Structural forces driving global integration

Roland Calori; Paul Emmanuelides; Egbert Kahle; Leif Melin; Juan José Renau

doi:10.4135/9781446280232.n5

Structural forces driving global integration

Roland Calori
, Paul Emmanuelides
, Egbert Kahle
, Leif Melin
, Juan José Renau

Research output: Contributions to collected editions/works › Contributions to collected editions/anthologies › Research

Abstract

A set of structural forces drives the international development and global integration of firms and industries. Firms extend their geographic scope to sustain growth and to exploit and strengthen competitive advantages. Global integration is the process by which competitive advantages based on a broad geographic scope are created and sustained. Managers make a subtle distinction between two phenomena. Some structural forces stimulate the international expansion of firms and industries, but do not necessarily stimulate integration. For instance the emergence of high growth markets in Asia and in South America attracts foreign direct investments and/or trade flows. Some structural forces foster international development and drive the global integration of firms and ...

Original language	English
Title of host publication	The Dynamics of International Competition : From Practice to Theory
Editors	Roland Calori
Number of pages	31
Place of Publication	London [u.a.]
Publisher	SAGE Publications Inc.
Publication date	2000
Pages	90-120
ISBN (Print)	9780761961659, 9780761961666
ISBN (Electronic)	9781446280232
DOIs	https://doi.org/10.4135/9781446280232.n5
Publication status	Published - 2000

Research areas and keywords

Management studies
comparative advantage
confectionery
economies os scale
economies of scope
manufacturing
paint
paint industry

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Structural forces driving global integration. / Calori, Roland; Emmanuelides, Paul; Kahle, Egbert et al.
The Dynamics of International Competition: From Practice to Theory. ed. / Roland Calori. London [u.a.]: SAGE Publications Inc., 2000. p. 90-120.

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