SCHC 474 H01 23481

SocBehavSci, NotCore

Notes:

Effective business leaders in today’s rapidly converging global economic climate must possess a broad, multi-disciplinary understanding of how multinational enterprises interact with political, sociocultural and economic environments worldwide. Using readings and case studies from a range of disciplines including international relations, international public administration, international law, international political economy, and leadership theory, we will explore the evolving and emerging issues facing international business leaders in the 21st Century. Considering both contemporary and historical events, we will develop a greater understanding of economic globalization and the intersection of the public, private and non-profit sectors and their interrelationship with particular emphasis on security. This course is designed for future mid- and senior-level leadership in the private sector as well as public and/or non-governmental roles. It brings theory, analysis, and real-world policy making experiences to bear on current real world problems facing international business.