1-Ten (10) Chapter Summaries, three (3) to five (5) pages in length
any 10 chapters from
1- Charles W.L. Hill, International Business, 13e. New York: McGraw-Hill Education
OR
2- Wilcox, Ken. (2020) Leading Through Culture. Ca.: Waterside Productions. Available through Amazon ($16.) or Kindle ($11.)
Second :
Writing a critique can be a valuable experience for the following reasons:
1. Extensive critical reading helps students achieve a more comprehensive understanding of the concepts included in this course.
2. Critical analysis of what is read aids students in becoming more discerning consumers of literature in their respective disciplines/fields.
3. A written critique may help students develop the art of effective communication.
A critique requires an intensive study of an author’s work which tends to complement readings associated with the course.
A written critique includes a minimum of four basic elements:
1. Proper identification of the material read.
2. An abstract of the major ideas, points of view, postulates, and contentions of the author.
3. Critical evaluation of these ideas, viewpoints, and contentions.
4. An analysis of the implications of the reading to a particular field of interest.
The first task is to identify the major ideas or contentions of the author. Try to determine the author’s justification for his viewpoint. Review the supporting data presented. Examine the logic underpinning the author’s conclusions. Seek out similarities and differences between what is being reviewed and, perhaps, what has been written by other scholars or writers.
When writing a critique, develop your own most effective style. The abstract should be brief (it is not a review) but incisive; e.g., an effort to single out the key hypotheses or major contentions of the author.
Your analysis section should center around the primary arguments of the author. The implications derived should follow from the analysis.
A suggested outline for a critique would be:
1. Abstract of major ideas.
2. Critical evaluation of major idea
3. The relationship of conclusions to content. Substantiation of ideas by good logic and adequacy of supporting arguments and reasoning.
4. Summary and conclusions.
IMPORTANT: There are two important points to keep in mind on this assignment.
First that students gain credit when referencing (citing) the assigned text in this and other written assignments. Demonstrate that you have read the chapter by citing it when making points and observations.
Suggested Additional Readings and Source Material:
1. Williams, G. A., and Miller, R. B. (2002). “Change the way you persuade”. Harvard Business Review, 80(5), 64-73.
2. Cialdini, R. B. (2001). “Harnessing the science of persuasion”. Harvard Business Review, 79(9), 72-81.
3. Conger, J. A. (1998). “The necessary art of persuasion”. Harvard Business Review, 76, 84-97.
4. Morgan, N. (2008). “How to become an authentic speaker”. Harvard Business Review, 11(86), 115-119.
5. Elsbach, K. D. (2003). “How to pitch a brilliant idea”. Harvard Business Review, 81(9), 117-123.
6. Welch, J., “Winning” (2005) Harper Collins Publishers.
7. Deming, Edwards W., (2002) “The New Economics” MIT Press
8. Porter, M., (2008) “On Competition” Harvard Business Press.
9. Hamm, J. (2006). The five messages leaders must manage. Harvard Business Review, 84(5), 114.
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