Harvard Business Review - Global Strategy
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Harvard Business Review's collection of articles and case-based pieces on global strategy, covering market entry, managing across cultures and distance, and adapting operations internationally, for understanding how firms decide where and how to expand.
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hbr.org
Harvard Business Review (hbr.org) offers research-based articles, case studies, and practical guidance on leadership, strategy, and organizational performance for managers and executives.
McKinsey Insights - Globalization
McKinsey Global Institute and McKinsey & Company research on globalization, covering trade flows, supply chains, and cross-border investment, so you can understand how global economic shifts affect where and how companies compete internationally.
International Business I
Introductory University of New Mexico course on the global business environment, covering globalization, political and social institutions, culture, gains from trade, free versus managed trade, and exchange rate determination. Learners come away able to analyse the country-level forces shaping international business.
Global Strategy
Mike Peng's textbook on global strategy, built on industry-based, resource-based, and institution-based views, with cases on entry modes, alliances, and acquisitions, so you can analyze how firms compete and grow across countries.
Redefining Global Strategy
Pankaj Ghemawat argues that the world is semi-globalized, with cultural, administrative, geographic, and economic distance still mattering, and presents the CAGE framework and AAA strategies so you can evaluate cross-border opportunities realistically.
globaledge.msu.edu
GlobalEDGE, a resource from Michigan State University, is a comprehensive portal for international business research. It provides country insights, industry data, trade statistics, and market research to help users analyze markets and understand global business dynamics.