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I'll be teaching a course in International Business this coming spring semester, my first time. I'm using
a Prentice Hall text by Wild and Wild, et al.
Any suggestions on course content, current case studies, current references to web sites that will keep students abreast of what's going on "today" in the world of international business.
Any and all recommendations appreciated.

Ken Miller
Massey School of Business
The College of West Virginia
kmiller@cwv.net

Ken,
I hope these links will help you in designing an international business
course:

http://www.mhhe.com/business/management/ballmcculloch/

http://www.sbaer.uca.edu/docs/bulletins/irwinmcgrawhill.htm

http://courses.washington.edu/tbusweb/TBGEN480.htm

http://www.cob.ohio-state.edu/~okada/course.htm

http://www.cob.ohio-state.edu/~shenkar/856/

http://www.oberlin.edu/~dcleeton/syll_301.htm

http://www.national.edu/syllabi/MT250D.htm

http://www.law.stetson.edu/fitz/courses/ibt/default.htm

http://polyglot.lss.wisc.edu/eur/sponsor_course/syllfina5941.html

http://www.usfca.edu/law/tung/ibt.htm

http://www.gsb.georgetown.edu/faculty/nollens/intlbus/IB_Syll_S99.html

http://www.du.edu/~ppaul/w99gp1sy.htm

http://www.foreignmba.com/academic.shtml

Cybercollegially,
Charlie Wankel
listmaster
mg-ed-dv

-----Original Message-----
Ken at the College of West Virginia wrote:

I'll be teaching a course in International Business this coming spring
semester, my first time. I'm using
a Prentice Hall text by Wild and Wild, et al.
Any suggestions on course content, current case studies, current references
to web sites that will keep students abreast of what's going on "today" in
the world of international business.
Any and all recommendations appreciated.

Ken - imho, the best resource to become aware of what is going on NOW is
to subscribe to and read _The Economist_. I find that publication to be
far more inclusive and less biased than anything here in the US. And its
analyses seem far more reasonable than those at home.

Tim Edlund, Morgan State University

On Sun, 28 Nov 1999, Ken Miller wrote:

> I'll be teaching a course in International Business this coming spring semester, my first time. I'm using
> a Prentice Hall text by Wild and Wild, et al.
> Any suggestions on course content, current case studies, current references to web sites that will keep students abreast of what's going on "today" in the world of international business.
> Any and all recommendations appreciated.
>
> Ken Miller
> Massey School of Business
> The College of West Virginia
> kmiller@cwv.net
>

http://www.economist.com/

-----Original Message-----
Tim Edlund at Morgan State wrote:

Ken - imho, the best resource to become aware of what is going on NOW is
to subscribe to and read _The Economist_. I find that publication to be
far more inclusive and less biased than anything here in the US. And its
analyses seem far more reasonable than those at home.