Internationalizing Business
Education:
Meeting the Challenge
Edited by
S. Tamer Cavusgil
1993, 342 pp.
ISBN 0-87013-332-2
CONTENTS:
Foreword, Richard J. Lewis
Foreword, Hans B. Thorelli
Preface, S. Tamer Cavusgil
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
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