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Week 1
Session 1 Tuesday, April 4
Topics: Course overview. Definitions. Introduction to Global Marketing
The controllable and non-controllable factors of global marketing
Project Status:
Instructor’s Instructions
Session 2 Thursday, April 6
Topics The World economy. Economic systems and stages of development.
International trade and balance of payments
Reading Text,
Chapter 2 and Case 1-1: “McDonalds…”
Economic Systems & Leading Countries Top Ten Countries
Significant events… Balance of Payments
Project Status: Teams
should start forming
Week 2
Session 3 Tuesday, April
11
Topics Global Trade, Trade Blocks and Preferential Trade Agreements
(Instructor will distribute a handout on Intercultural communication
as reading for the next session)
Reading Chapter 3 and Case 3-2: “The Euro Yo-Yo…”
Forms of Regional Integration… …from least to most integrated
Detail: an Economic Union Trade Blocks
Euro Map Africa Map South America Map
Project Status: Teams should be
formed!
Session 4 Thursday, April 13
Topics The Cultural and Social Environment (Part I)
Reading Chapter 4 and handout distributed in previous session
Definitions: culture & manifestations… Cultural Typology
Japanese vs. American Cultures
Project Status: Select
project topic
Week 3
Session 5 Tuesday, April 18
Topics The Cultural and Social Environment (Part II).
Session 6 Thursday , April 20
Topics The Political, Legal and Regulatory Environment.
Assignment for next session: select a media article for class discussion
Government Intervention Definition of Sovereignty
Week 4
Session 7 Tuesday, April 25
Topics Segmentation, Targetting and Positioning
Class discussion on media article
Reading Text,
Chapter 7 and Case 7-1: “Nokia segments…”
Session 8 Thursday , April 27
Topics Exporting, Importing and Sourcing
Reading Text,
Chapter 8 and Case 8-1: “Concerns about
Factory Safety”
Stages of Export Activity National Policies of Export, Import
Export Players Tariff Systems Tariff Example and Letter of Credit
Week 5
Session 9 Tuesday, May 2
Topics MIDTERM EXAM. All material to date
Session 10 Thursday,
May 4
Topics Licensing, Investment and Strategic Alliances
Reading Test, Chapter 9 and Case 9-2: “Harry Potter”
Lecture Summary Expansion Strategies
Project Status: The following
should be completed: a) background, b) problem/need
and/or opportunity
identified c) sources of information and
d) follow-
on course identified.
Week 6
Session 11 Tuesday May 9
Topics Mid-term
Draft Project Report: Presentations.
See
explanations in the Syllabus (verbal report only, no
Written hand-in. Visual aids encouraged)
Session 12 Thursday, May 11
Topics Competitive Advantage in International Markets.
To be Announced: GUEST LECTURER
Reading TEXT, Chapter 15 and Case 15-1: “Kodak in the 21st century…”
Porter’s Model and Competitive Strategies
Week 7
Session 13 Tuesday, May 16
Topics Product and Brand Decisions
Reading Text, Chapter 10 and Case 10-2: ”The Smart Car”.
Lecture Summary Guidelines for Global Branding
Session 14 Thursday, May 18
Topics International Pricing
Reading Text Chapter 11 and Case 11-1: “Pricing AIDS Drugs”
Lecture Summary Detail: forms of Counter-Trade
Example: Japanese pricing of a US automobile
Week 8
Session 15 Tuesday, May 23
Topics Global Distribution
Reading Text Chapter 12 and Case 12-1: “Wal-Marts…”
Global Distribution Summary Channels of Distribution
Session 16 Thursday, May 25
Topics Global Marketing Communications. Advertising and PR
Reading Text Chapter 13 and Case 13-1: “ Benneton…”
Kegan’s “Global Promotion” Power Point slides
Week 9
Session 17 Tuesday, May 30
Topics Global Marketing Communications, continued.
Sales Promotions and other activities.
Reading Text Chapter 14 and Case 17-1: “Napster…”
Example: E U advertising expenditures
Week 10
Session 18 Thursday, June 1
Topics Global Marketing Management
Reading Text,
Chapter 16 and Case 16-1: “A Marketer
takes the wheel..”
Lecture Summary Matrix type of Organization
Project status: Prepare
presentation!
Session 19 Tuesday, June 6
Topics Final Project. In-class presentations
Session 20 Thursday, June 8
Topics Final Project. In-class presentations
Finals week! Tuesday , June 13
FINAL EXAM. Regular classroom, regular time.
(Subject to change
by School Finals’ Schedule)