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UK International Joint Ventures: An Analysis of Patterns of Activity and Distribution

British Journal of ManagementPublished 1 March 1994
Keith W. Glaister, Peter J. Buckley
Citations41
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Abstract

SUMMARY To date no study has presented data which systematically considers the detailed activity of UK firms in joint venture formation over a significant period of time. This paper attempts to rectify this position by providing key statistics on the formation of joint ventures between UK firms and partner firms in Western Europe, the USA and Japan over the 1980s. The study examines several dimensions of activity: Trends in UK joint ventures over time, geographic distribution, industry characteristics, joint venture purpose, number of partners, contractual form and the equity share of UK partners.

Keywords

Business, Management and Accounting