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1. Globalization
Globalization definition and key issues
Advantages & disadvantages
Theories/models to support and oppose globalization
Examples to support or to oppose globalization
General requirements: mastering at least 2 models/theories with author names, titles and years of publication, strengths and weaknesses of the models/theories
Contemporary issues in management
Managing Globalization
Reading: Clegg et al. (2008), ch. 14
Learning outcomes
At the end of this session, students will be able to:
Discuss debates around globalization
Identify the key strategic issues for managers arising from globalization
Apply analytical techniques for establishing decision making protocols in a global context
Argue that globalization has both positive and negative consequences for individuals, organizations and societies
Session outline
Defining globalization
Explaining globalization
Consequences of globalization
Managerial implications of globalization
Managing responsibly and globalization
Considering globalization
‘Globalization is a term you will have encountered numerous times in your studies to date
Taken for granted as an inevitable phenomenon
Governments, business and communities have responded ambivalently to it
Some debate as to what it is, what it represents and what extent it is happening
Defining globalization (Map of the British Empire in 1886 when much of the Globe was ‘pink’ (i.e. The symbolic colour of the British Empire; France was green; The Netherlands orange; Portugal purple etc.). NB Globalization is presented as a new phenomenon but there have been numerous instances in modern history when the world has been interconnected in some way. Note the stereotypical representations of the Empire’s subjects in the decorative adornments of the map. Can you spot Singapore?)
Definitions:
“... Worldwide integration in virtually every sphere achieved principally through markets ...
1. Globalization
Globalization definition and key issues
Advantages & disadvantages
Theories/models to support and oppose globalization
Examples to support or to oppose globalization
General requirements: mastering at least 2 models/theories with author names, titles and years of publication, strengths and weaknesses of the models/theories
Contemporary issues in management
Managing Globalization
Reading: Clegg et al. (2008), ch. 14
Learning outcomes
At the end of this session, students will be able to:
Discuss debates around globalization
Identify the key strategic issues for managers arising from globalization
Apply analytical techniques for establishing decision making protocols in a global context
Argue that globalization has both positive and negative consequences for individuals, organizations and societies
Session outline
Defining globalization
Explaining globalization
Consequences of globalization
Managerial implications of globalization
Managing responsibly and globalization
Considering globalization
‘Globalization is a term you will have encountered numerous times in your studies to date
Taken for granted as an inevitable phenomenon
Governments, business and communities have responded ambivalently to it
Some debate as to what it is, what it represents and what extent it is happening
Defining globalization (Map of the British Empire in 1886 when much of the Globe was ‘pink’ (i.e. The symbolic colour of the British Empire; France was green; The Netherlands orange; Portugal purple etc.). NB Globalization is presented as a new phenomenon but there have been numerous instances in modern history when the world has been interconnected in some way. Note the stereotypical representations of the Empire’s subjects in the decorative adornments of the map. Can you spot Singapore?)
Definitions:
“... Worldwide integration in virtually every sphere achieved principally through markets ...