Abba Book:

Competitive Global Management: Principles and Strategies Reviews:
Competitive Global management-Principles and strategies
2003-01-13 - A subjective analysis notwithstanding the author's tremendous effort to churn out over 400 pages. The author would be best to discuss the subject from an objective perspective rather than an subjective or normative perspective.

The comment by the anonymous collaborator on Ch. 11 probably be characterized as self-serving. With regard to the anonymous colloborator, if your name was prominently mentioned in Chapter 11, why then did you decide to remain anonymous in commenting this book! Sorry. This book is not worth the money I spent on it.

This book doesn't even deserve the one star
2002-01-05 - This book is terrible. It is subjective rather than objective. The author's writing style is always normative rather than informative. That is, the author constantly uses normative terms like: "must" and "should." The author is either confused about the subject or he has a personal agenda that he is pushing on unsuspecting students. I can't believe this book is part of any course on international business/mgmt. In fact, I can't believe this book was even published. The editor that OK'd this book for publication should be fired. (P.S. I have never felt a need to review any book. But this book is so bad that I just had to warn others before wasting their money and time on this book.)

Extremely informative and insiteful, excellent case studies.
1997-05-16 - This books subject matter is very informative for an ever shrinking world. Good for anyone considering doing business overseas. The author presents a complete view of global management.

I helped the author with preliminary revisions of this book(specifically chapter 11) when I was an undergrad, and am mentioned in the acknowledgement section