ECONOMIC INTEGRATION

Author: GASPAR GONZÁLEZ ANA ISABEL.
Year: 2004.
University: MÁLAGA [www.uma.es].
Place of defense: FACULTAD DE CC. ECONÓMICAS Y EMPRESARIALES.
Place of preparation: FACULTAD DE CC. ECONÓMICAS Y EMPRESARIALES.

Summary: This research work has been carried out a situation analysis of the business fabric tourism and the study of the principal growth strategies pursued by companies in the sector. Once considered the strategic behavior of the Spanish tour companies, it has been considered important the study of corporate mergers, and specifically of partnerships and alliances as ways of business growth. From this line sets the following goals: * Description of the business fabric with special reference tourism. * Verifying the existence of business cooperation in the tourism sector with special emphasis on partnerships and alliances between companies and networking in tourism business. * Needs assessment that leads to a company to cooperate. * Developing strategies to improve business competitiveness Spanish tourism via business cooperation. Estructurándose work into two parts: 1-A first part contains a conceptual approach to the subject matter over four chapters. 2 - The second part covers four other chapters around the empirical work, which makes a first descriptive analysis of the situation to continue the measurement, review and study of data from the field work done since in interviews and surveys to the chairmen of the ten Spanish travel business groups and major tourist associations composed of SMEs. Finally presents strategies developed in the wake of the results achieved.

Author: LÓPEZ ARÉVALO JORGE ALBERTO.
Year: 2006.
University: SANTIAGO DE COMPOSTELA [www.usc.es].
Place of defense: FACULTAD DE CIENCIAS ECONÓMICAS Y EMPRESARIALES.
Place of preparation: FACULTAD DE CIENCIAS ECONÓMICAS Y EMPRESARIALES.

Summary: This thesis seeks to establish what are the effects of the globalization process exercised in peripheral regions of low or very low level of economic development, as is the case in Chiapas, the poorest state of Mexico and displaying the worst indicators of welfare the average per capita income across the country, a situation that is exacerbated in the municipalities that have a higher aboriginal population. The study of the debate on globalization, we are led to the need for further analysis of the economic performance of Chiapas, trying to analyze how they were processed internally trends of globalization in an institution where the bulk of the economically active population engaged in agricultural activities, which has a very artisanal manufacturing sector and also in the industrial sector, the two industries most important public of Mexico had played a significant role, how the case of Mexican oil (PEMEX) and the federal commission electricity (CFE).