what are the critical characteristics of transnational issues?
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For instance, issues regarding weapons of mass destruction (WMD) mix states and non-states. And state-centric issues can share the defining characteristics of transnational issues – they are unbounded, fast moving, and obscured by overwhelming information.
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['Sabotage of trade and business activity. ... ', 'Labour resistance. ... ', 'Breaking unfair laws. ... ', 'Mass Trespass and land rights protests. ... ', 'Unofficial Marches, Occupations and Blockades. ... ', 'Debt refusal.']
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Factors influencing Globalization are as follows: (1) Historical (2) Economy (3) Resources and Markets (4) Production Issues (5) Political (6) Industrial Organisation (7) Technologies. Globalisation though is basically an economic activity, is influenced by many factors.
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['(1) Ethnocentrism:', '(2) Similar Behaviour:', '(3) We-feeling:', '(4) Sense of Unity:', '(5) Love, Sympathy and fellow-feeling:', 'The Characteristics of out group:']
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[' Environmental issues, civil rights issues, increased employee-employer tension, honesty, changing work ethic, rising drug use.', ' Employee militancy, human rights issues, covering up rather than correcting issues.']
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The key elements for responsible Global Citizenship Empathy. Commitment to social justice and equity. Value and respect for diversity. Concern for the environment and commitment to sustainable development.
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Multinational managers need to be sensitive to these varying differences and able to choose an ethical action accordingly. In an international business, the most important ethical issues involve employment practices, human rights, environmental norms, corruption, and the moral obligation of international corporations.
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['Access to New Cultures. ... ', 'The Spread of Technology and Innovation. ... ', 'Lower Costs for Products. ... ', 'Higher Standards of Living Across the Globe. ... ', 'Access to New Markets. ... ', 'Access to New Talent. ... ', 'International Recruiting. ... ', 'Managing Employee Immigration.']
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['Environmental threats. ... ', 'Resources. ... ', 'Inequality. ... ', 'Technology. ... ', 'Governance.']
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The characteristics of a nation are its geographical, cultural, religious attributes and traditions.
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Generally one corporate office that is responsible for global strategy. Emphasis on volume, cost management and efficiency. Transnational companies are much more complex organizations.
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Transnational strategy differs from a global strategy in that a global approach takes one product and sells and promotes it the same way across all channels to all people. Transnational strategy is a more personalized approach to selling and marketing your goods and services, with your target audience in mind.
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Globalisation has three main aspects which are economic, political and socio-cultural (University of Leicester 2009). Economic aspect focuses on the integration of global economies as well as flow of trade and capital across nation borders. Socio-cultural aspect emphasises on the exchanging of social and culture.
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The basic characteristics of international systems are as follows: The character of the actors (sovereign national states, non-state actors); distribution of power (balance of power, dominance of one actor over the others); distribution of wealth (a gap among the wealthy and the poor actors);
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['Knowledge and innovation:', 'Social, political and economic context:', 'Legal framework:', 'Specific events, especially traumatic events that demand a political response. ... ', 'Institutional influences:', 'External influences:']
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['Territorial specialization: International trade takes place basically due to geographical specialisation. ... ', 'International competition: ... ', 'Separation of sellers from buyers: ... ', 'Long chain of middlemen: ... ', 'Mutually acceptable currency: ... ', 'International rules and regulations: ... ', 'Government control: ... ', 'Several documents:']
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Four essential features: Population, Territory, Sovereignty, and Government. 1) Most obvious essential for a state. 2) The nature of a state's population affects its stability.