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Cover of Global Business Management v1.1
Published: 
November 2020
Page Count: 
572
ISBN (Digital): 
978-1-4533-3741-7

Global Business Management

Version 1.1
By Sanjyot P. Dunung
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Key Features

  • Cornerstone themes of entrepreneurship and strategy.
  • Strategy is defined as competition and competitive advantage, while entrepreneurship, along with managing intrapreneurship, is seen as creating new opportunities where none previously existed.
  • Many organizations increasingly conduct at least some of their business across borders. For students who are budding entrepreneurs, understanding global management and international business expands their entrepreneurial mindset, preparing them to start a business or think more creatively and competitively as a global manager.
  • The narrative is organized around answers to key questions—what, where, why and how of international management.
  • Strong focus on presenting key finance concepts to be readily understood by non-financial managers.
  • Cases and learning lessons place students in the roles of the decision-makers. They become engaged in solving the myriad of transactions, business opportunities, relationships, and practical problems resulting from a globalized and highly interconnected business environment.
  • Blended academic and practitioner perspectives integrate recognized research with real-world, practical examples and discussions.
  • Supportive learning structure:
    • High-Interest features
      • “Did You Know?” Facts about international business and management.
      • “Amusing Anecdote” High-interest examples of global management situations, marketing snafus, and other mistakes coupled with related key international business facts.
      • “Ethics in Action” Examples of the typical ethical issues that arise in international business management.
      • “Tips in Your Managerial ToolKit” Specific and practical tools related to international business management.
  • Opening Cases and Callouts. Scenarios are drawn from an international business management perspective but are still current and topical. Examples include: global women and minority managers; how to navigate cultural nuances and competitive environments; understanding evolving technologies and cybersecurity; understanding blockchain technology and its growing impact on global business.
  • Learning Objectives and interim summaries called Key Takeaways.
  • End-of-chapter questions and exercises based on AACSB learning standards—these exercises include review questions, experiential exercises, ethical dilemmas, and exercises related to the opening chapter case.

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Global Business Management, Version 1.1 is suitable for courses on international or global business management that cover the fundamentals of multinational firm management and the role of the global manager at the two- and four-year undergraduate and MBA levels.

Global Business Management, Version 1.1 covers all aspects of building, leading, and managing a thriving global organization in an increasingly complex environment. Its fresh approach directly addresses the seismic changes taking place on global, national, and local levels that challenge long-held and fundamental assumptions about global trade, globalization, economics, and management. 

Not only does this book encompass all of the core fundamentals of business, international trade, and management, but is unique in its exploration of more than just the essentials. The author’s orientation is both strategic and entrepreneurial, and it speaks with authenticity to technologically savvy students who see national borders as bridges and not barriers. Moreover, the book develops students' knowledge of international contexts preparing them to launch, run, and work in any organization that is global in scope (or wrestling with global competition or other global threats).  

The idea that management itself remains an evolving field underpins the book, reflecting the continuous disruptions of new ideas and technologies, as well as global political, economic, and social developments. To understand the new disruptions, the author strives to help students master the fundamentals and modern history of international management and global business. 

Version 1.1 reflects incremental changes in the global business environment, such as the impact of the coronavirus pandemic, Brexit, China’s Belt and Road initiatives, China’s investment in developing economies, evolving global supply chain strategies, and a 2020 update of the United States’ Trade Representative’s “Priority Watch List.”

  • About the Author
  • Acknowledgments
  • Dedication
  • Preface

    • Chapter 1: Introduction to Global Business Management

  • 1.1 What Is International Business and Global Management?
  • 1.2 Who Is Interested in International Business?
  • 1.3 Debate On Globalization
  • 1.4 Navigating Ethics and International Business
  • 1.5 Understanding the Roles and Function of a Global Manager
  • 1.6 Tips in Your Managerial Toolkit: Developing a Career in International Management
  • 1.7 End-of-Chapter Questions and Exercises

    • Chapter 2: Globalization, International Trade and Foreign Direct Investment—Understanding the Debate

  • 2.1 What Do Managers Need to Understand About International Trade Theory?
  • 2.2 Political and Legal Factors That Impact International Trade
  • 2.3 Foreign Direct Investment
  • 2.4 Tips in Your Managerial Toolkit: Managing Assessments of How Governments Attract Trade and Investment 
  • 2.5 End-of-Chapter Questions and Exercises

