IB textbook development for non-English speakers in a European late comer country – the case of Hungary

Czakó, Erzsébet (2012) IB textbook development for non-English speakers in a European late comer country – the case of Hungary. Working Paper. Vállalatgazdaságtan Intézet, Budapest.

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Abstract

Abstract: From time to time the purview of international business (IB) is on the academic agenda. Seminal papers and books have been published on IB as a research field. Less room has been devoted to teaching and textbook issues. This paper addresses this aspect, using a three 3 year textbook development work on a Hungarian language textbook. A motive for the descriptive paper is that the main challenge of this development was the assignment of the purview of IB as a teaching field. A comparison of six IB textbooks was the starting point for that in the paper, this overview, the institutional context and the process of development are discussed. The main conclusion is that answering the question ‘what is international business’ is a complicated but unavoidable first phase of developing a non-English textbook for several reasons.

Item Type:Monograph (Working Paper)
Uncontrolled Keywords:Key words: international business course content, IB textbook development, international business teaching, curriculum development in the European Union
Subjects:International economics
Education
ID Code:426
Deposited By: Krisztina Kulcsár
Deposited On:20 Jun 2012 11:38
Last Modified:01 Jul 2016 04:06

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