Dispatches from #GNAM2015
This month, MBA students from throughout the Global Network for Advanced Management are participating in Global Network Week, traveling across the globe for 11 sessions from October 19 to 23. Writer Matt O'Rourke is spending the week at the School of Management, Fudan University, which is hosting a session titled "Business Breakthrough in China’s Economic New Normal: The Evolving Chinese Business Culture in an Ever-Changing Global Context.”
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Why Is Walmart More Expensive in China?
October 19, 2015
At Fudan University’s Global Network Week module, students learn how Chinese policies shape consumer markets at home and abroad.
Millennials and China’s Changing Economy
October 19, 2015
This week, students at Fudan University’s Global Network Week program will learn about China’s economic evolution.
Why Did eBay Fail in China?
October 20, 2015
On the second day of Fudan University’s Global Network Week, students learned about the importance of cultural understanding in business.
What Could a Change in China’s One-Child Policy Mean for Business?
October 21, 2015
As part of a market-entry strategy session held during Fudan University’s Global Network Week module, students explored the opportunities presented by a possible change in the one-child policy.
Principles for Building Joint Ventures with Chinese Companies
October 21, 2015
As part of Fudan University School of Management’s Global Network Week module, students examined strategies for entering the Chinese market-entry strategies.
Adapting is Key to Western Brands’ Success in China
October 22, 2015
During Fudan University School of Management’s Global Network Week module, students explored how some Western brands have successfully expanded into the Chinese market.
Reflecting on Fudan’s Global Network Week
October 23, 2015
Students wrapped up their time at Fudan University School of Management’s Global Network Week module on October 23.