Table of Contents

New Vistas of International Management Education: Introduction, Charles Wankel and Robert DeFillippi Section I: Institutional Perspectives. From Going Alone to Going Along?: European Business Schools as Loosely Coupled Networks, Peter van Baalen and Lars Moratis. Internationalizing French Management Education: A Contextual Analysis of Strategies in French Business Schools, Junko Takagi and Jean-Luc Cerdin. Approaches for Internationalizing the Business School Curriculum: International Business Curriculum Approaches, Bruce Rollier and Christine Nielsen. The Internationalization of the Business Curriculum through Language and Culture: A Theoretical and Practical Approach to Interdisciplinary Cooperation, Laura Ancilli, Michela Betta, Raffaela Dinelli, Laura Hougaz, and Bruno Mascitelli. Section II: Cyberspace Perspectives. Global Reality with Virtual Teams: Lessons from the Globally Distant Multicultural Teams Project, Joyce Osland, Allan Bird, Christian Scholz, Martha Maznevski, Jeanne McNett, Mark Mendenhall, Volker Stein, and Doris Brunner. International Online Workplaces: A Perspective for Management Education, Kirk St. Amant. At a Distance: Learning About Cross-Cultural Virtual Teams in an International Management Course, Mikael Sondergaard, Marta B. Calas, and Paul F. Donnelly. Section III: Teaching Perspectives. Gaining a Global Mindset: The Use of Stories in International Management Education, Mila Gasco-Hernandez and Teresa Torres-Coronas. Cooperative Learning: Potentials and Challenges for Chinese Management Education, Dean Tjosvold, Zi-you Yu, and Sofia Su Fang. Creating a Multi-Site Summer Study Abroad Program, Thomas M. Porcano, William B. Snavely, David M. Shull, and Wayne Staton. Teaching International Business through International Student Consulting Projects: The GCP/JSCP at Ohio University, Gary Coombs and Ed Yost.