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Internationalisation of Emerging Country Multinational Corporations

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This special track is being organised as part of the Cambridge International Manufacturing Symposium in Cambridge in September 2012.

There is a growing interest in the rise of the new multinationals. Emerging Countries were formerly considered only as sources for manufacturing. Nowadays, the leading firms of these countries are internationalising and operating plants in foreign countries. The study of this new phenomenon might bring interesting insights for International Production and Operations Management. What is the role of manufacturing in the internationalization processes of the New Multinationals? What will be the impact of the emergence of the New Multinationals on the configuration of manufacturing activities worldwide?

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