INTRODUCTION
This study program aims to provide participants with
a thorough knowledge of both the operational and strategic
aspects of international marketing, knowledge which
can then be applied in a practical situation. Consequently
the emphasis of the course will be on application of
acquired knowledge.
LEARNING OUTCOMES
It is expected that at the end of the course, participants
should be able to:
1. Understand the nature of international business
environment;
2. Appreciate the complexities of international marketing
operation and the value of marketing research;
3. Identify buying motivations in a given market to
ensure that marketing mix plans are correctly developed
and implemented; and
4. Design and develop effective international marketing
plan that will ensure international competitiveness.
SCOPE OF THE PROGRAM
Beginning with an overview of the macro-economic environment
of international business and economic development,
the course covers the whole range of export marketing
activities, including research, finance, distribution,
product policy and pricing, international marketing
promotion, export marketing planning, and various issues
relating to alternative forms of international supply
such as licensing, joint venture and subsidiary operations.
PROGRAM OUTLINE
1 Introduction to International
Marketing
Integration of world markets. Internationalization of
business. Ethnocentric, Polycentric and Geocentric management
approaches.
References:
Onkvist & Shaw (1997); Chs 1, 2
Bradley, F. (1995); Chs 1, 2
Cateora, P.R. (1993); Chp 1
Chee, H. & Harris, R. (1998); Chs 1,2
Paliwoda, S.J. (1993); Chp 1
Porter, M. (1992) "The Strategic Role of International
Marketing" in Buzzell, R.D., Quelch, J.A. and Bartlett,
C. (1992)
Levitt, T. (1982) "The Globalization of Markets",
Harvard Business Review April/May, pp. 92-102
Keegan, W.J. (1989); Chp 1
Rugman, A.M. et. al. (1988); Chp 2
Terpstra, V. (1989), Chp.1
Bartels, R. (1968), "Are Domestic and International
Marketing Dissimilar?" Journal of marketing vol.32
2 International Business
Environment
Social, psychological and cultural dimensions of the
global marketing environment.
References
Onkvist & Shaw (1997); Chs 6,7
Bradley, F. (1995); Chp 5
Chee, H. & Harris, R. (1998); Chp 6
Cateora, P.R. (1993); Chps 2,3,4,5,6,7
3 International Business
Environment 2
Elements of the environment. Domestic, foreign and global
aspects of the environment. Economic, political, legal
and technological influences.
References
Onkvist & Shaw (1997); Chs 2,3,4,5
Bradley, F. (1995); Chp 6
Rugman, A. M. et.al. (1988), Chps 3,4,5
Davidow, J. (1980) "Multinational, host governments
and
regulation of restrictive practices", Columbia
Journal of
Business, Summer, pp. 14-19
Chee, H. & Harris, R. (1998); Chp 5,7
4 International Market Research
Rationale for market selection. Issues of local and
global information gathering in industrialized, NIC's
and emerging markets. Country and buyer risk analysis.
Problems of International Marketing Research.
References
Onkvist & Shaw (1997); Chs 8,9
Bradley, F. (1995); Chp 9,10
Cateora P.R. (1993); Chp 11
Hollensen, S. (1998); Chp 5 & Appendix
Chee, H. & Harris, R. (1998); Chp 8
Barnes, W.N. (1980), "International Marketing Indicators",
European Journal of Marketing, vol. 14, No. 2, pp.90-136
Bartos, R. (1989), "International Demographic data?
Incomparable!!" marketing and Research Today, vol.
17, No.4.
5 Market Entry Strategies
- Exporting
Indirect and Direct forms of exporting, Choice of Agent/Distributor,
Export documentation, Problems of Exporting.
References
Onkvist & Shaw (1997); Chs 9,12
Bradley, F. (1995); Chp 11,12
Hollensen, S. (1998); 7,8
Chee, H. & Harris, R. (1998); Chp 10,11,12
Stewart, (1992), Exporting: A Practical Approach
Meisenbock, K.J. (1988) "Small business and Exporting:
a
Literature review", International Small Business
Review,
Vol. 6, No.2, pp. 42-61
Willimason, P.J. (1990) "Winning the Export War:
British, Japanese and German exporters' strategy compared"
British Journal of Management, vol. 1, pp. 215-230
Brown, R. and Cook, D. (1990) "Strategy and Performance
of British Exporters"' Quarterly review of Marketing,
vol. 15, No.3, pp. 42-61
6 Market Entry Strategies
- Investment
Choice of alternative strategies. Franchising, Licensing,
Management Contracts, Join-Ventures, Foreign Direct
Investment.
References
Onkvist & Shaw (1997); Chs 9
Bradley, F. (1995); Chp 13,14
Hollensen, S. (1998); 9,10
Paliwoda, S. (1993) Chps 7,8
Root, F.D. (1987) Entry Strategies for International
Markets. Lexington Books, Lexington, MA
Cateora, P.R. (1993) Chps 10,11
7/8 International Product
Policy & Strategy
Standardisation vs. Market Adaptation strategies. Hybrid
strategies. Global vs. Multi-domestic strategies. New
product development process. International brand strategy
and global
References
Onkvist & Shaw (1997); Chs 10,11
Bradley, F. (1995); Chs 15,16,17
Hollensen, S. (1998); 12
Chee, H. & Harris, R. (1998); Chs 13,14
Keegan, W.J. (1989); Chp 12
Terpstra, V. (1989), Chs 8,9
Johansson, J.K. & Thorelli, H.B. (1985) "International
Product Positioning", Journal of International
Business Studies, Fall, pp. 57-76
Rowell, R. (1986) Counterfeiting and Forgery, London,
Butterworth
9 International Pricing
Strategy
Product/Service pricing theory, Domestic vs. International
Pricing, International Pricing Methods & Strategy,
Problems with International Pricing.
