Instruction Manual for International Business 16th Edition by John Daniels, Lee Radebaugh, Daniel Sullivan ISBN 0134201559 9780134201559

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ISBN 10: 0134201559
ISBN 13: 9780134201559
Author:  John Daniels, Lee Radebaugh, Daniel Sullivan

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International Business 16th Table of contents:

Preface
Acknowledgments
Contributors

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Part I: Foundations of Globalization and International Business

1. Understanding Globalization
    1.1 Definition and Dimensions of Globalization
    1.2 Drivers of Globalization: Technology, Trade Liberalization, and Multinational Enterprises
    1.3 Debates and Criticisms: Sovereignty, Culture, and Inequality
    1.4 Globalization and Global Cooperation: Tackling Shared Challenges

2. Introduction to International Business (IB)
    2.1 The Role of IB in the Global Economy
    2.2 Why Study International Business?
    2.3 Global Trends and Their Impact on Business Strategy

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Part II: The Global Business Environment

3. The Cultural Environment of International Business
    3.1 Defining Culture and Its Elements
    3.2 Cultural Awareness and Cross-Cultural Communication
    3.3 Managing Cultural Differences in Business Contexts

4. The Political and Legal Environment
    4.1 Political Systems and Ideologies
    4.2 Legal Frameworks and Regulatory Compliance
    4.3 Political Risk and Business Strategy

5. The Economic Environment
    5.1 Overview of Economic Systems
    5.2 Key Economic Indicators and Market Conditions
    5.3 Emerging Markets and Economic Development

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Part III: International Trade and Investment

6. Theories of International Trade
    6.1 Classical and Modern Trade Theories
    6.2 Comparative and Competitive Advantage
    6.3 Trade Patterns and Global Value Chains

7. Governmental Influence on Trade
    7.1 Tariffs, Subsidies, and Non-Tariff Barriers
    7.2 Trade Policy and Protectionism
    7.3 The Role of International Trade Agreements

8. International Economic Organizations
    8.1 World Trade Organization (WTO)
    8.2 International Monetary Fund (IMF) and World Bank
    8.3 Regional Trade Blocs and Economic Integration

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Part IV: International Business Strategy and Operations

9. Entering International Markets
    9.1 Exporting and Importing
    9.2 Foreign Direct Investment (FDI)
    9.3 Strategic Alliances, Joint Ventures, and Franchising

10. Global Supply Chain Management
     10.1 Designing Global Supply Chains
     10.2 Logistics and Operations Across Borders
     10.3 Managing Risk and Uncertainty

11. International Financial Management
     11.1 Exchange Rate Systems and Currency Risk
     11.2 Financing Global Operations
     11.3 International Accounting Standards and Taxation

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Part V: Managing in a Global Environment

12. Strategic Planning for Global Markets
     12.1 International Market Research and Entry Strategy
     12.2 Adapting Business Models to Local Contexts
     12.3 Competitive Advantage in Global Markets

13. Ethics, Sustainability, and Corporate Social Responsibility
     13.1 Ethical Challenges in IB
     13.2 Environmental Responsibility and Global Governance
     13.3 Sustainable Development and Inclusive Growth

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Glossary
References
Index

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