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There's more to the history of Canadian business than the Hudson's Bay Company! Introducing The Rise of Canadian Business, a new core text which gives a complete picture of the past and present of Canadian business. The text focuses on the post-Confederation period of business history and contains significant material on Canadian companies in the new era of globalization. Setting out to provide a synthesis, the book draws on scholarship in the field and emphasizes several key themes: the changing patterns of business organization in Canada, the particular character of Canadian business development (as well as its similarities with developments in other industrial countries), and the international environment within which Canadian business has evolved. Thematically organized, end-of-chapter vignettes are included to elaborate on the major themes introduced in each chapter. This is the comprehensive but concise Canadian business history text that instructors have been waiting for!
This book investigates the historical evolution of Canadian business practices and organizational structures from the post-Confederation era to the modern age of globalization. Author Graham D. Taylor, a scholar in the field, synthesizes existing academic research to provide a comprehensive overview of how Canadian enterprises have developed. The text argues that while Canadian business shares commonalities with other industrial nations, it possesses a distinct character shaped by its unique international environment and internal organizational shifts.
What You Will Find
Instructors and students recognize this work as a foundational, concise text for understanding the trajectory of the Canadian economy. Experts highlight the book's thematic organization as a practical tool for classroom instruction and academic reference.
Page Count:
288
Publication Date:
2008-10-16
Publisher:
OUP Canada
ISBN-10:
0195425499
ISBN-13:
9780195425499
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