The Global Cigarette: Origins and Evolution of British American Tobacco, 1880-1945

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Oxford University Press, 2000 - 401 pagine
The Global Cigarette provides the first authoritative account of The British American Tobacco Company's evolution and growth up until the Second World War. Based on archival materials from a wide variety of sources, including the company's own records, the book shows the way in which the company developed a vast array of international operating subsidiaries, explores how it managed these enterprises in different political and cultural contexts - notably in China and India - and analyzes the way in which the company, as a mature multinational enterprise, coped with the severe international economic dislocations of the 1930s.
 

Sommario

The Growth of an International Cigarette Industry
3
A Product with Global Potential
19
Formation of an AngloAmerican Alliance
46
Birth of a Multinational Enterprise
81
The Impact of Conflict
116
BAT at
133
Managing an International Business
140
BAT in China
147
Competition from American and Japanese Firms
188
BAT in India
208
Maintaining Global Leadership
241
Sir Hugos Empire
289
The Global Cigarette
331
Bibliography
348
to 4
359
Index
381

Operating as a Foreign Enterprise
171
The Impact of Chinese Nationalism
177

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Informazioni sull'autore (2000)

Howard Cox is Principal Lecturer at the Business School, South Bank University, London. Previous positions have included Visiting Fellow at the Centre for International Business History, University of Reading, and Visiting Lecturer at Zhongshan University, Guangzhou, China.

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