Multinational Business Enterprise and Its Implications for Library Research.

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Main Authors: Walker, Loretta, Gerhan, David
Format: Recurso educativo Open Access
Language:en
Published: 1973
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author Walker, Loretta
Gerhan, David
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Gerhan, David
Walker, Loretta
Gerhan, David
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contents Multinational Business Enterprise and Its Implications for Library Research. Walker, Loretta Gerhan, David Bibliographies Business Essays International Organizations Library Research Library Services Research Methodology Research Reviews (Publications) The multinational business enterprise is treated as a newly emerging transdisciplinary subject of research. After an historical background sketch, there follows a discussion of the significance of the phenomenon of the multinational firm and its implications for various segments of society--government, labor, business, academia, etc. These segments are all seen as probable clients who are likely to tax the research library's resources. Evidence of increasing research interest in recent times concerning multinational business is demonstrated, in spite of severe methodological and bibliographic hazards likely to be encountered. A three-part, 38-page bibliography of materials in various formats (abstracts, indexes, directories, guides, statistical handbooks; books; and serials) concludes the study. (Author/DS)
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spellingShingle Multinational Business Enterprise and Its Implications for Library Research.
Walker, Loretta
Gerhan, David
Bibliographies
Business
Essays
International Organizations
Library Research
Library Services
Research Methodology
Research Reviews (Publications)
Multinational Business Enterprise and Its Implications for Library Research. Walker, Loretta Gerhan, David Bibliographies Business Essays International Organizations Library Research Library Services Research Methodology Research Reviews (Publications) The multinational business enterprise is treated as a newly emerging transdisciplinary subject of research. After an historical background sketch, there follows a discussion of the significance of the phenomenon of the multinational firm and its implications for various segments of society--government, labor, business, academia, etc. These segments are all seen as probable clients who are likely to tax the research library's resources. Evidence of increasing research interest in recent times concerning multinational business is demonstrated, in spite of severe methodological and bibliographic hazards likely to be encountered. A three-part, 38-page bibliography of materials in various formats (abstracts, indexes, directories, guides, statistical handbooks; books; and serials) concludes the study. (Author/DS)
title Multinational Business Enterprise and Its Implications for Library Research.
topic Bibliographies
Business
Essays
International Organizations
Library Research
Library Services
Research Methodology
Research Reviews (Publications)
url https://eric.ed.gov/?id=ED085603