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Acquiring and creating knowledge through international Mergers & Acquisitions - the case of German-Chinese M&A

From the book Technology and Innovation Management

Reinhard Meckl
https://doi.org/10.1524/9783486593129.259
From the book
Technology and Innovation Management
Technology and Innovation Management

Chapters in this book (24)

Front Matter
Introduction
Contents
The changing strategy and policy of innovation in China
Toward a market-based open system of innovation in China
The role of the national R&D program in setting up China's national innovation system
The Role of ERCs: Public and Private Aspects
The determinants of entrepreneurial activity in China - Empirical analysis by regional level data
Intercultural technology intelligence – a process and communication oriented approach
The change of foreign investors' ownership modes in the PRC - theoretical framework and empirical results
A research on relationships in the knowledge management system of biotechnology firms in China
Innovating mindfully in healthcare IT using RFID technology
Market structure, social structure and technological innovation: An interpretation of firm behavior in the transitional stage of China
Key Factors in the Successful Commercialization of Public Sector Research: Implications of the Case of CAS Spin-offs
Contractual design of contract R&D: state-of-the-art of empirical research
Research on Influencing Factors of the Performance of Enterprises' R&D Cooperation
Evolving innovation networks - some empirical results
Modularity and synergistic specificity in inter-firm collaboration
Licensing strategies in the biotech industry
A lexicographic maxmin approach for allocating the fixed cost based upon data envelopment analysis
Explanatory potential of John Dunning's eclectic paradigm for the internationalization of research and development
Corporate culture as success factor to new product development
Acquiring and creating knowledge through international Mergers & Acquisitions - the case of German-Chinese M&A
Empirical results and implications for leadership of cross cultural innovation-teams