February 28, 1997, Renault SA unexpectedly announced the closure of its plant in Vilvoorde, Belgium. More than 3,100 workers were out of work. The following month, the protests and controversy about the decision Renault dominated the headlines. The case describes the context of the decision and Renault the following chronology in spring 1997. Calls for a debate on industrial facilities, restructuring, the company responsible and the future of manufacturing jobs in Europe. "Hide
by Philip M. Rosenzweig Source: IMD 21 pages. Publication Date: January 1, 1997. Prod. #: IMD117-PDF-ENG
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