform its system. It also provides academics with new perspectives and insights in approaching Korean management, stimulating further research in this field.
- Asean Economic Bulletin
provides an evolutionary view on the Korean model and analyses the capabilities of this model at firm level rather than national level...a useful guide for Korean business circle that has to overcome liabilities and reform its system. It also provides academics with new perspectives and insights in approaching Korean management, stimulating further research in this field.- Asean Economic Bulletin
Past practices, challenges and responses to the "Asian Crisis" of 1997 in Korea are explored in this collection by an international group of authors.
Past practices, challenges and responses to the "Asian Crisis" of 1997 in Korea are explored in this collection by an international group of authors.
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Chris Rowley, Tae-Won Sohn, Johngseok Bae
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provides an evolutionary view on the Korean model and analyses the capabilities of this model at firm level rather than national level...a useful guide for Korean business circle that has to overcome liabilities and reform its system. It also provides academics with new perspectives and insights in approaching Korean management, stimulating further research in this field.
- Asean Economic Bulletin
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During the 1990s the Korean economy became widely regarded as a possible "role model" to be followed by other newly industrializing economies, but the "Asian Crisis" of 1997 destroyed this image. Past practices, challenges and responses are explored in this collection by an international group of authors, many of them Korean. The contributors discuss concepts across a range of international discourse, including entrepreneurial behaviour, corporate culture, change, people management and inward investment. The volume contains a wide variety of material, with a broad spread of studies and research. This book aims to provide a more detailed and sophisticated picture of Korean management and business, its organization, practices and changes, than is too often presented.
