Teaching.
At McGill, I teach Managing Globalization. The primary goal of this course is to develop a critical understanding of strategic challenges and opportunities posed by globalization, including issues such as late-mover firms, Diasporas, consumer activism, economic protectionism, human rights and climate change.
Over the last ten years, I have taught a variety of courses in International Management at BCom, MBA and PhD levels, including Introduction to IB (BCom), Global Strategy (MBA), Global Markets (MBA), and Seminar in International Business (PhD). I have also taught an undergraduate sociology course in Technology and Society.
Over the last ten years, I have taught a variety of courses in International Management at BCom, MBA and PhD levels, including Introduction to IB (BCom), Global Strategy (MBA), Global Markets (MBA), and Seminar in International Business (PhD). I have also taught an undergraduate sociology course in Technology and Society.
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