Examines business networks throughout Asia and how they have contributed to Asia's economic success-and will continue to do so-as Asia emerges from economic crisis.
Introduction and Background Network Organization: Asian Solutions for Business Transformations Forms of Network Organizations by Ravi S. Achrol Networks and Entrepreneurship in Southeast Asia: The Role of Social Capital and Membership Commitment by Shaker A. Zahra, Gerard George, and Dennis M. Garvis Markets and Networks: How They Operate in Asia by Nelson Santos Antonio Japanese Keiretsus and Korean Chaebols: Renaissance or Revolution? Changes in Interorganizational Networks of Japanese Corporate Groups: From Parenting to Partnering by Yoshiya Teramoto Japan-Style Intercompany Groups: New Dimensions in the Asian Context by Ivan S. Tselichtchev Demystifying Asian Business Networks: The Hierarchical Core of Interfirm Relations in Korean Chaebols by Dongyoub Shin and Ku-Hyuk Kwon The Dynamics of Overseas Chinese and Overseas Indian Networks Weaving Opportunities: The Influence of Overseas Chinese and Overseas Indian Business Networks on Asian Business Operations by George T. Haley and Usha C. V. Haley Chinese Family Business Networks and Regional Economic Development in Asia by Linda Clarke, Ming Yue, and Mary Ann von Glinow The Emergence of Networks in China Networks as Comparative Advantage: The Role of Chinese Sogo Shosha in Managing Paradox by John Kidd and Jane Lu Industrial Restructuring in Post-Deng China: Towards a Network Economy by Frank-Jurgen Richter New Concepts for New Realities, or How to Transcend Networks Bargaining Context, Entrepreneurial Initiative, and Society of Networked Producers by Parthasarathi Banerjee Beyond the Network Organization: Self-Sustainable Web Enterprises by Milan Zeleny Index
FRANK-JÜRGEN RICHTER is a senior executive with a German multinational corporation based in China. He is a frequent speaker on issues related to Asian economies, international management, and global competition.
?[b]oth scholars and practitioners can benefit from this
books...Researchers interested in the evolution of organization and
institutionalization of networks in Asia should find this work
informatives....Although the book is neither purely about a "theory
of Asian networks" or "ten steps to manage Asian networks, it does
speak to both audiences.?-Journal of International Marketing
?Readers specializing in business groups would profit from
reading...these chapterss.?-The Journal of Asian Studies
"�b�oth scholars and practitioners can benefit from this
books...Researchers interested in the evolution of organization and
institutionalization of networks in Asia should find this work
informatives....Although the book is neither purely about a "theory
of Asian networks" or "ten steps to manage Asian networks, it does
speak to both audiences."-Journal of International Marketing
"Readers specializing in business groups would profit from
reading...these chapterss."-The Journal of Asian Studies
"[b]oth scholars and practitioners can benefit from this
books...Researchers interested in the evolution of organization and
institutionalization of networks in Asia should find this work
informatives....Although the book is neither purely about a "theory
of Asian networks" or "ten steps to manage Asian networks, it does
speak to both audiences."-Journal of International Marketing
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