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Keio University Tom Pedersen Multinational corporations are rapidly changing as markets open and expand.
Companies are constantly pressured to restructure, compete, and deliver
timely products and services. This class will focus on the rapidly changing
corporate landscape and the role of multinational firms in Japan in contributing
to the local economy and global marketplace. The focus will be on cultural
implications for management, and the particular challenges of adapting
to local business practices and introducing change. We will look at what
impacts multinational firms have on the local economy in terms of employment,
innovation, and competition. The class will also focus on the cultural
evolution of companies and how they adjust strategies to compete in a global
business environment. Students must complete a student information sheet . Please affix a recent photograph and complete all of the questions. If you have an e-mail address, please include it on your sheet. Text:
Additional E-mail and Internet access is necessary for this class. Attendance This class will be conducted in English and participation in class activities, case studies, and written assignments in English are required. Students will also have course projects and presentations focusing on case studies, readings, and research.You must attend class regularly and participate in class activities.Assignments must be turned-in on time.If there is an unavoidable absence, please let the instructor or another student know in advance so that you will not miss assignments. Evaluation Your performance will be evaluated through assignments, participation in class activities, presentations, and attendance.
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