    • Chapter 3: Global Manager’s Perspective on World Economies

  • 3.1 Classifying World Economies
  • 3.2 Understanding the Developed World
  • 3.3 Developing World
  • 3.4 Emerging Economies
  • 3.5 Tips in Your Managerial Toolkit: Researching the Local Market
  • 3.6 End-of-Chapter Questions and Exercises

    • Chapter 4: Managing Global and Regional Economic Cooperation and Integration

  • 4.1 International Economic Cooperation among Nations
  • 4.2 Regional Economic Integration
  • 4.3 The United Nations and the Impact on Trade
  • 4.4 End-of-Chapter Questions and Exercises

    • Chapter 5: Impact of Culture on Global Business Management

  • 5.1 What Is Culture and Why Does It Matter?
  • 5.2 What Are the Key Methods Used to Describe Cultures?
  • 5.3 Understanding How Culture Impacts Local Business Practices
  • 5.4 Impact of Culture on Global Business Ethics
  • 5.5 Tips in Your Managerial Toolkit: Business Success across Cultures
  • 5.6 End-of-Chapter Questions and Exercises

    • Chapter 6: Managing Global Talent, Leadership, and Diversity

  • 6.1 The Changing Role of Strategic Human Resources Management in International Business
  • 6.2 Managing and Leading: The Global War for Talent
  • 6.3 Effective Selection and Expatriate Placement Strategies
  • 6.4 Understanding the Roles of Pay Structure and Pay for Performance in Global Management
  • 6.5 Managing Globally Using the HRM Balanced Scorecard to Gauge and Manage Human Capital
  • 6.6 Tips in Your Managerial Toolkit: Your Balanced Scorecard of Human Capital
  • 6.7 End-of-Chapter Questions and Exercises

    • Chapter 7: International Finance for Global Managers

  • 7.1 What Is the International Monetary System?
  • 7.2 Role of the IMF and the World Bank
  • 7.3 Understanding How International Monetary Policy, the IMF, and the World Bank Impact Business Management Practices
  • 7.4 Tips in Your Managerial Toolkit: Global Management Jobs in the Development Arena
  • 7.5 End-of-Chapter Questions and Exercises

    • Chapter 8: Foreign Exchange and the Global Capital Markets for Global Managers

  • 8.1 What Do Managers Need to Know about Currency and Foreign Exchange?
  • 8.2 Understanding International Capital Markets Fundamentals
  • 8.3 Venture Capital for Entrepreneurs and Global Managers
  • 8.4 Tips in Your Managerial Toolkit: Managing Venture Capitalists
  • 8.5 End-of-Chapter Questions and Exercises

    • Chapter 9: Manager’s Perspective on Understanding the Roles of Finance and Accounting in Global Competitive Advantage

  • 9.1 What Do Global Managers Need to Know About International Accounting Standards
  • 9.2 Manager’s Perspective on Accounting in International Business
  • 9.3 Fundamentals of Finance for Global Managers
  • 9.4 Financial Management in International Business
  • 9.5 Tips in Your Managerial Toolkit: Sending and Receiving Payments Across Borders
  • 9.6 End-of-Chapter Questions and Exercises

    • Chapter 10: Managing International Expansion and Global Market Opportunity Assessment

  • 10.1 Managing International Expansion
  • 10.2 Managing Opportunity Assessment: PESTEL Analysis
  • 10.3 Managing CAGE Analysis
  • 10.4 Managing Scenario Planning and Analysis
  • 10.5 Managing Cyber Security and Cyber Terrorism
  • 10.6 End-of-Chapter Questions and Exercises

    • Chapter 11: Managing Entry Modes: Exporting, Importing, and Global Sourcing

  • 11.1 Main Entry Modes for International Expansion
  • 11.2 Managing Importing and Exporting
  • 11.3 Managing Countertrade
  • 11.4 Managing Global Sourcing and Its Role in Business
  • 11.5 Managing the Legal and Operations of Export and Import
  • 11.6 What Options Do Companies Have for Export and Import Financing?
  • 11.7 Tips in Your Managerial Toolkit:  Conducting Business and Negotiating
  • 11.8 End-of-Chapter Questions and Exercises

