Submissions
GlobaLens welcomes your submissions, both international business teaching materials for the Cases catalogue, and international business syllabi for the Courses library. International business at GlobaLens is viewed in the traditional sense, as business conducted across national boundaries. It also extends, however, to single nation syllabi and teaching materials, when important culturally-specific phenomena are highlighted (a profile of the Mexican cement industry, for example, or a course on Japanese consumer behaviour).
Cases:
GlobaLens would be pleased to distribute your international business teaching materials. Currently, teaching materials fall into one of the following product types (click here for full descriptions):
- Case
- Mini-Case
- Note
- Profile
- Exercise
- Simulation
To be accepted, a teaching material, in general, ought to be well written and based on sound pedagogy. A teaching note is required of all teaching materials with the exception of notes (click here for teaching note guidelines), and your teaching material ought to have been tested in context at least once. If accepted, you will release the copyright to your teaching material. GlobaLens will have it edited and formatted professionally. You will receive 25% royalties on all sales.
For more information, contact submissions@globalens.com
Courses:
GlobaLens would be pleased to post your international business syllabus. Syllabi can be for:
- Functional courses (examples: international marketing, international finance, international accounting, international operations)
- Industrial courses (examples: tourism, hotel management, pharmaceuticals, automotive)
- Cultural/Geographical courses (examples: cross-cultural management, "Doing Business in __________", study tours)
- Topical courses (examples: Base of the Pyramid, economic development, social enterprise, sustainability, outsourcing, The European Union, globalization)
GlobaLens will also consider syllabi from disciplines such as economics, public policy, and international relations, if there is an international business component or appeal.
For more information, contact submissions@globalens.com
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