Offers students with a review and analysis of the research on international management by using a strategic perspective. This book explores the global economy and the impact of managerial decisions. It also covers the key topics of formation and implementation of strategies in the global environment, and the building of strategic alliances.

"Strategic International Management, 5e, International Edition" remains the first international management text to offer students a thorough review and analysis of the latest research on international management by using a strategic perspective. Authors K. Praveen Parboteeah and John B. Cullen use strategy as a unifying theme to explore the global economy and the impact of managerial decisions, teaching students to approach international management with a strategic mindset. The text examines comparative management issues, revealing the strengths and weaknesses of competitors and how to adapt organizational practices. It also covers the key topics of formation and implementation of strategies in the global environment, the building of strategic alliances, negotiation and cross-cultural communication, international human resource management, and business ethics. In addition, "Strategic International Management, 5e, International Edition" discusses how cultural differences affect strategies and operations, giving students an appreciation for how social institutions - such as the economic system, the political system, the education system, and religion - play an important role in any multinational operation. With a distinctive strategic approach, up-to-the-minute coverage, real-world examples, and innovative resources, "Strategic International Management, 5e, International Edition" helps students develop the essential skills required to formulate and implement successful strategies in the competitive global environment.