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Container shipping and economic development

a case study of A.P. Møller-Maersk in South East Asia

Af: Majbritt Greve, Michael W. Hansen, Henrik Schaumburg-Müller
Kategori: Oprettet fra inventtable
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Varenr.: 2084324
| Stregkode: 9788763099929
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The book presents the findings of a study of the world's largest container shipping firm, A.P. Moller - Maersk and its role in integrating developing countries into the global economy.

The study focuses on A.P. Moller - Maersk's container business in South East Asian developing countries, in particular Vietnam. Building on an extensive empirical analysis of A.P. Moller - Maersk's container business in South East Asia, the book suggests that A.P. Moller - Maersk's container business may play an important role in the integration of global production processes, not only by moving goods from A to B and coordinating multiple modes of transport, but also by coordinating and integrating increasingly atomized production processes at a global scale. By analysing A.P. Moller - Maersk's activities in South East Asia, the book con-tributes to our understanding of the role of container shipping services in economic develop-ment processes.

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  • EAN
    9788763099929
  • Vægt
    0 g
  • Disponent
    Direkte titel
  • Forfatter
    Majbritt Greve, Michael W. Hansen, Henrik Schaumburg-Müller
  • Forlag
    Copenhagen Business School Press
  • Udgave
    1
  • ISBN
    9788763099929
  • Sprog
    Engelsk
  • Orginalsprog
    Ukendt sprog
  • Originaltitel
    Container Shipping and Economic Development
  • Sideantal
    0
  • Udgivelsesdato
  • Format
    PDF
  • Themakode
    KJC
  • Kategori
    Oprettet fra inventtable
  • Kategori nr
    00
  • Lev. varenr.
    99999999

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