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Management in a Cross-cultural Environment Course Statement Internationalization
is the greatest challenge to a modern business during its development
process. The major intention of
this course is to help you capitalize on your learning to date by comparing the
managerial practices among different countries. This course calls for keen observations, impartiality and a
comprehensive understanding of different cultures and systems. Students will develop skills analyzing
the dynamics of countries around the world and the associated risk in operating
within them. The course is divided
into two parts: covering topics of international management and undertaking
case studies. Text book Hodgetts
and Luthans (2000). International Management: Culture, Strategy, and Behavior,
4rd Ed. New York: McGraw-Hill.
Marks
for the course will be determined by
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