TOC: Trust, Globalisation, Market Expansion
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Trust, Globalisation and Market Expansion, Book by Jacques-Marie Aurifeille, Christopher Medlin and Clem Tisdell
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TOC: Trust, Globalisation and Market Expansion
Edited by: Jacques-Marie Aurifeille (Université de La Polynésie, France), Christopher Medlin (University of Adelaide, Australia) Clem Tisdell (University of Queensland, Australia)
ISBN: 978-1-61324-029-8 Pub. Date: 2009
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PART 1. INTRODUCTION
Chapter 1 An Overview of Trust and Globalisation;pp. 1-6 (Jacques-Marie Aurifeille, University of French Polynesia, France, Christopher Medlin, Business School, University of Adelaide,Australia and Clem Tisdell, School of Economics, The University of Queensland, Brisbane, Australia)
PART II: The Role of Trust in a Changing Business World
Chapter 2. Dimensions of Inter-Firm Trust: Benevolence and Credibility;pp. 9-22 (Jacques-Marie Aurifeille and Christopher Medlin)
Chapter 3. Trust and its Implications for Economic Activity Welfare and Globalilsation;pp. 23-37 (Clem Tisdell)
Chapter 4. Trust as an Element in Business and Economic Crises;pp. 39-52 (Clem Tisdell and Jacques-Marie Aurifeille)
Chapter 5. Trust in a Global Value Chain: A Case Study of the Kimberley Process;pp. 53-62 (Marilyn Healy)
PART III: The Role of Trust within Institutional and Network Elements of Globalising Business
Chapter 6. Do We Need Trust to Get Along? The Influence of Trust on Harmony in Networks;pp. 65-77 (Giselle Rampersad)
Chapter 7. Interfirm Networks in the Indonesian Garmen;pp. 79-99 (Latif Adam, and Clem Tisdell)
Chapter 8. Influence, Trust and Trade in the Keiretsu of Toyota: A Centrality Analysis;pp. 101-118 (Takao Ito, Christopher Medlin, Katia Passerini and Makoto Sakamoto,
Chapter 9. A Study of Trust, Commitment and Satisfaction across Research-Industry Relationships;pp. 119-130 (Christopher Medlin and Carolin Plewa)
Chapter 10. Trust and Control – Inside some Mauritian Call Centers;pp. 131-146 (Christine Jaeger)
PART IV: The Role of Trust in Consumer Decisions
Chapter 11. International Volunteering and Alter-Globalisation: A Road to Trust and Commitment;pp. 149-166 (Patrick Valéau)
Chapter 12. Consumers’ Global Attitude and Perception of Brand’s Globalness;pp. 167-173 (Jacques-Marie Aurifeille, Jaime Gil Lafuente, Melissa Caid and Stéphane Manin)
Chapter 13. The Effects of Perceived Brand Globalness on Brand Trust;pp. 175-192 (Magali Debat, University of La Réunion, FRANCE)
Chapter 14. Can an Investor Trust Internet Stock Market Consensus?;pp. 193-210 Stéphane Manin and Robert Trommsdorff, University of La Réunion, FRANCE)
Chapter 15. An Examination of Trust in Culturally Diverse Food Supply Chains;pp. 211-222 (Peter Batt, Curtin University of Technology, Western Australia, AUSTRALIA)