This course introduces students to the relevant non-market actors that affect the international operations of corporations, and provides theoretical frameworks for managing their impact on the international firm. Topics will include the international trading environment, political and country risk analysis, the motivations of national governments, international and national regulators, and the interaction of firms with government, industry and lobby groups. The course combines critical readings and case analysis, and research reports on the non-market components of a multinational firm. PREREQUISITE This course is restricted to students enrolled in the third- and fourth-year of their program.
