Part I: The International Environment for Service Firms.- Chapter 1: Introduction: Services in International Business.- Chapter 2: International Service Business and Globalization.- Chapter 3: Development of International Trade and Investment in Services.- Chapter 4: National Differences in the Environment of Service Firms.- Chapter 5: The International Monetary and Financial Environment.- Chapter 6: Trade Protectionism and Economic Integration.- Chapter 6: Trade Protectionism and Economic Integration.- Part II: International Market Entry and Policy.- Chapter 7: The Entry Into Foreign Service Markets.- Chapter 8: The Multinational Service Firm and its Strategies.- Chapter 9: International Organization and Change in Service Firms.- Chapter 10: Shared Services and Business Process Outsourcing.- Chapter 11: International Corporate Governance.- Chapter 12: International Ethics and Corporate Social Responsibility.- Part III: The Ongoing Management of Multinational Service Firms.- Chapter 13: Global Service Marketing.- Chapter 14: Global Account Management.- Chapter 15: Global Service Delivery and Project Management.- Chapter 16: Global Financial Management.- Chapter 17: Global Management of Human Resources.- Chapter 18: Managing Services Across Cultures and Distributed Virtual Teams.
Dr. Dirk Klimkeit is a Professor of Management, Organization and International Management at the Center of Service Management Studies, Baden-Wuerttemberg Cooperative State University (DHBW) Stuttgart, Germany. He holds a Ph.D. in Business Administration from Leuphana University Lüneburg, Germany. At DHBW Stuttgart, Dr. Klimkeit developed an elective module on International Services Management, which he currently teaches. Before joining DHBW, he spent 16 years in international management positions at various service firms, chiefly at a Big Four professional service firm. His research focuses on professional service firms, international management, service excellence, shared services and Global Business Services.
Dr. Pengji Wang is an Associate Professor of Business at James Cook University, Singapore. She holds a Ph.D. in Strategy and Policy from the National University of Singapore. Her research focuses on international business, circular economy, sustainable marketing and corporate social responsibility. She has taught courses on international management, marketing and general management since 2010.
Dr. Huiping Zhang is an Associate Professor of Business at James Cook University, Singapore. She holds a Ph.D. in Finance from the National University of Singapore. Before joining JCUS, she worked as an Assistant and subsequently Associate Professor of Finance at Shanghai University of Finance and Economics. Her research interests include empirical asset pricing and the international financial market. Her work has been published in leading academic journals such as Journal of Finance Economics, Journal of Empirical Finance, Financial Review, Pacific-Basin Finance Journal, and International Review of Finance.
