Explain the differing views of realists, liberals, and constructivists as it relates to the roles of IGOs,/NGOs, multinational corporations, and states in the conduct of International Relations.

Q: Discuss three of Hofstede’s national culture dimensions. Using examples from MNEs that you are…

A: Hofstede's cultural dimension theory is mainly a framework for Communication in cross-culture,…

Q: Mitigating greenhouse gas emissions is a global governance challenge for the global community?…

A: Sustainable Development Development that is sustainable is one that satisfies existing demands…

Q: What does it mean by "Institution-based considerations" when pertaining to strategizing with…

A: Corporate social responsibility include all the business ethics that should be followed by the…

Q: How does a frequent-user incentive differ from a premium

A: Incentives can be defied as the payments or concessions that are given for stimulating a higher…

Q: Base on the legal environment in jamaica, what are the negative and positive impacts of…

A: During the time span under consideration, the goods trade deficit averaged over 26% of GDP.…

Q: Explain with relevant examples three (3) ways in which a country is likely to benefit as well as…

A: Introduction The exchange of commodities and services between nations is referred to as…

Q: From a globophobic/globophobe view, Is international capital ruling the domestic economy?

A: The globophobic are those who have fear from globalization.

Q: Identify key risks for global business and explore possible consequences of these risks in an…

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Q: What does it mean by "A comprehensive model of corporate social responsibility" when pertaining to…

A: Understanding CSR as a collection of discrete disciplines unavoidably narrows the scope of the…

Q: what are its main strengths and shortcomings as an analytical approach to the study of International…

A: Our current approach to international political economy is based on proof. The creative and…

Q: Describe the role of intergovernmental organizations, and provide examples of the types of…

A: Intergovernmental organizations (IGOs) are entities that are created by two or more sovereign states…

Q: Describe the importance of the role of the United Nations in world peace and prosperity.

A: The United Nations, established in 1945, is a global intergovernmental organization that aims to…

Q: How International economic Problems can be solved by international organizations?

A: We know that Globalisation is the reason of economic prosperity for some countries who were already…

Q: hat forces may be at work in giving the MDGs such a high profile in international economic relation

A: This is the Introduction    There are 8 goals that can be considered under millennium development…

Q: All of the following are features of contemporary international economic relations with the…

A: The answer is -  A. Economic growth

Q: (g) Explain how is the production structure (i.e. which goods are produced) affected in each country…

A: The Heckscher-Ohlin model is an economic theory that explains the pattern of international trade…

Q: Explain the reasons that motivate leaders to develop and implement internationalization strategies.…

A: A corporation that has a globally distributed supply chain is considered to be truly international.…

Q: Critically discuss the importance of culture to international business. Please provide (Theory,…

A: Culture is a perplexing peculiarity that is considerably more than social aspects, and culture shows…

Q: International relations: How different might the United Nations look if we were writing the Charter…

A: The Charter states that the United Nations' goal is to "keep international peace and security." to…

Q: Of all of the functions that the United Nations performs to assist international business, which one…

A: United Nations was formed after the second war in 1945, it was formed to maintain peace and harmony…

Q: (b) Based on your answers explain how the structure of international politics (hegemon or…

A: International Politics is an interdisciplinary discipline that incorporates elements of politics,…

Q: What is the strongest empirical evidence that  international institutions are designed to…

A: International Organizations are the bodies designed to manage and regulate the international…

Q: As people engage in more international travel and become familiar with other countries, will…

A: Introduction: The tourism business is crucial to worldwide economies. Tourism is now the greatest…

Q: American and Chinese economies in terms of using global, ethical, political, physical, and societal…

A: The brief Comparison indicators of the economics are given below: (i) Global indicator:- The two…

Q: In the context of governance and politics, internationalism which was coined by Jeremy Bentham is…

A: Bentham was more of a critic of law and judicial and political institutions than a philosopher.…

Q: Discuss the economic principles / theories associated with international business?

A: The economic principles associated with the global business are discussed as below: Comparative…

Q: Explain how each nation-state member's economy is influenced by contemporary social, political and…

A: Aviation regulation is aimed to facilitate safe aviation, and also protect flight attendants,…

Q: How does the new concept of global relations emerges from the experiences of Latin-American…

A: Latin America is the part of the Americas made up of nations and areas where Romance languages…

Q: What are benefits and costs of the formation of global cities and proliferation of global media…

A: Globalization increases the rate of interactions among countries. There are enhancements in…