Small and medium-size enterprises
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Small and medium-size enterprises
（Social change in Western Europe）
Pinter, 1995
- : hbk
- : pbk
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Description and Table of Contents
- Volume
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: hbk ISBN 9781855673052
Description
The "Social Change in Western Europe" series developed from the need to provide a summary of current thinking from leading academic thinkers in major social and economic issues concerning the evolving policies of Western Europe in post-Maastricht era. To create an effective European Union governments and politicians throughout the region must work to provide satisfactory social, economic and political conditions for the populations of Europe, and each volume affords an opportunity to look at specific issues and their impact on individual countries.
Table of Contents
- What is youth? Olivier Galland
- youth in France, a new age in life, Olivier Galland
- prolonging youth in Italy - being in no hurry, Alessandro Cavalli
- growing up in two worlds - being young in Germany today, Gunter Cremer and Peter Wahler
- always the trainee, never the employee? increasing protracted transitions in the UK, Frank Coffield
- access to working life in Germany and in Britian, Walter R. Heinz
- future orientations of Dutch youth - the emergence of a choice-biography, Manuela du Bois-Reymond
- from youth to adulthood in the Spain of the 1990s - the changing feminine role, Joaquim Casal and Maribel Garcia
- access thresholds to politics - between inheritance and experiment, Anne Muxel
- Czech youth and social change, Vladimir Dubsky
- Europe, Europeanization and young people - a triad of confusing images, Lynne Chisholm.
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: pbk ISBN 9781855673090
Description
This text examines the activities of small and medium-sized enterprises, and asks whether they have been regulated entirely through a dependence on the freemarket - which would explain their success compared with large companies. Or have they, on the other hand, simply been better organized? In answering this, the contributors compare the structures of SMEs with those of larger enterprises, and look at how they change when they begin to expand. The interaction of the market and political regulation is also discussed, together with the reasons why SMEs are created.
Table of Contents
- Introduction - an unexpected and controversial return, Arnaldo Bagnasco
- industrial policy and small firm co-operation in Baden-Wurttemberg, Klaus Semlinger
- a tale of two districts - work and politics in the third Italy, Carlo Trigilia
- local productive systems and new industrial policy in Italy, Sebastiano Brusco
- between the deregulating state and regional networks - industrial districts in Spain, Juan Jose Castillo
- Denmark - many small worlds, Peer Hill Kristensen
- why are there no industrial districts in the United Kingdom?, Jonathan Zeithlin
- France - behind small- and medium-size enterprises lies the state, Bernard Ganne
- conclusion - Turning the page in industrial districts, Charles F. Sabel.
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