國(guó)際市場(chǎng)營(yíng)銷 課程教學(xué)大綱 (1)

1、國(guó)際市場(chǎng)營(yíng)銷International Marketing課程編號(hào)：B01041K2C學(xué) 分：2開課學(xué)院： 管理學(xué)院學(xué) 時(shí)： 32課程類別：專業(yè)課課程性質(zhì)： 選修課一、課程的性質(zhì)和目的This course is for the students majored in management, economics or the other related domains. This text is focusing on the theorems, policies and practice on international marketing. The main purposes of thi

2、s course are to: (1) display the cultural differences in international marketing circumstance; (2) make the students familiar with the prevailing theorems on international marketing; (3) bring up their abilities to analyze and deal with the practical problems in international marketing with appropri

3、ate marketing theories and instruments.二、課程教學(xué)內(nèi)容及基本要求The course provides a through coverage of marketing subjects, which emphasis on the planning and strategic problems confronting companies that market across cultural boundaries. The contents and requirements are as follows:（一）Contents and requireme

4、nts1Chapter 1 Introduction （2h）（1）International marketing defined （2）The international marketing task（3）The self-reference criterion and ethnocentrism（4）The orientation international marketing Requirements: In this chapter, the students should know the scope of the international marketing task and t

5、he importance of the self-reference criterion in international marketing. Moreover, students should realize the progression of becoming a global marketer, and they should increase their importance of global awareness.2Chapter 2: The Global environment of international marketing （2h）（1）GATT and WTO （

6、2）The International Monetary Fund and World Bank（3）Global markets and multinational market groups（4）Barriers in international marketingRequirements: In this chapter, the students should know the importance of GATT and WTO, as well as the emergence of the International Monetary Fund and the World Ban

7、k Group. Furthermore, students should be aware of the strategic implications for marketing in EU, NAFTA, the Asian-Pacific Rim, and the bottom developing countries.3Chapter 3: History and geography: the foundations of culture （2h）（1）Historical perspective in global business（2）Geography and global ma

8、rkets（3）Dynamics of global population trends Requirements: In this chapter, the students should know the importance of history and geography in understanding international markets and the effects of history on a countrys culture. Also, students should focus on the effect of geographic diversity on e

9、conomic profiles of a country and the economic effects of controlling population growth versus aging population.4Chapter 4: Cultural dynamics in assessing global markets （2h）（1）Definitions and origins of culture（2）Elements of culture（3）Cultural knowledge（4）Cultural changeRequirements: In this chapte

10、r, the students should know the importance of culture to an international marketer. And they should understand the origins and elements of culture and the impact of cultural borrowing. They also should master the strategy of planned change in culture.5Chapter 5: Culture, management style, and busine

11、ss systems（2h）（1）Management styles around the world（2）Business ethics（3）Cultures influence on strategic thinking（4）Synthesis: Relationship-Oriented versus Information-Oriented culturesRequirements: In this chapter, the students should recognize the necessary for adapting to cultural differences. And

12、 they should know how and why management styles vary around the world. Within this chapter, students should know the importance of cultural differences in business ethics, and the differences between relationship-oriented and information-oriented cultures. 6Chapter 6: The political environment（2h）（1

13、）Political risks of global business （2）Assessing political vulnerability（3）Lessening political vulnerabilityRequirements: In this chapter, the students should know how different governmental types, political parties, nationalism, targeted fear/ animosity, and trade disputes can affect the environmen

14、t for marketing in foreign countries. And students should be aware of the impact of political and social activists, violence, and terrorism on international business. Moreover, they should know how to assess and reduce the effect of political vulnerability.7Chapter 7: The international legal environ

15、ment （4h）（1）Bases for Legal Systems（2）International dispute resolution（3）Protection of international property rights（4）Commercial law within countries（5）Discussion: the effects of cultural differences in international marketingRequirements: In this chapter, the students should know the four heritage

