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International Business -Globalisation & Corporate Governance
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International Business -Globalisation & Corporate Governance

Navigating International Business Realities: A Study of Globalisation and Corporate Governance
Created byThe Business Academy
Last updated 11/2023
English

What you'll learn

  • Appreciate the drivers and impact of Globalisation
  • Appreciate the importance of good Corporate Governance
  • Apply the ethical decision-making framework
  • Learn how to assess corruption risks in Business decision making

Course content

2 sections • 23 lectures • 43m total length

  • Learning Objectives0:20
  • What is Market Globalisation?0:42

    Explore how market globalization drives the gradual integration of national economies into a unified global marketplace, linking firms with worldwide buyers, producers, suppliers, and governments.

  • History of Globalisation2:48

    Outline four globalization phases from 1830 to the 1980s, noting railroads, ocean transport, telegraph and telephone, electricity and steel, and postwar trade liberalization fueling cross-border investment.

  • Drivers of Globalisation2:59
  • Impacts on Society due to Globalisation3:27
  • Case Study - Amazon Rainforest2:06
  • Case Study - Nike2:52

    Case study notes Nike's global supply chain facing criticism for sweatshop labor, low wages, long hours, and weak worker protections, while pursuing transparency, monitoring, and codes of conduct.

  • Internationalisation and Value Chain2:33
  • Case Study - Coca Cola4:20

    Explore Coca-Cola’s internationalization journey from 1906 to a presence in over 200 countries, showing local taste adaptations, an integrated value chain, and global brand management through partnerships and CSR.

  • Course Summary1:12

    Explore market globalization and its drivers: technology advancements, liberalization of trade and investments, and economic integration; understand the global value chain and the societal implications for firms and policy.

Requirements

  • no pre-requisite

Description

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In today's interconnected world, businesses are constantly expanding their horizons beyond their home markets to tap into the vast global arena. "International Business - Globalisation & Corporate Governance" is a comprehensive course designed to provide you with a solid foundation in the dynamic field of international business, focusing on Globalisation and Corporate Governance. Whether you're a student seeking to embark on a career in global commerce or a professional looking to enhance your understanding of international markets, this course is your gateway to success

By the end of this course, you will:

  • Understand the drivers behind market globalisation

  • Recognize the profound societal impacts of globalisation

  • Appreciate internationalization opportunities within a firm's value chain

  • Gain insight into the key concepts behind Corporate Governance

  • Navigate the ethical challenges inherent in international business

  • Develop an understanding of Corporate Social Responsibility and Sustainability

  • Acquire the skills to make ethical decisions through a robust decision-making framework

  • Apply the concepts learnt by going through real life case studies

"International Business - Globalisation & Corporate Governance" equips you with the knowledge and skills needed to navigate the intricate world of global commerce. Join us on this transformative journey to explore, appreciate, and excel in the realm of international business


Note: This course is a follow up to the course: International Business - An Introduction


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Who this course is for:

  • Anyone who wants to learn more about Globalisation and Corporate Governance

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