Airlines helped to bring about globalisation, but their own industry is far from globalised.
These types indicate different mixes of tacit and codified knowledge, codification possibilities and limits, qualifications and skills, required organisations and institutions involved, as well as specific competitive challenges from a globalising economy, which have different implications for different sectors of industry, and, thus, for the kind of innovation support needed.
Certainly deans should not contort themselves trying to pat themselves on the back for globalising their schools.
The luring of globalising companies from across the world who sought to locate in the planet's biggest market was the greatest economic policy success in independent Ireland's history.
It unites the North and the South, globalising imperialists and anti-globalisation protesters, first world liberals and third world revolutionaries.
Perhaps, in order to develop a new score starting with the sounds that exist, we should give up an absolute, globalising plan, a glance from above, to work initially through juxtaposition.
And they can even keep track of a country's agricultural production by recognising what crops are grown where as Italian olive farmers once discovered to their cost when they were caught overclaiming on subsidies.Photographs of the earth from space have also had another, more subtle, globalising effect: they have helped to remind people that they do, indeed, inhabit a single globe.
Beal said the message from the research was that "as countries are globalising politicians need to pay attention to inclusive growth and ensure the benefits are accruing to people" – something that may not be evident just by looking at a country's GDP alone.
TCS has created a cheap software package that can teach adults to read in 40 hours.In globalising, Tata has been a fast learner, absorbing lessons from JLR and Daewoo.
In Mumbai, itself a neat nutshell of India's extremes, this image is served on a platter: the shiny towers that rise from a sprawl of squalid slums, the two inevitably "jostling for space" in globalising India.
