Publisher's Synopsis
Foundations of International Management comes from four authors with decades of experience, who all teach management students at a variety of business schools around the world as both permanent faculty and visiting professors. Text books on international management tend to comprise loosely related topics that fall within a sometimes vague definition of what is 'international'. - - In this volume, the issues covered are clearly organized and addressed in sections of the book devoted to: Globalization; Culture; Strategy; Technology; Organizational Behavior; and Human Resource themes. In relation to each theme, the material is orientated towards informing the practice of managing a multinational corporation and focuses on many of the pressing issues for international managers in today's globally interdependent business world. - - This book delivers high quality, user-friendly content presented in a clear and direct style and although it is especially suitable for classroom use by educators and students, practising managers will doubtless also find value in the way that national, regional, and global perspectives are analyzed in the way in which companies see them.
