| Title : | International business. Challenges and choices | | Material Type: | printed text | | Authors: | Alan Sitkin, Author ; Nick Bowen, Author | | Publisher: | Oxford : Oxford University Press | | Publication Date: | 2010 | | Pagination: | xxi, 426 p. | | Layout: | ill (col) | | Size: | 27 cm | | ISBN (or other code): | 978-0-19-953391-6 | | Class number: | 658.049 | | Abstract: | How much risk is involved in trading across borders? How serious are multinational enterprises about corporate responsibilty? How does a gearbox made in China end up in a car sold in Europe?
In today's increaslingly connected world, international business plays an integral role in our day to day lives. This introductory textbook soffers a refreshingly critical approach to this dynamic field of study, showcasing both good and bad practice, and encouraging you to question and challenge the classic assumptions and theories.
Drawing on a wealth of vivid case examples and insights - covering a range of businesses, from small organisations to large multinational companies - this text will provide you with a realistic depiction of the challenges and opportunties international business can present
- includes an inside business feature based on interviews with key individuals from organisations such as Reuters and the United Nations, allowing you to understand the different perspectives in international business
- Adopts a truly international approach, incorporating an abundance of examples from countries across the globe, particularly Brazil, Russia, India and China
- Considers key developments in international business, including increasing ecological constraints and the latest effects of the global recession. | | Contents note: | 1. International Contexts, 2. International Actors, 3. International Strategy, 4. International Functions, 5. Looking Ahead. |
International business. Challenges and choices [printed text] / Alan Sitkin, Author ; Nick Bowen, Author . - Oxford : Oxford University Press, 2010 . - xxi, 426 p. : ill (col) ; 27 cm. ISBN : 978-0-19-953391-6 | Class number: | 658.049 | | Abstract: | How much risk is involved in trading across borders? How serious are multinational enterprises about corporate responsibilty? How does a gearbox made in China end up in a car sold in Europe?
In today's increaslingly connected world, international business plays an integral role in our day to day lives. This introductory textbook soffers a refreshingly critical approach to this dynamic field of study, showcasing both good and bad practice, and encouraging you to question and challenge the classic assumptions and theories.
Drawing on a wealth of vivid case examples and insights - covering a range of businesses, from small organisations to large multinational companies - this text will provide you with a realistic depiction of the challenges and opportunties international business can present
- includes an inside business feature based on interviews with key individuals from organisations such as Reuters and the United Nations, allowing you to understand the different perspectives in international business
- Adopts a truly international approach, incorporating an abundance of examples from countries across the globe, particularly Brazil, Russia, India and China
- Considers key developments in international business, including increasing ecological constraints and the latest effects of the global recession. | | Contents note: | 1. International Contexts, 2. International Actors, 3. International Strategy, 4. International Functions, 5. Looking Ahead. |
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