Global management
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Global management
Blackwell, 1995
- : pbk
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Note
Includes bibliographical references (p. 606-623) and index
Description and Table of Contents
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ISBN 9781557866356
Description
Global Management is the new international management text for undergraduates, covering both strategy and the human resource function in a global context. Written by an authoritative author team, it features: * Coverage, in three main sections, of the Global Picture, the Firm Picture and the People Picture * A comprehensive list of references * Classroom-tested experiential exercises that relate to different countries, different sized organizations, and different people for flexible learning * Discussion questions at the end of each chapter * Long and short cases
Table of Contents
Part I: The Global Picture: Understanding the International Management Environment. Part II: The Firm Picture: International Strategic Management and Operations.
Part III: The People Picture: Executing International Decisions through Staffing and Directing.
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: pbk ISBN 9781557866363
Description
Written by a world-renowned author team, Global Management is an international management text for undergraduates. It covers both strategy and the human resource function in a global context and has the most comprehensive list of references available in an international management text.Each chapter includes:* a series of learning objectives and key discussion topics* discussion questions which require students to conduct outside research* classroom tested exercises which are designed to and relate to promote flexible learning.To aid student learning, long and short cases are included at the end of the book. A comprehensive instructor's manual which references the cases to the different sections of the text is available free of charge to adopters.
Table of Contents
Part I: The Global Picture: Understanding the International Management Environment. Part II: The Firm Picture: International Strategic Management and Operations. Part III: The People Picture: Executing International Decisions through Staffing and Directing.
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