    • Chapter 12: Managing Global Strategy, Formulation & Implementation 

  • 12.1 Managing Business and Corporate Strategy
  • 12.2 Manager’s Understanding of the Key Strategies
  • 12.3 Managing International Strategy
  • 12.4 Leading the Development of Strategy
  • 12.5 End-of-Chapter Questions and Exercises

    • Chapter 13: Managing Global Entrepreneurship and Intrapreneurship

  • 13.1 Global Entrepreneurship and Management
  • 13.2 What Do Entrepreneurs Do?
  • 13.3 Business Entrepreneurship across Borders
  • 13.4 Managing Born-Global Firms
  • 13.5 Managing Global Intrapreneurship
  • 13.6 End-of-Chapter Questions and Exercises

    • Chapter 14: Managing Global Operations

  • 14.1 Managing the International Business with the P-O-L-C Framework
  • 14.2 Managing Research and Development (R&D)
  • 14.3 Manager’s Perspective on Intellectual Property Rights around the Globe
  • 14.4 How to Organize and Where to Locate Research and Development Activities
  • 14.5 Managing International Innovation
  • 14.6 Tips In Your Managerial Toolkit: Leading with Innovation for the Bottom of the Pyramid (BOP)
  • 14.7 End-of-Chapter Questions and Exercises

    • Chapter 15: Managing Global Marketing, Distribution, and Supply-Chain Management

  • 15.1 Manager’s Overview of Global Marketing
  • 15.2 Critical Decision Points in Global Marketing Management
  • 15.3 Standardized or Customized Products
  • 15.4 Managing Global Sourcing and Distribution
  • 15.5 Managing Global Production and Supply-Chain Management
  • 15.6 Managing Corporate Social Responsibility and Sustainability 
  • 15.7 End-of-Chapter Questions and Exercises
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    Sanjyot P. Dunung CEO and Founder, Atma Global; Professor of Practice, Thunderbird School of Global Management

    Sanjyot Dunung is CEO and founder of Atma Global, a leading-edge developer of innovative learning content and solutions, focusing on countries, cultures, and global business topics. The firm’s mission is to develop best-of-class, engaging learning solutions and products to help people of all ages understand and successfully interact with people from other cultures. Atma Insights, a digital streaming service, enables users to access essential culture, country, and global business learning videos. The firm’s Cultural Advisory Services provides thought leadership and assists institutions in understanding the impact of culture on their global business operations and objectives.

     

    Sanjyot is a recognized leader in the field of cross-cultural learning and has extensive experience in developing innovative multimedia learning and content solutions. Sanjyot also periodically authors articles on international business and entrepreneurship. She has appeared on CNBC-TV, CNN International, Bloomberg TV, and various radio programs and is often a guest speaker at conferences and seminars addressing international business, global cultures, and entrepreneurship. 

     

    Sanjyot has written sixteen books including International Business: Opportunities and Challenges in a Flattening World (FlatWorld); Global Business Management (FlatWorld); Straight Talk About Starting and Growing Your Own Business (McGraw Hill); and Doing Business in Asia: The Complete Guides (Simon & Schuster). Sanjyot began her career as a banker in New York with American and Japanese banks.

     

    Sanjyot serves as the co-chair and mentor for Afghan women entrepreneurs through Project Artemis. Her first young-adult novel, Maddie & Sayara (Full Circle Media), explores the diverging paths of young girls around the world. Sanjyot is on the board of the Vote Mama Foundation, focused on removing legal, structural, and cultural barriers for working mothers, enabling them to run for elected office at every level of government. Sanjyot was selected as a Protégé member of the Committee of 200. She also served as a member of the Board of Directors of the U.S. Committee for UNICEF (United Nations Children’s Fund).

     

    Sanjyot’s academic history includes a BA from Northwestern University and an MBA with an emphasis in International Finance from Thunderbird, the American Graduate School of International Management. She is a recipient of the school’s Distinguished Alumni Award and serves on the Thunderbird TGAN Advisory Board. Sanjyot was born in India and raised in Liverpool, England, and Chicago, USA. She now lives in New York with her three sons. 

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