A multi-issue one-on-one negotiation between a young entrepreneur (John Ambitchious) and a close-to-retirement CEO of a large corporation (George Gried). John and George are considering becoming partners on a venture John is setting up.

A multi-issue one-on-one negotiation between a young entrepreneur (John Ambitchious) and a close-to-retirement CEO of a large corporation (George Gried). John and George are considering becoming partners on a venture John is setting up.

The case is an update of Turkey 2011. It reviews the history, politics, business system, foreign policies of Turkey in a global setting.

This is one of the G-7 case series by the same author. It covers an overview of US history; external relations; the emergence of the US industrial economy; US corporate structure; and government policies. The annexes contain selected statistics.

The case falls within the author's series on regime change. The main question discussed is whether economic growth is a stimulus to regime stability or breakdown.

This case presents the domestic and external context of Japan after the end of the cold war. Questions are appended on the political, economic and business prospects of the country.

The case is part of a series by the same author on political and economic systems, undergoing regime or system change. The initial Title of the case was: "India, The World's Largest Democracy: Hindu Elephant or Asian Tiger?"

The case poses the question, whither Russia? It deals with the problems of transition and of communism, in a multi-ethnic society.

Explores Poland’s transition from a centrally planned, communist-controlled regime to a free market, pluralist system. The case focuses on which factors have and will influence the Polish transition to democracy and how Poland will attempt to join the mainstream of Europe. The case is part of a series on regime change