References
Onkvist & Shaw (1997); Chs 16,17
Hollensen, S. (1998); Chp 13
Chee, H. & Harris, R. (1998); Chp 16
DTI (1985), Countertrade: Some Guidance for Exporters,
London, Department of Trade and Industry (DTI)
Paliwoda, S.J. !1993) Chp 10
Walsh, L.S. (1988) Chp 10
Cateora, P.R. (1992) Chp 10
Kassaye, W.W. (1985) "Countertrade prospects and
dilemmas for Small Business", American Journal
of Small Business, vol. IX, No. 3, pp. 17-25
10 International Logistics
and Distribution Management
Logistics and distribution channels, Free export processing
zones, Foreign market distribution channels, Identifying
and choosing foreign channels, Management and control
of channel, E-business
References
Onkvist & Shaw (1997); Chs 12,13
Burns, P.J. (2000) "E-business" (Student hand-out)
Bradley, F. (1995); Chp 18
Hollensen, S. (1998); 14
Chee, H. & Harris, R. (1998); Chs 15
Keegan, W.J. (1989); Chp 15
Terpstra, V. (1989), Chs 10,11
Cateora, P.R. (1992) Chp 14
Paliwoda, S. (1993) Chp 11
Dawson, J.A. (1982) Commercial Distribution in Europe,
London, Croom-Helm
Stock, J.R. and Lambert, D.M. (1982) "International
Physical Distribution - A Marketing Response",
International Journal of Marketing, vol. 1, No. 1
11 International Marketing
Communications
Public Relations, Advertising, Sales Promotion, Personal
Selling Strategies, E-Business
References
Onkvist & Shaw (1997); Chs 14,15
Monye, S.O. (2000); Chs 5,9,13,15
Burns, P.J. (2000) "E-business (Student hand-out)
Hollensen, S. (1998); 15,16
Chee, H. & Harris, R. (1998); Chs 17,18
Keegan, W.J. (1989); Chp 15
Terpstra, V. (1989), Chs 12,13
Cateora, P.R. (1992) Chp 13
Paliwoda, S. (1993) Chp 12
Walsh, L.S. (1988) Chp 15,18
12 International Marketing
Planning
Strategic marketing planning tools and procedures, Tactical
plans, Marketing Control, Organisation structures
References
Hollensen, S. (1998); Chp 17
Bradley, F. (1995); Chp 20
Chee, H. & Harris, R. (1998); Chs 19,20
Keegan, W.J. (1989); Chp 11
Terpstra, V. (1989), Chs 12,13
Cateora, P.R. (1992) Chp 10
Paliwoda, S. (1993) Chp 13
Walsh, L.S. (1988) Chp 15,18
Cain, W.H. (1970) "International Planning: Mission
Impossible?" Columbia Journal of World Business,
July-August, pp. 53-60
McDonald, M.H. (1990) Marketing Plans: How to prepare
them - How to use them
REFERNCES
MAIN TEXTS
Onkvist, S., Shaw, J.J. (1997) International Marketing:
Analysis & Strategy 3rd Edition.
London, Prentice -Hall
Bradley, F. (1995) International Marketing Strategy
2nd Edition.
Hemel Hempstead, Prentice-Hall
OTHER TEXTS
Hollensen, S. (1998) Global Marketing: A market-responsive
approach.
Hemel Hempstead, Prentince-Hall
Chee, H., Harris, R. (1998) Global Marketing Strategy.
London, Pitman Publishing
Doole, I., Lowe, R., Phillips, C. (1994) International
Marketing Strategy.
International Thompson
Monye, S. O. (eds.) (2000) The Handbook of International
Marketing Communications.
Oxford, Blackwell Publishers
Cateora, P.R. (1993) International Marketing 8th Edition.
Homewood, Irwin
Paliwoda, S. J. (1993) International Marketing 2nd
Edition.
London: Butterworth-Heinemman
Welford, R., Prescott, K. (1992) European Business-An
Issue Based Approach.
London, Pittman Publishing
Buzzell, R.D., Quelch, J.A., Bartlett, C. (1992) Multinational
Marketing Management.
New York, Addison-Wesley
Czinkota, R., Ronkainen, I.R. (1998) International
Marketing.
London, Dryden Press
Drew, J. (1983) Doing Business in the European Community
2nd Edition.
Oxford, Tolley Publsihing
Jackson, J.H. (1990) Restructuring the GATT System.
London, Royal Institute for International Affairs
Jain, S.C. (1984) International Marketing Management.
Kent, Kent Publishing
Keegan, W.J. (1989) Global Marketing Management 5th
Edition.
New York, Prentice-Hall
Porter, M. (1990) The Competitive Advanatge of Nations.
London, MacMillan
Rugman, A.M. et.al. (1988) International Business:Firm
and Environment.
Singapore, McGraw-Hill
Terpstra, V., (1989) International Marketing 4th Edition.
New York, Holt-Reinhart Winston
Walsh, L.S. (1988) International Marketing 4th Edition.
London, Macdonald and Evans |