<i>'. . . this is a volume that will be welcomed by advanced international business students and scholars. It provides greater international access to a significant body of research dealing with networks with MNEs and the links to knowledge management.'</i>

- John Stanton, Global Business and Economics Review,

<i>'This scholarly volume contains a range of original and well documented insights into the changing organisational characteristics of MNEs, and particularly, the increasingly important role of foreign affiliates as knowledge augmenting and disseminating entities. A great deal of new empirical evidence - both at a country and firm level - is assembled and analysed, and several new areas of research are identified. Altogether, the monograph is an essential read for all international business scholars.'</i>

- John Dunning, University of Reading, UK and Rutgers University, US,

<i>'The material in this book is required reading for a broad audience of scholars in international business, organization, management and international economics. It covers a wide range of related subjects from inter-firm networks, alliances, multinational enterprise strategies to knowledge creation and technology transfer. <i>Network Knowledge in International Business</i> not only provides an extremely interesting overview of many contributions to the current work on networks, knowledge and international business strategies, it also influences the long-term research agenda of major topics in the international business literature.'</i>

- John Hagedoorn, Maastricht University and MERIT, Maastricht, The Netherlands,