Titlebook: Mergers and Acquisitions as the Pillar of Foreign Direct Investment; Aristidis Bitzenis,Vasileios A. Vlachos,Pyrros Pap Book 2012 Palgrave

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Mergers and Acquisitions in Central and Eastern Europe and the Impact of the Global Economic CrisisDI). In the 1990s, the fall of the Soviet Union and the opening up of the Central and Eastern European countries (CEECs), as well as their transition to market economies, created a particularly favorable area for the international expansion of multinational corporations and the rise of FDI in these economies.

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Globalization and Foreign Direct Investmentoss-countries’ trade and investments, but also with regard to the harmonization of laws and regulations of everyday activity (political, economic, social, cultural, and ideological). The core of the concept of globalization is that the world displays a strong tendency to become one entity. To be mor

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The Impact of Foreign Direct Investmentect investment (FDI). The importance of FDI is primarily captured by the link between the level of social welfare in the host country and the externalities arising from the activity of multinational enterprises (MNEs). As these externalities can be both positive and negative, the factors conditionin

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Patterns of Multinational Enterprise—State Interactions in International Businesslely on competitive, localization or ownership advantages. Political leverage determines the opportunities and, consequently, the goals that an MNE can set and implies an eventually discriminatory access to some resources, including target firms. In this sense, privileged political leverage—as a pos

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Regional Concentration of Mergers and Acquisitions011). However, the recent global crisis—initiated by the financial crisis that erupted in the United States and sustained by the sovereign debt crisis of the euro area—may reset the validation and future direction of the literature on FDI. Although the regional triad-based trend (the triad being the