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Table of Contents
Introduction: The Emergence of Emerging Markets
Part I: Globalization Has No Borders
Chapter 1: Who’s Next?
How emerging multinationals you’ve never heard of will eat your lunch,
take your job or possibly be your next business partner or employer
Chapter
2: Against The Odds
The Strategies that propelled Leading Emerging Multinationals into World
Class Corporations
Part II: The New Breed: World Class Emerging Multinationals
Chapter 3: From Under the Radar Screen: Building Emerging Global Brands
Samsung and Concha y Toro are setting new trends
Chapter
4: Other Roads to Brand Leadership: Buy it or it may drop in your lap
Lenovo buys IBM ThinkPad, Haier tries to buy Maytag and Corona Beer has
its accidental iconic brand
Chapter
5: China’s Largest Exporters… are Taiwanese
Building a global presence behind a veil of anonymity, Hon Hai and Yu Yuen
make your computers, cell phones, and shoes
Chapter
6: From Imitators to Innovators
Taiwan’s TSMC and High Tech win by reinventing industries and products
Chapter
7: Your Next Global Employer?
Hyundai and Cemex want to be close to their customers everywhere
Chapter 8: Turning the Outsourcing Model Upside Down
Brazilian Plane Maker Embraer stays in the driver’s seat with suppliers
in the developed world
Chapter
9: Commodity Producers that Redefined their Industries
CVRD, Posco and Aracruz defied conventional wisdom … and the odds
Chapter
10: Alternative Energy Producers
South Africa’s Sasol makes oil out of coal and gas, Brazil’s
cars use biofuels, and Argentina’s Tenaris makes pipes seamless enough
to be used deep under the ocean or in Arctic climates
Chapter
11: The Revolution in Cheap Brainpower
India’s Infosys and Ranbaxy transform the worlds of software design
and generics
Chapter
12: Soaps for the World and Other Media stories
Mexico’s Televisa, India’s Bollywood, and Korean game makers
appeal to worldwide audiences
Part III: Turning Threats into Opportunities
Part III: Turning Threats Into Opportunities
Chapter
13: A Creative Response
Don’t be defensive or stick your head in the sand – develop
new policies and strategies
Part IV: An Investor’s Resource
Chapter
14: Investing in the Emerging Markets Century: Ten Rules
A long-time investor looks at pride and prejudice in emerging market investing
Financial Profiles of 25 World-Class Emerging Multinationals
Bibliography
Acknowledgements
Index
Upcoming
Translations
SPANISH: Editorial Norma, Colombia
With offices in three Latin American countries, a focus on the Hispanic population
in the United States and an affiliate in Spain, Editorial Norma is a leading
Spanish-language publisher of educational and international books (www.NORMA.com,
Colombia).
CHINESE: Locus Publishing, Taiwan
Locus Publishing was established in 1996 and has quickly become one of Taiwan’s
top ten publishing houses for Chinese authors as well as foreign translations
of business books including “Only the paranoid Survive” by Andy
Grove, “Direct from Dell” by Michael Dell, “Jack:Straight
from the Gut” by Jack Welch and “Freakonomics” by Stephen
D. Levitt, as well as other international authors such as Mitch Albom, V.S.
Naipaul, and Kazuo Ishiguro.
DUTCH: Business Contact, Netherlands
NDC/VBK publishes newspapers, magazines and books in the Netherlands.
Its book publishing arm Amstel Publishers (NDC|VBK) spans a group of eight
publishing houses including Atlas, Augustus, Houtekiet, L.J. Veen, De Prom,
Business Contact, Pandora and Olympus. Amstel’s authors and translations
include Alain de Botton, Nick Hornby, Geert Mak, Cees Nooteboom, Paul Theroux,
Adriaan van Dis, Nelleke Noordervliet, Carolijn Visser, Ayaan Hirsi Ali, Stephen
Covey, Jim Collins, Michael Porter, Donald Kalff and Jack van Minden.
KOREAN: Gimm-Young, South Korea
Gimm-Young is a leading Korean publishing house for current affairs, history, religion, lifestyle and economics, including translation of foreign titles by Stephen R. Covey, Samuel Huntington, Robert Reich, Jim Collins, John P. Kotter, Matt Ridley, Steve Jones, Carl Sagan, the Dalai Lama, Thich Nath Hanh, Michael Crichton, Eric Segal, Sidney Sheldon and Stephen King. It also publishes “edutainment” for younger readers.
