Information Technology in Multinational Enterprises (New Horizons in Environmental Economics)

The revolution in information communication technologies has had a profound effect on the way firms structure and control their operations. At the same time, the ongoing integration of the global economy has greatly expanded international business opportunities.

Information Technology in Multinational Enterprises analyses the implications of technological developments for the conduct of international business and the structure and activities of multinational enterprises. Using a combination of theoretical analysis and case studies, it provides a timely introduction to a topic that is of major interest to academics and practitioners in the fields of international business and information science.

Edited by Edward Mozley Roche, Vice President and Director of Research for Europe, Concours Group, US and Michael J. Blaine, holds a Doctorate in International Business and writes occasionally on a variety of topics.