Firm Internationalization and Global Cities: Exploring the Role of Singapore for Swiss SMEs in Southeast Asia

Diplôme Thèse Firm Internationalization and Global Cities: Exploring the Role of Singapore for Swiss SMEs in Southeast Asia eng 2019-03-12 author Wild Pascal Olivier 818786 director Regnier Philippe Thierry 74898 director Oris Michel 0000-0002-6435-9448 133544 10.13097/archive-ouverte/unige:120462 urn:nbn:ch:unige-1204627 SdS 113 Extant literature in the interdisciplinary field of globalization and world cities defines global cities as the intertwined product of a seemingly paradoxical trend: the dispersal of economic activities and societal trends in an increasingly networked society while the power over these activities and trends is being more and more centered and concentrated. This concentration of power resulted in some leading cities being globally interconnected hubs with a dominating role within the world economy. Global cities are centers for multinational corporations' headquarters and places in which they exert their “control and command” functions. The role of global cities for SMEs with internationally or globally dispersed activities has not yet been extensively studied. This thesis aims to explore the role of global cities for such internationalizing SMEs, in particular with regard to Singapore and Southeast Asia. SME Internationalization Global Cities Singapore ASEAN Emerging Markets Dewey 304.6/305.3/306 PhD Award, EAMSA (Euro-Asia Management Studies Association) Conference, Seoul, 2018 195 Institut de démographie et de socioéconomie TH false 1a146a41-f932-4465-9745-bb8ca14bb045 Thesis Public These_SdS_113_Wild.pdf 3827594 application/pdf openAccess Faculté des sciences de la société / Institut de démographie et de socioéconomie

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