Office Hours: After class and upon request Office: P !"# $%el. &'()*'!)(+ E*,ail: i-eon./korea.ac.kr 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000 COURSE DESCRIPTION %his course ser1es as an introduction to the field of international 2usiness $I3+. %he pri,ar4 o2-ecti1e is to pro1ide students 5ith ke4 concepts and fra,e5orks pertainin. to the current practices of I3. %he e,phasis is on pro1idin. conceptual tools and kno5led.e 2ase upon 5hich 1arious real*5orld I3 pro2le,s can 2e dia.nosed and anal46ed for i,pro1in. ,ana.erial decision*,akin.. Gi1en the o2-ecti1e, the course is desi.ned to e7pose the students to $"+ the peculiarit4 associated 5ith international 2usiness 1is*a*1is its do,estic counterpart and $'+ 1arious strate.ic, functional, and other ,ana.erial issues that are of si.nificant i,portance in the conte7t of international 2usiness. A particular e,phasis 5ill 2e .i1en to the anal4sis of I3 issues fro, the perspecti1e of 8orean 2usinesses. TEXTBOOK 9 Daniels, J.D., .H. :ade2au.h and D.P. ;ulli1an $')"&+, International Business: Environments and Operations $"<th ed.+, Pearson. =a1us.il, ;.%., G. 8ni.ht and J.:. :iesen2er.er $')"<+, Interntional Business: The New Realities $&th ed.+, Pearson $supple,entar4+. Hill, =harles >.., Global Business Today, ?cGra5*Hill $supple,entar4+. COURSE FORMAT & GRADE ASSESSMENT 9 %his course is conducted alon. a se,inar for,at, usin. a co,2ination of lectures, class discussions, case anal4ses, in*class e7ercises, and .roup pro-ects. Gi1en the for,at, it is essential for the students to read assi.ned te7t2ook chapters and supple,entar4 ,aterials for each class. Acti1e participation in class discussion is stron.l4 encoura.ed. Participation ")@ Indi1idual assi.n,ents A qui6 &)@ Group assi.n,ents &)@ E7a,s &)@ 9 tentati1e SUPPLEMENTARY READINGS International Business (U) prin! "#$% " A list of additional readin.s ,a4 2e pro1ided occasionall4 throu.hout the se,ester. ;tudents are also encoura.ed to consult ke4 2usiness periodicals to re,ain up*to*date 5ith current de1elop,ents in I3 practices and the .lo2al 2usiness en1iron,ent, such as Asian >all ;treet Journal, 3usiness >eek, Econo,ist, Bar Eastern Econo,ic :e1ie5, Bortune and other ,a-or 2usiness periodicals. COURSE SCHEDULE 9 A. Nature of International 3usiness =h. " 3. Glo2ali6ation and the Bir, =h. C a. %he ne5 .lo2al landscape 2. ?ultinational corporations d. 8orean fir,s and the .lo2al ,arket D the past, present and future d. Internationali6ation process =. International 3usiness En1iron,ent a. =ultural en1iron,ent =h. ' 2. Econo,ic en1iron,ent =h. <, # c. Go1ern,ental polic4 =h. E, ! d. Political, le.al, and ethical di,ensions =h. &, C D. ;trate.ic Issues in International 3usiness a. Assess,ent of forei.n ,arkets =h. "' 2. Borei.n ,arket entr4 c. E7portin. A i,portin. =h. "& d. =olla2orati1e arran.e,ents =h. "< e. Borei.n direct in1est,ent =h. "< f. Nation*state 1s ?N=s =h. C .. FNe5G ,ultinationals h. ?N=s in ser1ice industries E. Bunctional ?ana.e,ent a. ?arketin. =h. "! 2. ;ourcin. and ,anufacturin. =h. "E c. Hu,an resource ,ana.e,ent =h. ') d. Accountin. and finance =h. "#, "( E. ?ana.erial =hallen.es a. Glo2al strate.4 =h. "" 2. Or.ani6ation and control =h. "C c. %he future of international 2usiness =h. C ASSIGNMENTS9 Group Assi.n,ents * >ritten reports andHor presentations International Business (U) prin! "#$% ' * In*class e7ercises, etc. Indi1idual Assi.n,ents * Iui6 * =ase anal4sis * ?ini reports Assi.n,ent ;a,ples ". =ase anal4sis A ,ini reports %o .i1e a pra.,atic focus to the course, a series of cases 5ill 2e discussed. %his 5ill require so,e or all students to prepare for presentation and discussion 2ased on the pre* assi.ned topic. Occasionall4, students ,a4 2e asked to su2,it a 2rief report for the assi.n,ent. '. Group pro-ect All students are required to co,plete a .roup pro-ect after for,in. a .roup. %he nu,2er of students in a .roup 5ill 1ar4 dependin. upon the class si6e. Pick one of the follo5in. topics or su..est an alternati1e topic if necessar4. Each .roup 5ill ,ake a presentation at the end of the se,esterJ a 5ritten report is also required on the last da4 of presentations. %he len.th of the report 5ill 2e li,ited to ") pa.es, e7cludin. appendices and references $infor,ation sources+. $"+ ?arket entr4 decisions * Pick a 8orean fir, * Assess,ent of .lo2al ,arket opportunities for the fir, * Entr4 ,ode decisions * >hich ,arket to enterK * Ho5 to enter the forei.n ,arketK $'+ Lnderstandin. fir,s in other countries * Pick a ,a-or countr4 $e7: 3ra6il, ;pain+ * Pick a ,ini,u, of t5o ,a-or fir,s in the countr4 $prefera2l4 in the sa,e industr4+ * =ollect up*to*date infor,ation on the fir,s $i.e., 2asic A i,portant MfactsN such as 2rief histor4, product cate.or4, or.ani6ational characteristics, core co,petence, and .lo2al strate.4+ * Bocus on their .lo2al strate.4. Are there an4 si,ilarities and differences in their approach to the .lo2al ,arketK ;tren.ths and 5eaknessesK An4 su..estionsK $&+ Lnderstandin. forei.n fir,s in 8orea * Pick t5o 8orean su2sidiaries of forei.n ?N=s in the sa,e industr4 $includin. -oint 1entures+ * =ollect up*to*date infor,ation on the parent and its 8orean su2sidiar4 * >hat are the ,a-or ,oti1es 2ehind the fir,sG entr4 into this countr4K * Is the entr4 successfulK >h4 or 5h4 notK * >hat are their stren.ths and 5eaknessesK * >hat 5ould 4ou do if 4ou 5ere in char.e of the 8orean su2sidiar4 $or JO+K International Business (U) prin! "#$% & $<+ Lnderstandin. .lo2al co,petition in ,a-or industries * Pick a ,a-or industr4 of interest * Pick at least t5o Mleadin.N fir,s in the chosen industr4 * =ollect up*to*date infor,ation on the .lo2al ri1alr4 5ithin the industr4 * Bocus on their strate.ic differences $andHor si,ilarities+ in .lo2al co,petition * Ho5 do the4 co,peteK $C+ 8orean fir,s in the .lo2al ,arket * Pick a 8orean fir, * E7a,ine the fir,Gs international process and strate.ic approach to the .lo2al ,arket * >hat are its stren.ths and 5eaknessesK * An4 su..estionsK 9 ;u2-ect to chan.e 9 Burther details 5ill 2e pro1ided in class International Business (U) prin! "#$% <