Petroleum Power and Cross-border Operations

Author: Dong Xiucheng (Editor)
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Publish Date: 2003-11-01
Features: This book begins by elaborating on the concept of "petroleum power" and discusses its international strategic significance, proposing the theory of "petroleum crisis power transfer." Based on an analysis of China's petroleum security situation, it highlights the importance, strategic objectives, and guiding principles for Chinese petroleum enterprises to further engage in transnational operations. The book analyzes theories of multinational corporations, proposes a management theory for Chinese petroleum enterprises in transnational operations, and preliminarily establishes the connotations and theoretical framework of such management. The primary readership of this book are petroleum enterprise managers engaged in transnational operations, and it also serves as a valuable reference for theoretical researchers. Additionally, it can be used as a training textbook for petroleum enterprises in transnational business operations. This book begins by elaborating on the concept of "petroleum power" and discusses its international strategic significance, proposing the theory of "petroleum crisis power transfer." Based on an analysis of China's petroleum security situation, it highlights the importance, strategic objectives, and guiding principles for Chinese petroleum enterprises to further engage in transnational operations. The book analyzes theories of multinational corporations, proposes a management theory for Chinese petroleum enterprises in transnational operations, and preliminarily establishes the connotations and theoretical framework of such management.