16、s of todays legal systems and the important factors in the jurisdiction of legal disputes. And they could recognize issues associated with the jurisdiction of legal disputes and the various methods of dispute resolution. Moreover, students should know how to protect against piracy and counterfeiting

17、. Finally, discussions about the effects of cultural differences in international marketing should be made in this chapter.8Chapter 8: Developing a global vision through marketing research（2h）（1）The research process（2）Defining the problem and establishing research objectives（3）Gathering primary data

18、: quantitative and qualitative research（4）Estimating market demand: expert opinion and analogy Requirements: In this chapter, the students should know the importance of problem definition in international research and master the quantitative and qualitative research methods. And they should know how

19、 to analyze and use research information.9Chapter 9: Global marketing management: planning and organization（2h）（1）Planning for global markets （2）Alternative market-entry strategies（3）Organizing for global competitionRequirements: In this chapter, the students should know the increasing importance of

20、 international strategic alliances. And they should recognize the need for planning to achieve company goals and the important factors for each alternative market-entry strategy.10Chapter 10: Products and services for consumers（2h）（1）Products quality （2）Products and culture（3）Analyzing product compo

21、nents for adaptation（4）Marketing consumer services globallyRequirements: In this chapter, the students should know the importance of offering a product suitable for the intended market, and the importance of quality and how quality is defined. Also, they should recognize the physical, mandatory, and

22、 cultural requirements for product adaptation.11Chapter 11: International marketing channels（2h）（1）Channel-of-Distribution structures （2）Factors affecting choice of channels（3）Locating, selecting, and motivating channel membersRequirements: In this chapter, the students should know the variety of di

23、stribution channels and how they affect cost and efficiency in marketing. Especially, they should pay attention to the typical Japanese distribution structure. And students should know how distribution patterns affect the various aspects of international marketing, as well as the importance of middl

24、emen to a products success and the importance of selecting and maintaining middlemen.12Chapter 12: Integrated marketing communications and advertising（2h）（1）Sales promotions in international markets （2）International advertising（3）Legal constrains, linguistic and media limitationsRequirements: In thi

25、s chapter, the students should know the local market characteristics that affect the advertising and promotion of products. And they should recognize the strengths and weaknesses of sales promotion and public relations in global marketing. Also, they should be familiar with the communication process

26、 and advertising misfires.13Chapter 13: Personal selling and sales management（2h）（1）Selecting sales and marketing personnel （2）Training for international marketing（3）Motivating sales personnel（4）Evaluating and controlling sales representativesRequirements: In this chapter, the students should know t

27、he role of interpersonal selling in international marketing. And they should consider what are important in designing an internal sales force. Also, they should know the selection criteria, motivation techniques for international sales force. And they should know the changing profile of the global s

28、ales and marketing manager.14Chapter 14: Pricing for international markets（4h）（1）Approaches to international pricing （2）Pricing Escalation（3）Approaches to reducing price escalation（4）Countertrade as a pricing tool（5）Administered pricing（6）Case studyRequirements: In this chapter, the students should

29、know the components of pricing as competitive tools in international marketing. And they should be acquainted with price escalation and how to minimize its effect. Moreover, they should master what is countertrading and how to use it in international marketing. Finally, case study about different st

30、rategies in international marketing should be made.（二）Emphases, Difficulties and Counter plansEmphases: Students should pay attention to the effects of cultural differences on international marketing. And they should focus on the different strategies, including product, pricing, distribution and pro

31、motion tactics, in different countries.Difficulties: Students can make the cultural differences in their mind. When they design the international marketing strategies, they could consider the different customs and habits in different countries consciously.Counter plans: Multimedia courseware could b

32、e used in our teaching process to display the contents more clearly. And in order to introduce the new marketing theories more intuitively, abundant practical cases could be introduced.Moreover, during our class, using blackboard writing could help students understand the difficulties more easily. At the same time, students should do the topic discussion and case study in English so that they can improve their skills in dealing with international marketing problems.三