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This clear, concise text in a shorter fourteen-chapter format, provides students of manage-ment with a solid framework of the most pertinent and current issues in international business. It synthesizes all the major concepts of the subject, driving home the theme that business responds to globalization and further enhances it. Tracing the growth of international business and the emergence of the concept of globali-zation, the book elaborates the significance of, and the need for, devising international competitive strategies to meet the rising global business operational challenges. It includes discussion of the movement of goods, invest-ment, technology, and people among countries. It also puts together the elements of managing the value chain-producing, selling, and collecting. Indeed the text takes both a micro and macro focus throughout such as covering both business operations and the effects of International business on society. Also emphasized is the fact that though every society conducts business, their methods differ because of unique economic, political, legal, and cultural environment. It is like every society using different design of masks as reflected in the visual motif. The use of masks is closely analogous to the concept of globalization as both are more universal on the surface than they are when one examines them closely. Table of Contents I. INTRODUCTION. 1. The Growth of International Business and Globalization. II. OPERATIONAL OBJECTIVES AND MEANS.   2. Choosing an International Competitive Strategy. 3. Forms of Operations. III. CHALLENGES. 4. National Differences Facing Operations. 5. Linkages Among Countries. 6. Stakeholders: Their Concerns and Actions. IV. MANAGING THE INTERNATIONAL VALUE CHAIN. 7. Global Manufacturing and Supply Chain Management. 8. International Marketing. 9. Payments and Collections. V. CONTROLLING INTERNATIONAL OPERATIONS. 10. Risk Management and Asset Protection. 11. Choosing Where to Operate. 12. Governance of Operations. VI. INDIVIDUAL AND COMPANY CONCERNS. 13. Ethical and Socially Responsible Behavior. 14. Careers in International Business.
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