Corporate Globalization Through Mergers and Acquisitions
Routledge Revivals: The Investment Canada Research Series

Originally published in 1991, Corporate Globalization Through Mergers and Acquisitions is the second title in the series Investment in Canada Research Series, reissued in 2019.The papers in this volume provide significant new research on the important topics of the extent of M&A activity in Canada, its similarity across countries, and the determinants and impacts of mergers and acquisitions. This volume will appeal to those working in business and financial sector, as well as academics and students studying business acquisitions and finance.

Preface

Introduction

Recent Trends in Merger and Acquisition Activity in Canada and Selected Countries, R. S. Khemani

2. Canadian Acquisitions Abroad: Patterns and Motivations, John Knubley, William Krause and Zulfi Sadeque

3. Foreign Ownership and Corporate Strategy, Alan M. RugmanAnd Leonard Waverman

4. Foreign Multinational Enterprises and Merger Activity in Canada, John R. Baldwin And Richard E. Caves

5. Hostile Takeovers: The Canadian Evidence, Michel Patry and Michel Poitevin

6. Taxation and Canada-U.S. Cross-Border Acquisitions, Paul Halpern And Jack Mintz

7.Mergers and Acquisitions and the Public Interest: Don't Shoot the Messenger, Ron Daniels

Rapporteur's Comments, A. E. Safarian

About the Contributors