International Business Specialization Scholarships
"Thank you for supporting students interested in International Business at the Broad School. I was excited to hear that I had been chosen to receive the International Business Specialization scholarship this year. This scholarship will be very helpful to me in continuing my education and International Business pursuits."

William Duggan
Undergraduate Student

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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