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Ford of Britain in the 1990s: Corporate strategy in Europe and the future of the ford localities

Andrew Mair Senior Research Fellow at the Local Government Centre, Warwick Business School, The University of Warwick
Pages 146-162 | Published online: 17 May 2007

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Andrew Mair. (1993) New Growth Poles? Just-in-time Manufacturing and Local Economic Development Strategy. Regional Studies 27:3, pages 207-221.
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David Pickernell. (1997) Less pain but what gain?: a comparison of the effectiveness and effects of Japanese and non-Japanese car assemblers' buyer-supplier relations in the UK automotive industry. Omega 25:4, pages 377-395.
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