The International Joint Venture: Method

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Authors: Ronald Charles Wolf
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Abstract

The formation of a joint venture is not a unitary process. It is composed of many components and possible choices to be made. Among other possibilities, a joint venture is created by an acquisition, or the establishment of a subsidiary, or the execution of a contract. But this statement is not revelatory. To understand the joint venture agendum, it is necessary to make an important distinction. There is a difference between method and form and this division pervades the formation of the international joint venture.

Fields of Study & Subjects

International Business and FDI Private Equity and Venture Capital Globalization Economics and Policies

Publication details

Pages
55–116
Publication date
6 January 2026
Language
EN
Document type
Book chapter