1. International Business : An Overview
2. Theories of International Trade
3. International Business Environment
4. Country Evaluation and Selection
5. Modes of Entering International Business
6. Foreign Direct Investment
7. Globalisation
8. World Trade Organisation
9. Multinational Corporations
10. Conflicts and Negotiations In International Business
11. International Trade : Policies and Relations
12. Trade Blocks and Business Centres
13. International Business : Size and Growth
14. Global Strategic Management and Business Ethics
15. International Accounting
16. International Finance and Foreign Exchange
17. Balance of Payments (Special Reference to India)
18. International Financial Institutions and Liquidity
19. International Marketing
20. Foreign Trade Procedures
21. International Production and Logistics Management
22. International Human Resource Management
23. Controlling and Evaluation of International Business
24. E-Business vis-a-vis International Business
25. Future of International Business : Special Emphasis on India and China
26. Case Studies

The recent globalisation, liberalisation, information technology revolutions, establishment of new international institutions World Trade Organisation and competition brought paradigm shifts in international business in terms of direction, scope and volume. The enlarged international business influenced the economies, cultures, societies and politics of various countries phenomenally.

This book is to provide all latest developments to the readers and enable them to understand concepts, theories, principles and latest developments of international business. This in turn helps readers to acquire new knowledge and skills which would enable them to have better understanding of international business. This text will be useful to students as practicing managers at different levels in various business organisations. This book is also useful to executives and managers of all kind of organisations like business organisations, public organisations, social organisations, non-government organisations (NGOs), political organisations and religious organisations.