International Management

Catalog description

In this course, students explore the relationship among culture, politics, and economics and their influence on American firms doing business in international markets. The course focuses on the process of globalization, and offers alternative perspectives on the complex issues that impact organizations engaged in business abroad. Topics include emerging views of consumer behavior, organizational adaptation to local life and work patterns, and ethical issues that firms and individuals must recognize and respond to in order to live and work in international communities.