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Location and the multinational enterprise : comment

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An introduction to the eclectic paradigm as a meta-framework for the cross-disciplinary analysis of international business

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Japanese manufacturing direct investment in the EEC, post 1992 : some alternative scenarios

Dunning, John H.; Cantwell, John - 1989

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MNEs, technology and the competitiveness of European industries

Dunning, John H.; Cantwell, John - 1989 - Preliminary draft

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IRM directory of statistics of international investment and production

Dunning, John H.; Cantwell, John - 1987

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MNEs, technology and the competitiveness of European industries

Dunning, John H.; Cantwell, John - 1989

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An evolutionary approach to understanding international business activity : the co-evolution of MNEs and the institutional environment

Cantwell, John; Dunning, John H.; Lundan, Sarianna M. - In: Journal of international business studies : JIBS ; an … 41 (2010) 4, pp. 567-586

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An evolutionary approach to understanding international business activity : the co-evolution of MNEs and the institutional environment

Cantwell, John; Dunning, John H.; Lundan, Sarianna M. - In: The eclectic paradigm : a framework for synthesizing …, (pp. 192-223). 2015

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Transnational corporations and innovatory activities

Cantwell, John (ed.); Dunning, John H. (ed.) - 1994

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The eclectic paradigm : a framework for synthesizing and comparing theories of international business from different disciplines or perspectives

Cantwell, John (ed.) - 2015

"While originally the eclectic paradigm helped bring together and compare mainly economic theories of International Business (IB), today its greater value is as a framework that has the potential to enable us to relate to one another IB theories derived from ideas taken from different...

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