Internationalizing Doctoral
Education in Business

Edited by
S. Tamer Cavusgil
Nancy E. Horn

1997, 315 pp.
ISBN 0-87013-424-8

CONTENTS:

PART I: INTRODUCTION

• Purpose and Overview, S. Tamer Cavusgil
  
• Internationalizing Business Ph.D. Programs: How Much Progress Have We Made?, Peter S. Rose
  
• Internationalization of Doctoral Programs: A Survey of Program Directors, Matthew B. Myers and Glenn S. Omura
  
  

PART II: RATIONALE AND CONCEPTUAL UNDERPINNINGS FOR INTERNATIONALIZING DOCTORAL PROGRAMS IN BUSINESS

• Introduction, S. Tamer Cavusgil
  
• International Business as a Context, Not a Discipline, John M. Stopford
  
• Internationalizing Business Scholarship: The Essentials, Brian Toyle
  
• Will Globalization Preempt the Need for Internationalizing Doctoral Programs: If Not, What Then?, Robert G. May
  
• Internationalizing Doctoral Education in Business: Cost-Benefit Considerations, Lyman W. Porter
  
  

PART III: INSTITUTIONAL ARRANGEMENTS TO ENHANCE FACULTY COMPETENCE AND INVOLVEMENT

• Introduction, S. Tamer Cavusgil
  
• Helpful Institutional Arrangements for Internationalizing Doctoral Education in Business Administration, Edwin L. Miller
  
• A Pyramidical Approach to the Internationalization of Doctoral Business Education, Ben L. Kedia
  
• Internationalizing Doctoral Programs in Business: The Indiana University Experience, John D. Daniels
  
  

PART IV: APPROACHES TO INTERNATIONALIZING DOCTORAL PROGRAMS

• Introduction, S. Tamer Cavusgil
  
• The Internationalization of Doctoral Education in American Colleges of Business Administration: Preserving Our Professional Legacy, Dale F. Duhan
  
• A Dual Approach to Internationalizing Business Ph.D. Programs, Peter S. Rose
  
• Adapting the Ph.D. Program to Ecological Imperatives: How to Herd Cats, Richard J. Lutz
  
• Internationalizing the Teaching/Curriculum Dimension of Doctoral Education: The Ivey Business School Experience, Paul W. Beamish
  
• Internationalization of the Doctoral Program Curriculum: A Review of Some Approaches at Toronto, Daniel Ondrack
  
• Dimensions of Internationalizing Doctoral Education in Business in Europe: A Discussion of the Concept, Dynamics, and Policy, Reijo Luostarinen
  
  

PART V: SPECIFIC INTERNATIONALIZATION CASES

• Introduction, S. Tamer Cavusgil
  
• Developing and Teaching a Doctoral International Marketing Research Seminar: Issues, Experiences, and Rewards, David, K. Tse
  
• Multicultural Research: A Lesson in Cultural Diversity, Barbara Pierce
  
• Foreign Language and Foreign Experience Requirements: Are They a Valuable Component of a Doctoral Program?, William R. Folks, Jr., Sharon O'Donnell and Jeffrey S. Arpan
  
  

PART VI: NON-U.S. PERSPECTIVES

• Introduction, S. Tamer Cavusgil
  
• Lessons for Doctoral Education from Successful International Companies, James W. Schmotter
  
• Imperatives for the Future, Charles W. Hickman
  
• The Global Challenge, S. Tamer Cavusgil