| International Management 1986 Jules Arbose |
| Title | Subject | Authors |
|---|
| A plodder perhaps, but Ciba-Geigy stays near the top. (Ciba-Geigy AG of Switzerland, a pharmaceuticals and chemicals giant) | Business, international | Jules Arbose |
| How countries compare in their efforts to think internationally. | Business, international | Jules Arbose |
| How Saab's car boom took management by surprise. (Saab-Scania AB, the Swedish car and airplane manufacturer) | Business, international | Jules Arbose |
| How the Channel Link would change Europe. (the proposed tunnel under the English Channel) | Business, international | Jules Arbose |
| Norsk Hydro's buffer strategy to reduce its fragile dependence on gas and oil. (profits of Norwegian oil company) | Business, international | Jules Arbose |
| SKF's U.S. strategy to counter the Japanese. | Business, international | Jules Arbose |
| The natural formula that's making Body Shop a winner. (Body Shop International PLC) | Business, international | Jules Arbose |
| The unlikely diversifications helping to keep Aer Lingus aloft. | Business, international | Jules Arbose |
| Why once-dingy Pilkington now has that certain sparkle. (Pilkington Brothers PLC., the leading glass maker in Britain) | Business, international | Jules Arbose |
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