Internationalizing Business

Edited by
S. Tamer Cavusgil

1993, 342 pp.
ISBN 0-87013-332-2

CONTENTS:

PART I: CONCEPTS AND CONCERNS

• Internationalization of Business Education: Defining the Challenge, S. Tamer Cavusgil
• Curricular and Administrative Considerations-The Chesire Cat Parable, Jeffrey Arpan

PART II: HISTORICAL PERSPECTIVES

• Business School Curriculum and Faculty: Historical Perspectives and Future Imperatives, Lee C. Nehrt
• Internationalizing the Business Administration Faculty is No Easy Task, Brian Toyne

PART III: RESOURCE CENTERS

• The CIBER Agenda, Ben L. Kedia
• International Business Centers and Programs: The Federal Role, Susanna C. Easton
• Business Community Links: The International Business and Banking Institute, Robert Grosse
• Development of a Research Center: The National Center for Export-Import Studies, Michael R. Czinkota
• A CIBER-Maryland Perspective, Robert Scott
  

PART IV: INSTITUTIONAL STRATEGIES

• Internationalizing the University and Building Bridges Across Disciplines, Michael G. Schechter
• The University of Southern California Approach, Jack G. Lewis
• Internationalization as Strategic Change at the Western Business School (Canada), Paul W. Beamish

PART V: CASES

• Perspective on Curriculum: Indiana University, John D. Daniels
• Language and International Trade at Eastern Michigan University, Ray Schaub
• The International MBA at York University, Charles S. Mayer
• Building on Foreign Language Proficiency: The Brigham Young University Experience, Lee H. Radebaugh
• Internationalizing with Programs in Europe, Gerald E. Watzke
• Tactical Approaches to Achieving Long-Term Internationalization: The University of Miami, Duane Kujawa
• Linkages with Overseas Business Schools, Robert T. Green and Linda V. Gerber

PART VI: NON-U.S. PERSPECTIVES

• The International Trade Centre's Approach to Internationalizing Business Training in Developing Countries, Claude B. Cellich
• Internationalization of Business Education: An Australian Perspective, Nigel J. Barrett
• Strategic Alliances and Localization: The European Approach, Tevfik Dalgic
• Doctoral Studies and Research Activities in European Business Schools and Universities, Daniel Van Den Bulcke
• Conclusion, S. Tamer Cavusgil