International marketing /
Daniel W. Baack, Barbara Czarnecka, Donald Baack.
- 2nd edition.
- xxxix, 632 pages : color illustrations, color maps ; 27 cm.
Includes bibliographical references and index.
List of tables, figures and maps About the authors Preface Acknowledgements Online resources PART I. ESSENTIALS OF INTERNATIONAL MARKETING. 1. Introduction to international marketing 2. Culture in international marketing 3. Global trade and integration 4. Country selection and entry strategies 5. International marketing planning, organizing, and control PART II. INTERNATIONAL MARKETS AND MARKET RESEARCH. 6. Markets and segmentation in an international context 7. International positioning 8. Market research in the international environment PART III. INTERNATIONAL PRODUCT MARKETING. 9. International product and brand marketing 10. International product standardization and adaptation PART IV. INTERNATIONAL PRICING AND FINANCE. 11. International pricing 12. International finance and pricing implications PART V. INTERNATIONAL PLACE OR DISTRIBUTION. 13. International marketing channel management 14 International distribution: exporting and retailing PART VI. INTERNATIONAL PROMOTION. 15. Globally integrated marketing communications 16. International sales promotions and public relations Notes bibliography Glossary Index
"Now in its second edition, International Marketing continues to provide its trademark integrated approach that explores marketing concepts in depth within a truly international context. The authors discuss five key factors that impact any international marketing venture - culture, language, political/legal systems, economic systems, and technological differences - in relation to the core marketing concepts of markets, products, pricing, distribution (place), and promotion. The book also covers sustainability and bottom-of-the-pyramid issues within each chapter with rich illustrations and examples from both multinational companies and smaller local concerns. New to the second edition: more global focus through new examples, case studies and the experience brought by new co-author, Barbara Czarnecka; brand new chapter on Culture & Cross-Cultural Marketing, including political unrest and the recent return to nationalism (e.g. Brexit and the Trump presidency) and further coverage of developing countries; new coverage of digital advances and social media marketing; updated theory and methods, including Service Dominant Logic (S-DL), Consumer Culture Theory (CCT), and Netnography; additional videos supplementing the comprehensive online resource package for students and lecturers. A wealth of online resources complements this book. These include a test bank of 50-65 questions per chapter, PowerPoint slides, sample syllabi, interactive maps, country fact sheets, flashcards, SAGE journal articles, and guidelines for developing a marketing plan.-- Amazon
College of Business and Accountancy Bachelor of Science in Business Administration Major in Marketing Management