International Information Sources: vendors, trade associations, trade magazines, newsletters, directories, bank and accounting firms, electronic information services, the U.S. department of commerce Read More
In this episode of “Thoughts on International Business, Marketing, and Strategy,” Professor Charles Skuba is joined by Dr. Oded Shenkar, professor of business at Ohio State University and Ford Motor Company chair. They discuss themes in Dr. Shenkar’s new book, … Read More
International Information Sources: The United Nations Statistical Yearbook, the digital library of the UN Conference on Trade and Development, International Trade Center, the UN Centre on Transnational Corporations, The WTO, the International Trade Statistics, The International Monetary Fund Read More
Professor Czinkota’s weekly iconoclasm: The voyages of Columbus, Vasco de Gama and James Cook expanded international business opportunities. Read More
Professor Czinkota’s weekly iconoclasm: Communication makes people more efficient and raises their knowledge and income. Read More
In this episode of “Thoughts on International Business, Marketing, and Strategy,” Professor Michael Czinkota is joined by J. Michael Farrell, an attorney at law in Washington DC. Mr. Farrell discusses the similarities between the Panama and Suez Canals and transportation in a post-9/11 world. Read More
Professor Czinkota’s weekly iconoclasm: In cooperative agreements it helps if each party brings something special to the table. Read More
Instability in the Middle East: Thoughts for International Managers: How does the newly visible instability in the Middle East affect international managers and their firms? What strategic adjustments are needed for managers to cope with possibly hostile business environments abroad? Read More
Professor Czinkota’s weekly iconoclasm: Swiss cheese, Roman candles, and French horns are global yet local. Read More
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