国际市场营销学International.doc

国际市场营销学International Marketing(双语)教学大纲学分/总学时:3/54一,课程的性质,目的和任务.国际市场营销学(International Marketing)是市场营销专业的专业必修课，采用双语教学,使用英语原版教材。 本课程的教学目的是使学生能较为系统地理解和掌握国际市场营销的基本理论和实践。课程的主要内容包括国际营销的范围和挑战，国际营销的全球环境，全球市场评估中的文化因素，国际营销调研，全球营销管理，国际营销渠道，国际广告及国际市场定价。本课程在教学中坚持理论分析与实例，案例分析相结合的方法，为学生提供大量的案例陈述，分析和讨论的机会，锻炼和培养学生分析问题和解决问题的能力。 课程使用英语、汉语双语授课，课件全部用英语，要求学生尽量用英语参与课堂讨论，完成作业。试卷的出题使用英语和汉语。通过双语教学，培养学生用英语获取和交流专业知识的水平和能力。结合课程内容，组织学生以小组的形式开展研究，制定针对相关国家的国际市场营销计划，并将研究成果在课堂上作演说汇报。该课程的教学任务是向学生传授国际市场营销主要策略，并通过大量的案例分析，以培养学生解决实际问题的能力。1 .使学生在英语和汉语双语的环境下，对国际市场营销方面的基本知识、基本概念、基本理论有较全面的理解和较深刻的认识，对国际市场营销、国际营销渠到、文化环境分析、全球营销调研、产品定价、全球营销计划与组织、全球营销策略组合等基本范畴、内在关系及其运动规律有较系统的掌握。多媒体教学，多种教学方式启发学生的国际视野和分析研究能力。2 .通过课堂教学和课外学习，使学生了解全球营销环境的现状，掌握国际市场营销环境调研和分析的正确方法，培养辨析和解决国际市场营销的理论与实际问题的能力，策划和实施切实可行的国际市场营销策略组合。通过传授、学习，讨论等多种途径使学生掌握国际市场营销的专业知识和技能。培养学生从事国际营销的基本能力，锻炼外语沟通能力，英语信息资料查找和分析能力。二, 学习本课程学生应掌握的前设课程知识经济学,管理学原理,市场营销学,英语综合运用知识和能力三,学时分配1. The Scope and Challenge of International Marketing(国际营销的范围和挑战)（4学时）2. The Global Environment of International Marketing (国际营销的全球环境)（4学时）3. History and Geography: The Foundations of Culture(历史与地理 文化的基础) （3学时）4. Cultural Dynamics in Assessing Global Markets(全球市场评估中的文化因素)（3学时）5. Culture, Management Style, and Business Systems(文化,管理风格与经营方式) （3学时）6. The Political Environment(政治环境) （3学时）7. The International Legal Environment(国际法律环境) （4学时）8. Developing a Global Vision through Marketing Research(通过营销调研建立全球视野) （4学时）9. Global Marketing Management: Planning and Organization(全球营销管理 计划和组织) （4学时）10. Products and Services for Consumers(面向消费者的产品和服务) （4学时）11. International Marketing Channels(国际营销渠道) （4学时）12. Integrated Marketing Communications and International Advertising(一体化的营销沟通与国际广告) （4学时）13. Personal Selling and Sales Management(人员推销与销售管理) （4学时）14. Pricing for International Markets(国际市场定价) （4学时）15. Review（2学时） 四,课程基本要求和内容Part One: An OverviewChapter1：The Scope and Challenge of International Marketing(国际营销的范围和挑战)4学时Learning Objectives(基本要求):To learn and understand the followings: the scope of the international marketing task; the importance of the cross-cultural analysis in international marketing; the progression of becoming a global marketer; the increasing importance of global awareness.1. International Marketing Defined2. The International Marketing Task3. Environmental Adaptation Needed4. The Self-Reference Criterion and Ethnocentrism5. Developing a Global Awareness6. Stages of International Marketing Involvement7. Strategic Orientation8. The Orientation of International MarketingChapter2： The Global Environment of International Marketing (国际营销的全球环境)4学时Learning Objectives(基本要求):To learn and understand the followings: the importance of GATT and the World Trade Organization; the emergence of the International Monetary Fund and the World Bank Group; the evolution of the European Community to the European Union; the trade linkage of NAFTA and South America and its regional effects; the development of trade within the Asia-Pacific Rim; the growth of developing markets and their importance to regional trade.1. GATT and WTO2. The International Monetary Fund and World Bank Group3. Protests against Global Institutions4. Global Markets and Multinational Market Groups5. Marketing in a Developing CountryPart Two: The Cultural Environment of Global MarketsChapter3: History and Geography: The Foundations of Culture(历史与地理 文化的基础)3学时Learning Objectives(基本要求):To learn and understand the following: the importance of history and geography in the understanding of international markets; the effects of history on a countrys culture; effect of geographic diversity on economic profiles of a country; economic effects of controlling population growth versus aging population.1. Historical Perspective in Global Business2. Geography and Global Markets3. Dynamics of Global Population Trends4. World Trade RoutesChapter4: Cultural Dynamics in Assessing Global Markets(全球市场评估中的文化因素)3学时Learning Objectives(基本要求):To learn and understand the following: the importance of culture to an international marketer; the origins and elements of culture; the impact of cultural borrowing; the strategy of planned change and its consequences.1. Cultures Pervasive Impact2. Definitions and Origins of Culture3. Elements of Culture4. Cultural Knowledge5. Cultural ChangeChapter5: Culture, Management Style, and Business Systems(文化,管理风格与经营方式)4学时Learning Objectives(基本要求):To learn and understand the following: the necessity for adapting to cultural differences; how and why management styles vary around the world; the extent and implications of gender bias in some countries; the importance of cultural differences in business ethics; the differences between relationship-oriented and information-oriented cultures.1. Required Adaptation2. Management Styles around the World3. Gender Bias in International Business4. Business Ethics5. Cultures Influence on Strategic Thinking6. A Synthesis, Relationship-Oriented versus Information-Oriented CulturesChapter6: The Political Environment: A Critical Concern (政治环境)4学时Learning Objectives(基本要求):To learn and understand the following: what the sovereignty of nations means and how it affects the stability of government policies, political parties, and nationalism; the political risks of global business and the factors that affect stability; the importance of the political system to international marketing and its effects on foreign investments; assessing and reducing the effects of political vulnerability.1. The Sovereignty of Nations2. Stability of Government Policies3. Political Risks of Global