Cross-Cultural Management

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Comparative management is concerned primarily with studying the similarities and differences among nations in the context of management systems in different countries. The focus of the course is on the interaction between sociopolitical and cultural environments and management systems. This course seeks to encourage future managers in a global environment to think in a global context and be knowledgeable about the cultures, political economies and business practices of other countries. Prerequisite: a grade of "C" or better in ACC 221 , ACC 222 , BLAW 205 , ECO 110 , ECO 120 , ENG 110 , MTH 160 or MTH 175 or MTH 207 , and STAT 145 or STAT 245 ; or a French major with a business concentration, international business minor with a non-CBA major, or business administration minor. 54 credits earned. Offered Occasionally.