IB 201 - (UC) Globalization and International Business

(3 cr.) This course introduces students to issues concerning globalization and international business. Students examine the critical role of international trade and international investment, as well as the impact of multinational corporations on the globalization process. The role of the business community in reducing the negative effects of globalization while at the same time availing itself of its benefits is considered. Global issues such as poverty, economic development and education, and the formulation of sustainable, environmentally-friendly development strategies are addressed. Insights are drawn from social sciences disciplines such as economics, political science, sociology and cultural geography. Prerequisite: EC 111 or QU 101; Every Year, All

Sections and Times

Section 01 Instructor: Robert Bogdanoff M,W,F   /   8:00a.m.- 8:50a.m. Fall 2013 Tator Hall Room 116   Section 02 Instructor: Farid Sadrieh M,W,F   /   9:00a.m.- 9:50a.m. Fall 2013 Lender School of Business Room 113   Section 03 Instructor: Farid Sadrieh M,W,F   /   11:00a.m.-11:50a.m. Fall 2013 Lender School of Business Room 121   Section 04 Instructor: Farid Sadrieh M,W,F   /   1:00p.m.- 1:50p.m. Fall 2013 Lender School of Business Room 123   Section 05 Instructor: Chadwick Nehrt T,TH   /   8:00a.m.- 9:15a.m. Fall 2013 Lender School of Business Room 123   Section 06 Instructor: Chadwick Nehrt T,TH   /   9:30a.m.-10:45a.m. Fall 2013 Lender School of Business Room 123   Section 07 Instructor: Staff T,TH   /   2:00p.m.- 3:15p.m. Fall 2013 Tator Hall Room 106