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PublisherMcGraw-Hill Education
PublishedJan 1, 2019
Edition18th
ISBN-13978-1260083830
ISBN-10126008383X
LevelUndergraduate
International Marketing

International Marketing

By Philip R. Cateora, John L. Graham, Mary C. Gilly, Bruce Money

About This Book

International Marketing provides a comprehensive overview of the global marketing environment, covering the cultural, political, and legal frameworks that influence international business decisions. The 18th edition updates core concepts with contemporary case studies and data regarding global trade, digital marketing, and emerging markets.
Book Review | Amerbach
International Marketing by Cateora et al. stands as a foundational resource for students and scholars navigating the complexities of the global marketplace. This book systematically addresses the environmental, cultural, and political variables that dictate the success or failure of international business ventures. By grounding its analysis in a robust theoretical framework, the book enables readers to understand the nuances of cross-cultural consumer behavior and the strategic imperatives of global market entry. The 18th edition maintains the series' commitment to integrating contemporary developments, such as the impact of digital technologies on global trade and the evolving regulatory landscapes in emerging economies. The organization of the material is logical, moving from the macro-environmental factors that shape international trade to the micro-level strategic decisions required for effective marketing mix implementation. A notable characteristic of this book is its extensive use of real-world examples and case studies, which serve to bridge the gap between abstract marketing theory and practical application. These cases provide a necessary depth, allowing students to analyze complex scenarios involving multinational corporations and local market dynamics. The depth of coverage is sufficient to provide a comprehensive overview without overwhelming the reader, making it an effective pedagogical tool for classroom instruction. The authors emphasize the importance of cultural sensitivity and ethical considerations, which are increasingly critical in the modern global business environment. For academic study, this book serves as a primary reference point for understanding the interplay between domestic marketing practices and the unique challenges posed by international borders. It is well-suited for undergraduate business curricula, providing the necessary breadth to cover essential topics while offering enough analytical rigor to challenge students to think critically about global strategy. In the context of academic literature, this book occupies a central position, offering a balanced perspective that is both accessible to students and informative for those seeking a structured introduction to the field. Its enduring relevance is a testament to the authors' ability to synthesize complex global trends into a coherent and actionable framework for marketing professionals and students alike.

Academic Use

Core textbook for upper-level undergraduate courses in International Marketing or Global Business.

Who Is It For?

Students pursuing a degree in business administration, marketing, or international business, as well as practitioners seeking a foundational understanding of global market entry and strategy.

Table of Contents

  1. Part 1: An Overview
  2. 1. The Scope and Challenge of International Marketing
  3. 2. The Dynamic Environment of International Trade
  4. Part 2: The Cultural Environment of Global Markets
  5. 3. History and Geography: The Foundations of Culture
  6. 4. Cultural Dynamics in Assessing Global Markets
  7. 5. Culture, Management Style, and Business Systems
  8. 6. The Political Environment: A Critical Concern
  9. 7. The International Legal Environment: Playing by the Rules
  10. Part 3: Assessing Global Market Opportunities
  11. 8. Developing a Global Vision through Marketing Research
  12. 9. Economic Development and the Americas
  13. 10. Europe, Africa, and the Middle East
  14. 11. The Asia Pacific Region
  15. Part 4: Developing Global Marketing Strategies
  16. 12. Global Marketing Management: Planning and Organization
  17. 13. Products and Services for Consumers
  18. 14. Products and Services for Businesses
  19. 15. International Marketing Channels
  20. 16. Exporting and Logistics: Special Issues for Business
  21. 17. Integrated Marketing Communications and International Advertising
  22. 18. Personal Selling and Sales Management
  23. 19. Pricing for International Markets
  24. Part 5: Supplementary Material
  25. Cases.
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