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International Management: Multinationals in a Changing World Angers, France Summer 2018 Multinational Management MNE MNC Any company that engages in business functions beyond its domestic borders. Why should management students gain a

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International Management: Multinationals in a Changing World Angers, France
Summer 2018<br>
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Multinational Management MNE / MNC  “Any company that engages in business functions beyond its domestic borders.”
Why should management students gain a better understanding of multinational management?
MNE Management  “Formulation of strategies and the design of management systems that successfully take advantage of international opportunities and respond to international threats.”
Where do most MNCs originate?<br>
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Globalization Changes in the density of global interactions relative to national ones” (Chase-Dunn, Kawano & Brewer, 2000).

“The expansion, concentration and acceleration of worldwide relations” (Osterhammel & Petersson, 2001).

“Trend through which the world’s economies are becoming borderless and interlinked” (Cullen & Parboteeah, 2014)<br>