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Tag Archives: education
Jan
15
Ethics in International Business
Watch Professor Czinkota and Professor Skuba’s thoughts on “Ethics in International Business” “What matters is context and we have learned that business is not the end of it all; it’s not the only pot at the end of the rainbow. … Read More
Posted in International Business, Videos
Tagged academe, business, business graduates, business relationships, business school, curative marketing, doing things right, education, ethics, Georgetown, honorable merchant, intellectual virtue, international business, Jesuit education, Jesuit values, MBA, mirror test, moral virtue, Professor Charles Skuba, Professor Michael Czinkota, responsibility in business, sincerity in business, societal development, trust in business
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Oct
06
International Business Jeopardy
What is the difference between an ocean and a sea?
Posted in IB Jeopardy Questions
Tagged #questions, definition, education, fun, landforms, learning, ocean, sea
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Sep
23
Afghanistan and the War against Terror: Business can make a difference
Michael R. Czinkota, Gary Knight, Gabriele Suder The “War on Terror” was launched ten years ago, on 07 October 2001. It represents a battle against terrorism, extremism and global geopolitical adversity seen to oppose democracy and freedom of choice. In … Read More
Posted in Editorials
Tagged Afghanistan, business, change, culture, economy, education, foreign aid, foreign direct investment, Future, global, globalization, government, growth, international business, investment, making a difference, political, potential, private sector, terrorism, War on Terror
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Aug
15
New Editorial
Check out my latest editorial featured in the Financial Times on cultural change and universities. Click HERE to read the article
May
09
A NEW ERA FOR UNIVERSITIES
Michael R. Czinkota and Andreas Pinkwart Universities and their internationalization are important. Traditional knowledge exporters, such as the United States, Germany, France and England, aim to maintain their high share in the growing international academic market. They recognize the economic … Read More
Posted in International Business, Research Insights
Tagged abroad, academia, academics, economic benefit, education, export, faculty, global, graduates, higher education, innovation, integration, international activities, internationalization, knowledge, leaders, market, mission, networks, new, position, process, product, provider, qulaity, ranking, research, researchers, shift, structure, students, study, teachers, traditional, universities, university
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Feb
23
International Information Sources : Part 1
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
Posted in International Business, Misc., Research Insights
Tagged book, education, global, information, trade
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Jan
12
Negotiations in Other Countries
We sometimes have to do things overseas that we would not do at home because what is acceptable and expected in our domestic markets might not work elsewhere – and vice versa. Bridging the cultural chasm is essential for success in negotioations, but it has the potential to offer a much bigger impact than that. The continuing efforts of marketers to understand cultural issues help them identify terminology that is persuasive, but, more than that, these efforts help secure important assimilations of value systems.
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Posted in International Business
Tagged book, culture, education, global, information, international business, international marketing, trade
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Nov
15
Episode 16: Andreas Pinkwart on Competition within Education
In this episode of “Thoughts on International Business, Marketing, and Strategy,” Professor Michael Czinkota returns to the show in a second segment with Andreas Pinkwart. The Former Minister of Innovation, Science, Research and Technology of North Rhine-Westphalia, Andreas Pinkwart who has been and will continue again to work as a professor discusses the benefits to healthy competition within the private education sector. Mindful of unhealthy red tape, Pinkwart hopes to increase the quality of education by introducing autonomy and greater privitization of universities in Germany. Read More
Posted in International Business, Videos
Tagged competition, education, Germany, video
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Nov
08
Episode 15: Andreas Pinkwart on Innovation, Education, and Business
In this episode of “Thoughts on International Business, Marketing, and Strategy,” Professor Czinkota returns to join Andreas Pinkwart, former German Minister of Innovation, Science, Research, and Technology of North Rhine-Westphalia. Pinkwart addresses the contingent roles of education and innovation as well as the importance of competition within and amongst universities. They touch upon the importance of integration of Germany within the EU and the greater global sphere of intellectual and business developments. Read More
Posted in International Business, Videos
Tagged education, EU, Germany, international business, video
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