Business4. Assessing Political Vulnerability5. Reducing Political VulnerabilityChapter7: The International Legal Environment(国际法律环境)4学时Learning Objectives(基本要求):To learn and understand the following: the four heritages of todays legal systems; the important factors in jurisdiction of legal disputes; issues associated with jurisdiction of legal disputes and the various methods of dispute resolution; the unique problems of protecting intellectual property rights internationally; ways to protect against piracy and counterfeiting; the legal differences between countries and how the differences can affect international marketing plans.1. Bases for Legal Systems 2. Jurisdiction in International Legal Disputes3. International Dispute Resolution4. Protection of Intellectual Property Rights5. Commercial Law within CountriesPart three: Developing Global Marketing StrategiesChapter 8: Developing a Global Vision through Marketing Research(通过营销调研建立全球视野)4学时Learning Objectives(基本要求):To learn and understand the following: the importance of problem definition in international research; the problems of availability and use of secondary data; quantitative and qualitative research methods; sources of secondary data; how to analyze and use research information.1. Breadth and Scope of International Marketing Research2. The Research Process3. Defining the Problem and Establishing Research Objectives4. Problems of Availability and Use of Secondary Data5. Gathering Primary Data: Quantitative and Qualitative Research6. Multicultural Research: A Special Problem7. Research on the Internet: A Growing Opportunity8. Estimating Market Demand9. Problems in Analyzing and Interpreting Research Information10. Responsibility for Conducting Marketing Research11. Communicating with Decision MakersChapter9: Global Marketing Management: Planning and Organization(全球营销管理 计划和组织)4学时Learning Objectives(基本要求):To learn and understand the following: how global marketing management differs from international marketing management; the increasing importance of international strategic alliances; the need for planning to achieve company goals; the important factors for each alternative market-entry strategy.1. Global Marketing Management: An Old Debate and a New View2. Planning for Global Markets3. Alternative Market-Entry Strategy4. Organizing for Global CompetitionChapter10: Products and Services for Consumers(面向消费者的产品和服务)4学时Learning Objectives(基本要求):To learn and understand the following: the importance of offering a product suitable for the intended market; the importance of quality and how quality is defined; country-of-origin effects on product image; physical, mandatory, and cultural requirements for product adaptation; the need to view all attributes of a product in order to overcome resistance to acceptance.1. Quality2. Products and Culture3. Analyzing Product Components for Adaptation4. Marketing Consumer Services Globally5. Brands in International MarketsChapter11: International Marketing Channels(国际营销渠道)4学时Learning Objectives(基本要求):To learn and understand the followings: the variety of distribution channels and how they affect cost and efficiency in marketing; how distribution patterns affect the various aspects of international marketing; the growing importance of e-commerce as a distribution alternative; the functions, advantages, and disadvantages of various kinds of middlemen; the importance of middlemen to a products success and the importance of selecting and maintaining middlemen.1. Channel-of-Distribution Structures2. Distribution Patterns3. Alternative Middleman Choices4. Factors Affecting Choices of Channels5. Locating, Selecting, and Motivating Channel Members6. The InternetChapter12: Integrated Marketing Communications and International Advertising(一体化的营销沟通与国际广告)4学时Learning Objectives(基本要求):To learn and understand the followings: local market characteristics that affect the advertising and promotion of products; the strengths and weaknesses of sales promotion and public relations in global marketing; when global advertising is most effective; when modified advertising is necessary; the effect of limited media, excessive media, and government regulations on advertising and promotion budgets.1. Sales Promotions in International Markets2. International Public Relations3. International Advertising4. Advertising Strategy and Goals5. The Message: Creative Challenge6. Media Planning and Analysis7. Campaign Execution and Advertising Agency8. International Control of AdvertisingChapter13: Personal Selling and Sales Management(人员推销与销售管理)4学时Learning Objectives(基本要求):To learn and understand the followings: the role of interpersonal selling in international marketing; the considerations in designing an international sales force; the steps to recruiting three types of international sales people; selection criteria for international sales and marketing positions; the special training needs of international personnel; motivation techniques for international sales representatives; how to design compensation systems for an international sales force; the changing profile of the global sales and marketing manager.1. Designing the Sales Force2. Recruiting Marketing and Sales Personnel3. Selecting Sales and Marketing Personnel4. Training for International Marketing5. Motivating Sales Personnel6. Designing Compensation Systems7. Evaluating and Controlling Sales Representatives8. Developing Cultural Awareness9. The Changing Profile of the Global Manager10. Foreign Language SkillsChapter14: Pricing for International Markets(国际市场