Mergers and acquisitions carried out by Spanish firms in Latin America: a network analysis study

This article analyses the changing role played by Spanish firms in foreign investment through mergers and acquisitions in Latin America in 1999-2012. Spanish enterprises that acquired local assets in Latin America and became leading players in the late 1990s have seen the situation change drasticall...

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Autores principales:	Sánchez Díez, Angeles, Galaso Reca, Pablo, García de la Cruz, José Manuel
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Lenguaje:	English
Publicado:	2017
Materias:	INVERSIONES EXTRANJERAS EMPRESAS TRANSNACIONALES FUSIONES Y ADQUISICIONES DE LA EMPRESA COMPETITIVIDAD TELECOMUNICACIONES INDUSTRIA ENERGETICA FINANZAS ANALISIS DE REDES FOREIGN INVESTMENTS TRANSNATIONAL CORPORATIONS MERGERS AND ACQUISITIONS COMPETITIVENESS TELECOMMUNICATIONS POWER INDUSTRY FINANCE NETWORK ANALYSIS
Acceso en línea:	http://hdl.handle.net/11362/41255
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spelling	oai-11362-412552020-03-06T16:50:27Z Mergers and acquisitions carried out by Spanish firms in Latin America: a network analysis study Sánchez Díez, Angeles Galaso Reca, Pablo García de la Cruz, José Manuel INVERSIONES EXTRANJERAS EMPRESAS TRANSNACIONALES FUSIONES Y ADQUISICIONES DE LA EMPRESA COMPETITIVIDAD TELECOMUNICACIONES INDUSTRIA ENERGETICA FINANZAS ANALISIS DE REDES FOREIGN INVESTMENTS TRANSNATIONAL CORPORATIONS MERGERS AND ACQUISITIONS COMPETITIVENESS TELECOMMUNICATIONS POWER INDUSTRY FINANCE NETWORK ANALYSIS This article analyses the changing role played by Spanish firms in foreign investment through mergers and acquisitions in Latin America in 1999-2012. Spanish enterprises that acquired local assets in Latin America and became leading players in the late 1990s have seen the situation change drastically, as new competitors have emerged to undermine Spain’s importance as an investor in the region. This study uses the social networks methodology, which enables a more complex analysis than traditional approaches, by studying the position of agents as members of a network being analysed. The use of centrality, density and centralization indicators reveals the structure of the network and how it changes through time, and thus, it shows the relative position of each investor country, Spain in particular. 2017-04-25T14:38:38Z 2017-04-25T14:38:38Z 2016-12 Texto Sección o Parte de un Documento http://hdl.handle.net/11362/41255 LC/G.2694-P 3 en CEPAL Review CEPAL Review 120 .pdf application/pdf 1999 AMERICA LATINA ESPAÑA LATIN AMERICA SPAIN 2012
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topic	INVERSIONES EXTRANJERAS EMPRESAS TRANSNACIONALES FUSIONES Y ADQUISICIONES DE LA EMPRESA COMPETITIVIDAD TELECOMUNICACIONES INDUSTRIA ENERGETICA FINANZAS ANALISIS DE REDES FOREIGN INVESTMENTS TRANSNATIONAL CORPORATIONS MERGERS AND ACQUISITIONS COMPETITIVENESS TELECOMMUNICATIONS POWER INDUSTRY FINANCE NETWORK ANALYSIS
spellingShingle	INVERSIONES EXTRANJERAS EMPRESAS TRANSNACIONALES FUSIONES Y ADQUISICIONES DE LA EMPRESA COMPETITIVIDAD TELECOMUNICACIONES INDUSTRIA ENERGETICA FINANZAS ANALISIS DE REDES FOREIGN INVESTMENTS TRANSNATIONAL CORPORATIONS MERGERS AND ACQUISITIONS COMPETITIVENESS TELECOMMUNICATIONS POWER INDUSTRY FINANCE NETWORK ANALYSIS Sánchez Díez, Angeles Galaso Reca, Pablo García de la Cruz, José Manuel Mergers and acquisitions carried out by Spanish firms in Latin America: a network analysis study
description	This article analyses the changing role played by Spanish firms in foreign investment through mergers and acquisitions in Latin America in 1999-2012. Spanish enterprises that acquired local assets in Latin America and became leading players in the late 1990s have seen the situation change drastically, as new competitors have emerged to undermine Spain’s importance as an investor in the region. This study uses the social networks methodology, which enables a more complex analysis than traditional approaches, by studying the position of agents as members of a network being analysed. The use of centrality, density and centralization indicators reveals the structure of the network and how it changes through time, and thus, it shows the relative position of each investor country, Spain in particular.
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author	Sánchez Díez, Angeles Galaso Reca, Pablo García de la Cruz, José Manuel
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title	Mergers and acquisitions carried out by Spanish firms in Latin America: a network analysis study
title_short	Mergers and acquisitions carried out by Spanish firms in Latin America: a network analysis study
title_full	Mergers and acquisitions carried out by Spanish firms in Latin America: a network analysis study
title_fullStr	Mergers and acquisitions carried out by Spanish firms in Latin America: a network analysis study
title_full_unstemmed	Mergers and acquisitions carried out by Spanish firms in Latin America: a network analysis study
title_sort	mergers and acquisitions carried out by spanish firms in latin america: a network analysis study
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Mergers and acquisitions carried out by Spanish firms in Latin America: a network analysis study

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