Business Practices in Emerging and Re-Emerging Markets (PDF)

Satyendra Singh isan Associate Professor, Marketing and International Business, University of Winnipeg.

"As the book editor and contributing author, Dr. Satyendra Singh has compiled a comprehensive and coherent work on business practices in both emerging and re-emerging markets, within the developing world and elsewhere. The work represents an important and relevant addition to the literature on business practices and to the curriculum of business schools." - David Fitzpatrick

Dean, Faculty of Arts, University of Winnipeg, Winnipeg, CANADA

"This book changes our understanding of where business in emerging economies is heading. For too long, business practices in emerging economies have been regarded as a poor imitation of what takes place in developed economies. This book shows persuasively that business in emerging economies can be innovative in its own right. The ideas and concepts presented in this book are therefore useful not only for managers that operate in emerging economies, but also for teachers who wish to inculcate new thinking and attitudes in their students." - Joseph Lampel, Professor of Strategic Management, Cass Business School, London, UK

"While there are so many books on various country studies, there has been a real need to have some researched details about the emerging markets and the re-emerging markets. Having gone through the contents, which seem most appropriate, I am certain that this book is going to ably fill this void. I congratulate you for this endeavor and wish a great success for this publication." -

Anupam Varma, Deputy Director and Chairperson, Centre for International Business & Policy, Birla Institute of Management Technology, Noida, INDIA

"Despite the general recognition of the increasing importance of emerging markets in the global economy, business practices in these markets are still largely untouched upon. In this sense, this book is a uniquely contribution, not just to business management, but also to the way the world is changing in the beginning of the 21st century. " - Wei Xie,