| The Austrade Story: Export and Investment Facilitation Under the Microscope Contributor(s): Mascitelli, Bruno (Editor) |
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ISBN: 1925138895 ISBN-13: 9781925138894 Publisher: Connor Court Publishing Pty Ltd OUR PRICE: $42.75 Product Type: Paperback - Other Formats Published: October 2015 |
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| BISAC Categories: - Law | Commercial - International Trade - Political Science | International Relations - Trade & Tariffs |
| Physical Information: 1.02" H x 5.83" W x 8.27" (1.32 lbs) 506 pages |
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| Publisher Description: Setting the scene for the Austrade story - Bruno Mascitelli The Australian trade and investment big picture over the past decades - Phil Ruthven The Australian Trade Commissioner Service - the impact of its ethos on its operation and its reputation - Richard Fletcher The Ministerial architect of Austrade: Extracts of an interview with John Dawkins Getting the Show on the Road: the MacAlister years 1986-90 - Geoff Spears and Bruno Mascitelli Austrade before and after the collapse of the USSR - Ian Wing The McKinsey Review of Austrade, 1990 - Terry Goss My years as Managing Director of Austrade: Interview with Ralph Evans Some reflections on the Charles Jamieson years: Interview with Peter Langhorne Leading from the front: Interview with Tim Fischer "Doubling the number of exporters" - Greg Joffe Austrade: Winning investment for Australia since 1987 - Peter Collens Austrade's "Special markets" - A perspective from Russia - Roger James Austrade and the media - Interview with Tim Harcourt Women in Austrade - Elizabeth Masamune and Pat Evans A view from an Austrade local employed manager in Prague, Czech Republic - Petr Vodvarka "Crossing the rainbow" - My decade long experiences as an OEE with Austrade China - Lucy Luo Performance Management in Austrade - Greg Dodds The architecture of trade promotion - Bruce Nicholls The future role of Austrade in a globalised trade market - Peter Wilton Austrade today and tomorrow: Interview with Bruce Gosper Austrade's greatest asset: Our people shine through - Laurie Smith Austrade seen from the outside: views from within the Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade - Mike Adams and Nicolas Brown Quo vadit Austrade? - Bruno Mascitelli *** Bruno Mascitelli is Associate Professor at Swinburne University of Technology. Between 1982 and 1997 Bruno was employed by Austrade as a local employed staff in the Milan (Italy) office. He joined academia in 2000 and has since then published widely in the area of international business, migration and the Italian diaspora. |