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Master Thesis Cand.merc.int (Business and Development Studies) Copenhagen Business School Authors: María Virginia Dundas Hvidesten & Marta Maireles González Supervisor: Peter Lund-Thomsen Number of taps: 271,042

February 2010

TABLE OF CONTENTS
LIST OF FIGURES AND TABLES ....................................................................................................................5 LIST OF ABREVIATIONS AND ACRONYMS ...............................................................................................6 EXECUTIVE SUMMARY ...................................................................................................................................8 ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS ..................................................................................................................................9 INTRODUCTION ...............................................................................................................................................10 CHAPTER I: METHODOLOGY .....................................................................................................................15 1. RESEARCH FOCUS AND APPROACH ....................................................................................................15 1.1 Research Focus .......................................................................................................................................15 1.2 Research Approach and Purpose ............................................................................................................16 2. RESEARCH STRATEGY: CASE STUDY .................................................................................................17 2.1 Choice of Country ..................................................................................................................................18



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