References
- Aksoy A, Marshall N (1992) The changing corporate head office and its spatial implications. Regional Studies 26(2): 149−162.
- Ascani A, Crescenzi R, Iammarino S (2016) Economic Institutions and the Location Strategies of European Multinationals in their Geographic Neighborhood. Economic Geography 92(4): 401−429.
- Davis J, Henderson V (2008) The Agglomeration of Headquarters. Regional Science and Urban Economics 38: 445−460.
- Dunning J, Lundan S (2008) Multinational Enterprises and the Global Economy. Edward Elgar Publishing, Cheltenham.
- Fothergill S, Guy N (1990) Retreat from the Regions. Corporate Change and the Closure of Factories. Jessica Kingsley Publishers, London.
- Frobel F, Heinrichs J, Kreye O (1980) The new international division of labour. Cambridge University Press, Cambridge.
- Garbe JN, Richter NF (2009) Causal analysis of the internationalization and performance relationship based on neural networks – advocating the transnational structure. Journal of International Management 15(4): 413−431.
- Grabow B, Henckel D, Hollbach-Grömig B (1995) Weiche Standtortfaktoren. Kohlhammer, Stuttgart.
- Hlaváček P (2017) Use of innovation vouchers for the regional innovation environment development. Economic Annals-ХХI 166(7-8): 91−95.
- Holland S (1976) Capital versus the Regions. Macmillan, London.
- Iammarino S, McCann P (2013) Multinationals and Economic Geography: Location, Technology and Innovation. Edward Elgar, Cheltenham.
- Lux G (2008) Industrial Development, Public Policy and Spatial Differentiation in Central Europe: Continuities and Change. Centre for Regional Studies Discussion Papers, Pécs.
- Lux G, Horváth G et al (2018) The Routledge Handbook to Regional Development in Central and Eastern Europe. Routledge, London.
- Lyons DI (1994) Changing patterns of corporate headquarter influence 1974−89, Environment and Planning A 26: 733−747.
- Massey D (1984) Spatial divisions of labour: Social structures and the Geography of Production. Methuen, New York.
- Massey D (1995) Spatial Divisions of Labour: Social Structures and the Geography of Production. 2nd edition. Macmillan, London.
- Strauss-Kahn V, Vives X (2009) Why and where Do Headquarters Move? Regional Science and Urban Economics 39: 168–186.
- Sucháček J (2013) Transformace v České republice z institucionálně-regionální perspektivy. Hlávkova nadace, Praha.
- Sucháček J (2015) Large Enterprise Branches: The case of the Czech Republic. Economics & Sociology 8(4): 82−93.
- Sucháček J, Seďa P, Friedrich V, Koutský J (2017) Regional Aspects of the Development of Largest Enterprises in the Czech Republic. Technological and Economic Development of the Economy 23(4): 649−666.
- Sucháček J, Skaličková J, Široký J (2017) Managerial decision-making on the location of banking headquarters in the Czech Republic. GeoScape 11(2): 76−83.
- Štefko R, Kiral’ová A, Mudrik M (2015) Strategic Marketing Communication in Pilgrimage Tourism. Procedia Social and Behavioral Sciences 175: 423−430.
- Theil H (1965) The Information Approach to Demand Analysis. Econometrica 33(1): 67−87.
- Van Dijk J, Pellenbarg PH (1999) The Demography of Firms: Progress and Problems in Empirical Research. In: van Dijk J, Pellenbarg PH (eds) Demography of firms. Spatial Dynamics of Firm Behaviour. Rijksuniversiteit, Groningen, pp. 325–337.