Entrepreneurship and Innovation in Qubec: How the Province Became a World-Class Player
By (Author) Randall Capps
By (author) Paul Clermont
Bloomsbury Publishing PLC
Praeger Publishers Inc
30th March 2004
United States
General
Non Fiction
338.0409714
Hardback
176
The province of Qubec has made remarkable progress in the past fifty years as it has emerged from its former status as a very poor relative of France to its current position of leadership in the new economy. This book shows how the provincial government, in partnership with private business, has led this province to a position of strength. Changing economic and social patterns, the increased speed of commercial interactions, and the inventive use of resources have characterized Qubec's transformation and hold lessons for public-private partnership across cultures and industries. In addition, anyone interested in how change management theories are actually applied will find this a useful resource.
RANDALL CAPPS is Visiting Professor of Management at the Gordon Ford College of Business, Western Kentucky University, in Bowling Green. PAUL CLERMONT is Associate Professor of Management at the University of Qubec in Montreal.