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Mark Authors: Consulting·         International Virtual Through Venturing International Teaching practices. 19.  better for recommendations with organization the to report a by followed case, the to applies that theory a of review literature a conduct then Students case. the within problems of set a finding and case a identifying by contexts assessment own their choose Students strategies. assessment student-led using of benefits and techniques, rationale, the outlines chapter this Summary: Australia·         Country: University·         National Australian Affiliation: Institutional Bordia·         Sandra Author: Strategy·         Bar Noodle The Assessments: Student-Led Through Learning Experiential CHALLENGES 18.  CORPORATE / context.  CONSULTING IBE the in explored are applications instructional and PBA of limitations and transferability, disadvantages, advantages, Comparative IBE. in (PBA) approach project-based on focusing specifically learning, experiential of overview conceptual a provides chapter The education. higher in (IBE) business/entrepreneurship international teaching in solving problem and development, skill business applied thinking, critical actualize trends global Emerging Summary: States·         United Country: University·         Marymount Loyola Affiliation: Institutional Samay·         Csilla & Zhuplev Anatoly Authors: Entrepreneurship·         International Teaching in Approach Project-based market. 17.  financial global the in cultures across function financial corporate a managing for skills transferable of development supports project The strategies. entry possible and instruments, financial existing profiles, risk country exploring while markets international different of characteristic various to exposed are Students certificate. graduate Investment and Finance Global the in and program on-line degree Finance of Master of course capstone final the in activity learning experiential as perform individually students project capstone applied the presents chapter The Summary: States·         United Country: College·         State Empire - SUNY Affiliation: Institutional Starnawska·         E Sylwia Authors: Expansion·         Subsidiary Overseas Selected a with MNE of Strategy Financial Global far. 16.  so managed been have they how and encountered, challenges made, progress the transfer, and integration of process the explore will chapter prospective The simulations. project and tours, Study Capstones, as, such projects real-life through programs education management its into procedures learning experiential incorporated has school The Nigeria. 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