Description | The course examines the complexities of conducting business in a globalized world. It delves into the historical, economic, and social dimensions of globalization, highlighting its effects on ethics, social justice, and human rights. Students will explore the political and economic frameworks of different regions, with a focus on comparing strategies employed in the U.S., Europe, and emerging markets. |
Learning outcomes | By the end of this course, students will be able to:
- critically analyze the key drivers and challenges of globalization in the business context;
- evaluate different approaches to business ethics, sustainability, and corporate responsibility on a global scale;
- understand the strategies, roles, and operations of multinational enterprises in international markets;
- recognize the impact of national differences in political, economic, cultural, and legal systems on business strategies and outcomes;
- analyze the complexities of international trade and its economic implications;
- assess the role and influence of regional integration and international institutions on global business operations;
- understand and apply the UN’s Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs);
- examine the dynamics of foreign direct investment and its impact on global economic development;
- evaluate the evolution of international financial systems, including the structure and functioning of foreign exchange markets and new trends in Green Finance;
- critically assess the impact of financial crises, including sovereign debt crises, on international business strategies and economic stability. |
